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    Today's Effort

    Had the alarm set for 4am this morn but was to tired so got up about 7. Some wanker had broken into 2 of the cars parked in the carpark with more broken glass on the other side of the carpark, so 3 or 4 cars broken into, bastards!!!
    Started hunting about 9ish, dog indicated off the track about 30 mins in, so snuck down and came across 2 different deer, no luck though. About midday we were sneaking along and spooked a deer, we stayed still and it circled around to figure us out, saw it sneaking in the open, pole-axed it with a neck shot at about 40 yards. Cut em up and started cruising back. Spooked a small fawn about 5 metres away from us on the way back, it tore off from under a crown fern, the dog raced forward so quickly got her back in, then watched it run off. Will have to keep an eye on her next time. Was cool to see the fawn though.

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    Deer was standing under the arrow,




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    Nice one Luke... Had a look in clements last weekend and fark me it was dry. Up high is was the worst i have ever been in. It gives the word cornflakes a new meaning..... More like cornflakes with a megaphone!!!!

    You may not want to let people know where you go but are you able to say what carpark is getting hit???

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    Good stuff Luke
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    Great stuff luke every one hates those mongrels
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    Nice, Luke! Second deer of 2013, I take it. It almost seems like sleeping in has been paying off for you
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    Great work there Luke. I don't have a dog but I'll be sure to look under any arrows I see like that when I next head bush.
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    Good work Luke. That young fawn may be the stag you get in a few years time.
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    nice work mate, how olds the GSP?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackp. View Post
    nice work mate, how olds the GSP?
    She's about 18 months old

 

 

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