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  1. 16-02-2020, 06:52 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    So were you two sitting on top of a slip looking down or sitting across from it?
    Sitting at the top looking down and across to other slips and clearings.

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  3. 16-02-2020, 07:02 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shootm View Post
    Sitting at the top looking down and across to other slips and clearings.
    Ah ok. Interesting. Never thought it'd work looking down onto one
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    Ah ok. Interesting. Never thought it'd work looking down onto one
    Is a lot easier than going to the bottom and looking up
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Is a lot easier than going to the bottom and looking up
    Deer will always look down for danger way more that from up

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  6. 16-02-2020, 07:36 PM #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russian 22. View Post
    Ah ok. Interesting. Never thought it'd work looking down onto one
    Leatherwood is a bitch and in this area it’s easier. Trust me
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    Good on ya, Great to help some one get started
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    Great stuff. Interesting strategy re: looking down the slip, will try that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Is a lot easier than going to the bottom and looking up
    Hahaha true. I must try it sometime

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    Deer will always look down for danger way more that from up

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    True. They feel safer higher up.

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    Top stuff well done both of you, especially the lady on her first deer, it will never be forgotten.
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    @Shootm nice work with the backup shot. I was let down by my PH on a first time big game hunt in NT. He failed to back me up and as a result we spent two and a half days tracking a wounded Asian buff that dropped to my .416RM and then got up and took off. He actually stopped me from putting a second shot in while it was down and never even had his .458 unslung...

    Absolutely nothing wrong with giving your first timer the shot and quickly covering with a backup. Good ethics and great sportsmanship shown by the pair of you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ishoot10s View Post
    @Shootm nice work with the backup shot. I was let down by my PH on a first time big game hunt in NT. He failed to back me up and as a result we spent two and a half days tracking a wounded Asian buff that dropped to my .416RM and then got up and took off. He actually stopped me from putting a second shot in while it was down and never even had his .458 unslung...

    Absolutely nothing wrong with giving your first timer the shot and quickly covering with a backup. Good ethics and great sportsmanship shown by the pair of you.
    As it turned out my shot wasn’t needed anyway.
    Cheap insurance though.
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    Its great to have a shooting mate, congrats to you both and I hope you have many more outings together. Stay safe out there.
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    Good work , I bet there was plenty of boneing going on after shooting those two shootm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boaraxa View Post
    Good work , I bet there was plenty of boneing going on after shooting those two shootm.
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    Awesome stuff
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