Yes, I shoot my share of velvet stags for meat. But I do know a good one when I see it, and know what not shoot.
Snee Rd last night (late, as you can tell by the quality of the pic).
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e4...psxrkftpz6.jpg
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Yes, I shoot my share of velvet stags for meat. But I do know a good one when I see it, and know what not shoot.
Snee Rd last night (late, as you can tell by the quality of the pic).
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e4...psxrkftpz6.jpg
See now that's not your average representative six
Better keep tabs on that one!
Shit that is a beauty Tahr well done on not taking the shot.
Shit he would have been nice to eat[emoji57][emoji2]
HOLY SHIT HES A RIPPER....SORRY FOR SHOUTING REALLY EXCITED :thumbsup:
Exactly. :)
I'm wondering if its this guy a year on. If so, glad I left him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXMfL8U3cVI
What camera are you using Tahr?
Real impressive animal [emoji106]
Not saying it is the case with this stag but sometimes they grow their velvet in different country to where they are during the roar and then may return after roar to fatten up. Johnny on the spot sometimes.
either way that is a cracker
Hamish
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Hamish, there is a particular area that the stags seem to congregate in to grow their velvet. Open scrub that lets the sun in and plenty of feed (on private land). Then, without warning they disappear from their velvet area and I next see them in the public land native during the roar. Then they disperse and I see them all over the shop, but always where the best feed is.
And so the cycle continues.
What cracker he is !!
B
Nothing to be SNEEzed at
He looks similar to the tangled wire Stag, same area?
I too wouldn't shoot such a fine specimen in velvet. I hope you catch up with him in a few months time.
Same area, about 1km away.
These 2 of mine are from the same area too.
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e4...psf982405d.jpg