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Thread: Back into the high country

  1. 16-12-2022, 04:07 PM #1
    Von Gruff Knives
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    Back into the high country

    I posted a thread on the bladesmiths forum where I spend a lot of time and to save a lot of c&p have posted a link to it here.

    https://www.bladesmithsforum.com/ind...-high-country/
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    Darn good write up.enjoy yr venison.Im a year behind you so i stick to river flats and spring grass.Deer love these spots.
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    A lot of tough walking but a nice load of meat to enjoy at the end of it.
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    175kg is a biiiig fallow, that is for sure.
    Was that weight on the hook, or estimated on his back?
    I've carried some 90+kg deer that turned out to be closer to 50 when the scales did their thing....
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    It wasn't a fallow, a nice big framed red . . .
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    A wonderful yarn. It sounds like you need a son or grandson to assist with the recoveries!
    Great to hear that you’re still out and about enjoying your adventures though.
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