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  1. 06-04-2022, 09:18 AM #1
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    NAUGHTY TEENAGERS

    Was out waitn for a deer to come out for a evening dinner.Watched a good stag at 460yds,i couldv shot him as i practice a bit of 400yds shooting at the range.But at that distance he s liable to be a wounded walking stag,il try and get closer.As i tryed to get closer i came across a young spiker trying his girl friend out.I thort theyl do for the freezer,easier to handle than a big pissed up stag.Shot them off the shooting stick at about 140yds.Havnt had a deer for 3 months,tryed hard enough even with a couple of misses.So i was pretty pleased with my self.Name: 20220406_073548.jpg Views: 949 Size: 2.04 MBName: 20220406_073530.jpg Views: 730 Size: 1.92 MBI reckn she was last yrs fawn(size of a small fallow) and he was 17 months old and fat.I could be wrong tho.
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  3. 07-04-2022, 08:43 PM #2
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    Nice work some nice eating in those two. You will have to be on the lookout for the big stag soon.
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    Well done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trout View Post
    Was out waitn for a deer to come out for a evening dinner.Watched a good stag at 460yds,i couldv shot him as i practice a bit of 400yds shooting at the range.But at that distance he s liable to be a wounded walking stag,il try and get closer.As i tryed to get closer i came across a young spiker trying his girl friend out.I thort theyl do for the freezer,easier to handle than a big pissed up stag.Shot them off the shooting stick at about 140yds.Havnt had a deer for 3 months,tryed hard enough even with a couple of misses.So i was pretty pleased with my self.Attachment 194060Attachment 194061I reckn she was last yrs fawn(size of a small fallow) and he was 17 months old and fat.I could be wrong tho.
    You shot them while they were rooting? What's the world come to tut tut
    I know a lot but it seems less every day...
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  6. 07-04-2022, 10:15 PM #5
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    Sniffing with good intent.
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    nice eaters!
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    How many kilos of meat @Trout, what rifle and scope combo are you using nowadays.
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  9. 09-04-2022, 09:21 AM #8
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    Hi nor west,only about 22kgs,wrapped and weighed.Not much on the youngn,but very tasty.Just use a tika 308,18 inch barrel.Jaeger 1.5x6x42 on top.Can shoot moa out to 400yds with it.Great little evening scope.The big stag was tempting,but there was a fare bit of cross wind and getting on to dark.I just enjoyed watching him,so he gets to live another day.
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    Well done @Trout, some great eating there and good shooting
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