Thread: Great Easter Weekend Hunting.(photo heavy)

Last year i spied a Stag that i was quite keen to put on the deck but the weather conspired against me and we had to leave the area, this year we went and had a look for him again in the same place but he wasn't about, well not in our boundary anyway.
We left for our spot on Thursday arvo and took the 4x4 bikes as far as we could leaving us a 3.5hr walk into the camp site.
The weather was amazing with the sun shining bright for everyday apart from departure day where the wind turned up and done its utmost best to blow us off the ridge back to the bikes.
I have put together a series of pics that i took from the trip in and the 3 days we were hunting, i hope you enjoy them and when i get a chance i hope to add some video footage as well.

Veiw from the ridge heading in looking West towards Garston.

Young Stag left to mature.

The Head.

Enjoying the moment.

Sunset.

Camp Site.

Water Source.

Day One.

Stag Down.

Happy Man.

First Chamois.

Chased out by another Stag.

Good Night.
Day Two.

Happy feeding.

Falcon.

3 More.

You can't see me.

In the shade.

Up all night roaring, So tired.

Caught out.

I think i might,

Go now!!

An old Boy.

He never saw it coming.

So that was the weekend, i had a ball even though my big fella wasn't around, however we think we seen him on another face out of our area so another day maybe.
It can never hurt to leave him in there to breed.
We also shot a Malformed Stag that had 7 hinds with him and we seen a Hummel as well but unfortunately he eluded us this time.

Hope you enjoy the pics as much as i enjoyed taking them.

Cheers
Mal.

Some nice pics, Where abouts was it?

Nice man

Awesome, well done.

Some great pics there

nice looking country an great pics on that will have good memorys

Thats 12 still respectble.....................better than the 12 i got

Not sure how to put these vids in with the original post so i will put them here.
The first one is the young 12 we left and the second is the 12 we took out.

I really liked that. Some great pictures of some neat country.