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About LinkBacksWent hunting with my old man, youngest brother Duncan and a family friend for chital over the holiday break.
the old man managed to take a nice representative stag, though he passed up on an awesome non-typical 7 point one which he later regretted. I was just as pumped and managed to get it on film which is the first stag I've filmed being taken. Good spotting by me to see him I reckon!
Great stuff and will look great on the wall for dad.
Before the shot
Dad, Duncan
Dad and Duncan and myself
Mr Non-typical!
Cheers,
BH
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03-01-2014, 04:18 PM #1Member
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Old man lucked out on chital
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03-01-2014, 04:21 PM #2OPCz
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Good stuff BH
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Top looking animal that first pic.
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Very cool, I'd quite like to shoot a chital. How do they taste?
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Best meat I've ever tasted Phillip, awesome animal very beautiful animals
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So BH is their meat more akin to red than say fallow or more to sambar?
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Maybe like a red yearling? there's next to no gamey taste at all, very tender and tasty
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Great rack on that stag BH, would really like to taste that meat one day....hint, hint
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haha if you're happy to pay the property owner I'm happy to take ya!
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Cheers mate, just got to square up my Visa card after my last trip........lotto tkt bought yesterday.....
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