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[QUOTE=sneeze;973475]First stag coming for the rut.
Rings true with around the corner
Skiddel (or however you say it) moaning 2 nights ago - Moetapu ridge opposite me 1am till 4am today 3 maybe 4 going real well)
My place not a squeak - but not many Deer either observing last nights listening time frame with Thermal - saw 2 were I used to see 16 - 22 over 200 acre :-(
Sikddaw, named after a mountain in the Brit isle I think. We were planning on going down for easter but unlikely now.
I can take care of him for YaQuote:
Originally Posted by sneeze
Happy to send you photo's :-)
Yes - next year 2021 going to be a ROARING success I imagine
:D no way is that anywhere near your bubble. Iv been seeing him for the last few years, hes like an old mate now so pretty safe from me. :)
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Both those are looking very simaler to stags missing from "my" Trophy Herd
You don't think I should go check them out :-)
Here are some from Pre Rut
Where the buggers gone F Knows :-(
Prob turn up soon ??
Will add a Vimeo Video later
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Short Vid collage from one of my Trail Cam's
https://vimeo.com/402059132
Another Vid collage with a bit of JL
https://vimeo.com/406744104
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Great camera. What is it?
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Bolymedia-MG983G-30MQuote:
Originally Posted by johnino
I think this ones on a par with some of yours :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sarvo
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[QUOTE=sneeze;983869]I think this ones on a par with some of yours :D
Oh Deer :-(
Pretty sad lot ah
Mine look a bit fatter than yours but :-)
[QUOTE=Sarvo;983875]Id like to think it was because they are working harder here :Dbut with the lack of hinds I dont think thats the case at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by sneeze
[QUOTE=sneeze;984023]Still not heard one Roar hereQuote:
Originally Posted by Sarvo
See in clip above two sparring up - that was about 7th.
Great back drop
Not so great Trophy potential :-)
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They come out during the 6 o'clock news , clever those deer :-)
That’s a great shot , Sarvo. Am hanging out to get my cams back ASAP
Yes - the SD Card logged pic will be approx 4MB - that one sent to my email is only a fraction of that size.Quote:
Originally Posted by stu#71
Anyone else think the animal in the first 3 phots is a stag (hummel)?
Possibly. Saw a video today of a hummel chasing a hind around and even roaring. Not a pedicle to be seen. Very weird
Maybe its a transgender deer? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 7mmwsm
Yeah. Not old but looking at it's face I would have thought at least 3?Quote:
Originally Posted by 7mmwsm
You are correct. A three year old stag and not a Helen Clark version of a hindQuote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
You are correct. A three year old stag and not a Helen Clark version of a hindQuote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
I expect you to go all Gareth Morgan on that pussy cat Pengy.
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Yes - its amazing just how many of these pests are in any given area - the Cams show them and just how wide their roaming is over time
I will slip a GPS transmitter/locator into the next one you buy :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by sneeze
Cool pic Sneeze they look like there having a good old play:thumbsup:
Does look stagish , almost a main and foto 3 shows some slight bumps where the pedicles should be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
tut tut, they cant of received the memo from cindy regarding social distancing. A phone call to the cops is in order I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by sneeze
Great picture :thumbs:
[QUOTE=Sarvo;997037]Quail have taken a hammering at mine. Guess the culprit (s)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pengy
That would be right @Pengy. Some renters came in next door a few months ago with two cats.
We had several small groups of quail around the area and now nothing. Even the thrushes have gone.
Quail, Chukar and Pheasants seem to have a distinctive strong smell that cats can track. I watched a cat weaving in and out along a pine hedge on the trail of a hen and cock pheasant. The cat followed it perfectly - nose to the ground like a bloodhound. That pheasant trail was 24 hours old!
But instead of a pot of golden pheasant at the end of the trail there was another metal from further along the periodic table waiting
When I'm free to travel there Ill try and create more of a gap. The one in second place looks like it should be in my freezerQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr Browning
Have trapped and shot 4 in the last few weeks, but this one is a bit savvyQuote:
Originally Posted by Woody
