Thread: The Roar - Let's see some photos!

Originally Posted by mohawk

Yup , thought that too but the first 100mtrs was strait down hill , the second 100 was strait up and then level for 100ish with drops maby 10-20 mtrs apart. gps looks like a bunch of lolly pops .
I honestly cant put into words how gutted I feel , but the Kaimais can do that too a guy.

Don't feel too bad Mohawk

Put it down to a learning experience.

My old man would call a smoko break after a shot sometimes when the deer run and use this time to listen to where the deer went and give them time to settle down.

Often they wouldn't go too far.

And no matter how careful we are or how much we practise our marksmanship to ensure quick humane kills eventually you will loose one not matter how hard you look.

Like I said you'll find him next week when he starts to stink up, probally only meters from your GPS tracks.

Cheers
Pete

Originally Posted by P38

Don't feel too bad Mohawk

Put it down to a learning experience.

My old man would call a smoko break after a shot sometimes when the deer run and use this time to listen to where the deer went and give them time to settle down.

Often they wouldn't go too far.

And no matter how careful we are or how much we practise our marksmanship to ensure quick humane kills eventually you will loose one not matter how hard you look.

Like I said you'll find him next week when he starts to stink up, probally only meters from your GPS tracks.

Cheers
Pete

Yep same as my old man, good ol smoke and wait, not that I smoke, I just sit still for 10 minutes debating whether I had actually hit the animal. Best of luck for the roar,