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Thread: An Early morning hunt

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    An Early morning hunt

    Got up at 3:30 am, packed my bag and was soon picked up by my brother at 4:00
    We went to snee rd but there were 3 vechles there
    So we went else where. we walked about 10km up a steep ridge and through tight vines whilst trying to be quiet. When we got to a certain point we heard 3 stags roaring at each other. So then Daniel started roaring and they were replying. We followed the noise for half an hour but then a stupid plane flew over really low. So we sat down for another half hour and we didnt here any more roars so we headed down the stream. Getting down was hard because it was so steep and wet that you would go for a skate every now and then!
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    Well done on getting out mate, it's all great experience for next time, patience is the key.......
    Hope you get one (two) of them next hunt.......keep at it.....
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    Good stuff Sean.
    Wont get em on the couch.

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    Well done Sean and Daniel
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Great to be out there.
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    Good to see you getting out doing it Sean.I normally set my alarm & hit the hay soon as its dark.Bad luck about the plane better luck next time aye.
    Won't be long you'll be bringing home the veni & pork I reckon.
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    From a mother point of veiw i was abit worried about my boys going hunting that time of the morning.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrs dundee View Post
    From a mother point of view i was abit worried about my boys going hunting that time of the morning.
    You can't wrap them in cotton wool Mrs D & you wouldn't get any thanks for doing that ,boys will be boys .
    At least they aren't going alone & can learn together .
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