Well no sorry guys I've not bagged any of the above yet but please do post em up as you rake em up:thumbsup:
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Well no sorry guys I've not bagged any of the above yet but please do post em up as you rake em up:thumbsup:
Should I have added Hare so that @Dundee can be included :P
Thars? What's that?
Thars was (is?) my son Iain’s imaginery friend. Do not kill him. Please.Quote:
Originally Posted by DLW
It’s how Tahr is spelt in some areas of the Himalayas also how it used to be spelt in NZ when it was first introduced.
The word "tahr" is derived from the Nepali word thār and was first used in English writings in 1835.
The common name of H. jemlahicus varies considerably, including Tehr, Tahir, Jharal, Jehr, Jula Kras and Thar or Tahr. Although Riney (1955) and Anderson and Henderson (1961) use the name ‘Thar’ most authors refer to it as the Himalayan Tahr or just Tahr (Lydekker, 1913; Wodzicki, 1950; Ellerman and Morrison-Scott, 1951; Bourliére, 1955).
Anyway on with the photos and story’s of what your getting.
For someone with such obvious literary knowledge I would have thought you would know the difference between you’re and your.
how about ur does that count ! i use that more than the 2 other versions especially txting , but who cares this is a hunting forum hell most of the time not even the spell checker on here can recognise some of my spelling , but hey as sideshow said its 2019 lets see some action shots , don't make me be the first to post a pic of my stag I think one antler was only 2 inch's long :D .Quote:
Originally Posted by Sauer
Looks like I might get another crack at them boars back in France in February fingers crossed.
And where on the board.
Shot by @tikka sorry but it need to be stuck up here seeing as it looks to be the first one posted for this year.
quoted "Last week we got onto this stag 500m from camp the dog was very impatient waiting for me to pack to gear up and finish my morning coffee.
Deer number 207 the wanted to carry on hunting as he could smell more farther up the valley but 30+ degree days is hard yakka humping meat. We bombed up 9 more goats on the walk out".
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