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Thread: Great close up video of an old Stag

  1. 08-04-2025, 07:37 PM #1
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    Great close up video of an old Stag

    Somehow bumped into this excellent vid on Youtube......algorithms...



    Amazing to be so close for so long
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    Funny. I started watching it and wondered if it was from the that Youtuber.
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    Wow that is absolutely amazing
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UC-Duno4qxc

    He posts a lot of game camera stuff too.

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    well I will test the waters see what others think - something struck me with that stag having seen numbers both wild and farmed - he just does not seem right - I wonder if he is not a bit banged up - had a good hiding from another stag- just seems slow and lethargic
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    What scarey big eyes he has.Its hard being a old pensioner stag still trying to beat up the young stags,ye he does look abit old and buggard.
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    Great video had never come across that channel before
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry the hunter View Post
    well I will test the waters see what others think - something struck me with that stag having seen numbers both wild and farmed - he just does not seem right - I wonder if he is not a bit banged up - had a good hiding from another stag- just seems slow and lethargic
    I reckon he's just a typical old fella, been around the traps so to speak, old joints, been tonged up and malnourished during the roar.
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