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  1. 04-05-2019, 08:39 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarvo View Post
    Please NOTE
    The photo's of mine and @sneeze are only around 60kb (that not even 10% of 1MB)
    Encase some of you judging Trail Cam for quality on the GPRS send back Pics
    The Trail Camera will have a 3-4MB picture logged onto its SD card that we will take off with Putor at later day
    I just brought all mine Cams home yesterday and today and have some nice Vids and finally got a roaring Stag on one
    Still have a couple of "floaters" to keep an eye out for potential Gunsmoke Pigger's
    Looking forward to seeing some of these @Sarvo

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  2. 04-05-2019, 08:56 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by planenutz View Post
    Looking forward to seeing some of these @Sarvo

    Can't work out how to put up Vids
    Think I need to load to a Cloud 1st ?
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  3. 26-05-2019, 07:47 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarvo View Post
    Can't work out how to put up Vids
    Think I need to load to a Cloud 1st ?
    Ha ha ha you are not the only one. ebf even tried to set me up with some account thing recently but that only added a layer of complexity and I still couldn’t work it out.
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    My now #1
    He pushed out this year the old #1 who has just come back to front country
    This guy has better Genes - for crap Sounds herd

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    [img]0190 - Copy by Sneeze again, on Flickr[/img]
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  6. 27-05-2019, 09:02 PM #6
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    A 17 pointer I have been following for a couple of years now. Got him on several cams over the year, even 30 sec clips of him roaring. Wish it was easy to share as you fullas would bee impressed.Name: 04040133.JPG Views: 434 Size: 1.91 MBName: 04040135.JPG Views: 437 Size: 1.91 MBName: 04040148.JPG Views: 426 Size: 1.91 MB
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    Enjoying Saturdays. Name: 05240229.JPG Views: 338 Size: 1.93 MBName: 06190038.JPG Views: 391 Size: 1,016.5 KBName: MFDC0587.JPG Views: 383 Size: 427.2 KB
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    Those tops on that stags are impressive!!!!!

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    The Samba stag I have been following for 4 years, his name is PD. One day hopefully our paths will meet. I have hundreds of pics and vid clips of him and still have no pattern. He changes his routes like I change my socks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BeeMan View Post
    The Samba stag I have been following for 4 years, his name is PD. One day hopefully our paths will meet. I have hundreds of pics and vid clips of him and still have no pattern. He changes his routes like I change my socks.
    Ah yes I've seen your previous photos of PD and wondered if it was him, best of luck tracking him down.

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  14. 02-07-2019, 09:58 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by BeeMan View Post
    The Samba stag I have been following for 4 years, his name is PD. One day hopefully our paths will meet. I have hundreds of pics and vid clips of him and still have no pattern. He changes his routes like I change my socks.
    top notch pics there pal,it’s gonna be a good day when you catch up with PD what a brute!are you gonna be good to slock him when the time comes?im sure you have a bit of an attachment to him.might be a bit harder to take him when the time comes.
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    I wonder this @Yesmate, I look forward to sneaking around the cameras in his areas, have done for 4 years, every pic I get I feel I have him. Only when and if I get a chance for the kill will I know.
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