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Thread: 1st 2014 hunt out of the way.

  1. 04-01-2014, 06:34 PM #1
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    1st 2014 hunt out of the way.

    HI Guys
    Just a quick report of my first hunt for the new year.
    Arrived at spot x at 5am and hunting at 5.30am, didn't take long to find the first deer, a yearling on the side of the track but i missed it. 500m down the track we find a Hind and a fawn feeding of the side of the track so after 15min of watching we move on, round the corner pull a camera in and move on to the tussock clearing, spy another Hind and Fawn who scarper after i watch for a couple of minutes.
    Spook a stag of some description later on just of the side of the track in a nice clearing and then get a call from my mate that he has nailed a hind that appears to be free of fawns.
    Carting her out the dog "SID" starts winding in a spot he had winded on the way in so i have a stalk and find some wee pigs, i look for the sow but shes to cunning i feel to get caught out like her young.
    In total 7 deer seen and maybe an 8th and 5 pigs with a possible 6th.
    Great first hunt for the new year.

    1st pic is off a hind and her yearling but its to far for the rino to take a good pic.

    Sid on point, i was told it is a sky lark but i have no idea. Was cool to see though.




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  3. 04-01-2014, 09:29 PM #2
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    Cool fotos of Sid!!
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    Shit there is some grass there !
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    Cheers, i prefer this one but it didn't show the bird.
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  6. 04-01-2014, 09:44 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munsey View Post
    Shit there is some grass there !
    Sure is.
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    Wow what a lot of animals you see at spot X. Does that spot require a key? LOL
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    What a fantastic trip. Thanks for that.
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    No keys required for this one just a permit.
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    Nice photos, sounds like a great way to start the year mate.......good luck for the roar!
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