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Thread: Another generation of deer hunters is born

  1. 29-10-2013, 12:49 PM #1
    Bavarian_Hunter
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    Another generation of deer hunters is born

    My youngest brother took his first deer last week with HH2 and I. We are both very proud of the little fella, did exactly what we have taught him and put on a perfect lung shot from 120m, went about 60 yards and piled up. Needless to say he was a very happy young hunter.

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  3. 29-10-2013, 12:58 PM #2
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    A great introduction for a young hunter, more so been your own brother. No amount of money could buy that time
    Looking at the long shadow, was it early or late in the day?

    I remember been with my brother when he shot his first deer. A moment to be cherished. It was a trophy in both our eyes and now a landmark we call "4pt ridge"
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  4. 29-10-2013, 01:05 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    A great introduction for a young hunter, more so been your own brother. No amount of money could buy that time
    Looking at the long shadow, was it early or late in the day?

    I remember been with my brother when he shot his first deer. A moment to be cherished. It was a trophy in both our eyes and now a landmark we call "4pt ridge"
    It is a very special moment! that was late arvo.
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  5. 29-10-2013, 01:07 PM #4
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    Well done boy
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    My congratulations to your young brother Jack. Excellent first deer.
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    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Awesome :thumbup:
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    Good stuff. He'll have a wicked time growing up with brothers such as you and HH
    Yeah nah bro

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    Quote Originally Posted by phillipgr View Post
    Good stuff. He'll have a wicked time growing up with brothers such as you and HH
    He will be quite a deer slayer me thinks, already a great shot and we'll be taking him out flat out next rut
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  10. 29-10-2013, 02:25 PM #9
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    Good stuff Jack,that dog must have AFL umpire bloodlines
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    Well done that lad!
    Do you buggers ever have to walk up hill's to retreive mate?
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    good stuff guys
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    JR spanker on the way there mate
    Hope you got him in there to do all the dressing bits to?
    You 2 better look out he will be leaving you at home soon an showing you how to nail the big boys
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    Quote Originally Posted by tui_man2 View Post
    JR spanker on the way there mate
    Hope you got him in there to do all the dressing bits to?
    You 2 better look out he will be leaving you at home soon an showing you how to nail the big boys
    haha that's it mate! he did help with dressing it but in Aus that means a different thing than it does for you buggers! haha
    Well the little prick is on the right track to taking a good one, he'll be teaching me by next rut!
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    Nice one BH, so the competition begins.......
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    Awesome, what an excellent photo as well! Chuck it on canvas for him and gift it for his 21st Great work.
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