The paddock hunters produce the goods. This time I help, a little...
http://youtu.be/I8pfmvZcYVA
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The paddock hunters produce the goods. This time I help, a little...
http://youtu.be/I8pfmvZcYVA
That was a nice piece talking about the shot/s while walking to where they were
You are noticeably quicker than Hamish at doing the business
Nice work guys.
Awesome vids, just one question, why don't you show the shot?
Not sure why it was missed on this clip, I can assure you it hit the deck and didn't even wiggleQuote:
Originally Posted by Toby
Practical experience... You can't learn hunting on the InternetQuote:
Originally Posted by sako75
:P
Technical problems with both cameras... Gopro is going back to Dick Smiths and I maybe didn't push record on the big camera!Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
First deer was hit twice almost instantaneously and dropped like a sack of spuds, that was actually the hind. Hamish then hit the yearling in the chest, it was dead on its feet, but still moving, I then shot it through the neck and it went down as above... That's pretty much what you missed.
We have a motto in our family, you stop shooting when the deer either stop moving or run over the skyline (or close to it).
Technically you'd have to say Hamish shot both deer, he spotted them and hit them both first.
Iv got no link? usually it comes up in blue text to click it.
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me too tried typing it into utube but failed:(
neat watching all the wheels come off without gutting :thumbsup:
your viszla was like a tennis spectator with all that meat moving around !
Try this thenQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
http://youtu.be/I8pfmvZcYVA
The battery run out on the video before I got the chance to film the fillets coming out via key hole surgery; you'll just have to believe me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=I8pfmvZcYVAQuote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
Good watch, so you kept the front wheels in the end?
thanks cool