That time again.

Grizzly 45

Ladies and Gents.
The hour will soon be upon us in 5 hours, where some of us, start probably the most unique hunting season in our lives and in our States history.:eek:

Whether you are after fur or feather. I wish you all that Artemis smiles at you and that you shoot straight and safe this season.Be safe out there.
Have a good one and "Waidmannsheil"

Grizzly45

meathstevie

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

Ladies and Gents.
The hour will soon be upon us in 5 hours, where some of us, start probably the most unique hunting season in our lives and in our States history.:eek:

Whether you are after fur or feather. I wish you all that Artemis smiles at you and that you shoot straight and safe this season.Be safe out there.
Have a good one and "Waidmannsheil"

Grizzly45

Waidmannsdank Grizzly, be safe and enjoy the season.

useurowname

How did everyone get on.?

foxkiller100

No licence yet , still waiting and praying 🦌ðŸ™

meathstevie

I was out in a couple of places locally but nothing stirring. Still way too mild and too much cereal crops still standing miles in all directions.

German pointer

I didn't get out as in quarantine but I did have a consolation prize. 7 so far, Irish Water Spaniel pups

steyrman

Got out yesterday morning had being seeing a decent stag in the last week Sod’s law no sign of him changed position 6-45 am spotted 4 prickets feeding took the the last one clean neck shot backpacked him out 2 km well worth it great start to the season

thermo

Got a red yesterday morning, cleaned skinned and currently hanging.

Snowc

steyrman wrote: »

Got out yesterday morning had being seeing a decent stag in the last week Sod’s law no sign of him changed position 6-45 am spotted 4 prickets feeding took the the last one clean neck shot backpacked him out 2 km well worth it great start to the season

Beautiful beast you were lucky he didn't spot you with his binoculars

steyrman

Back out yesterday morning field of wheat had being opened up Sunday but weather changed landowner rang me few deer feeding in the bottom end .arrive 5.50 am black dark it took ages for first light to arrive 6.30 am spotted movement 8 Sika prickets and a few stags 230 yards off the sticks managed this fine stag within 10 mins the sky opened up shower lasted 30 mins nearly stopped me getting the jeep into him 300 odd yard deal sorted me out but a nice clean well coloured mature stag good feeding as he weighed 67 kg dressed out

cookimonster

Beautiful animal, well done.

At 67Kg dressed, that's some size! I've shot a few big ones, but never in that weight. He'd be a good one for DNA testing, he might be a hybrid in disguise.

Well done again.

steyrman

cookimonster wrote: »

Beautiful animal, well done.

At 67Kg dressed, that's some size! I've shot a few big ones, but never in that weight. He'd be a good one for DNA testing, he might be a hybrid in disguise.

Well done again.

Hi this area has some of the best feeding all tillage area I have taking some decent stags from here some of the hinds last year topped 40 kg dressed out

Vegeta

steyrman wrote: »

Back out yesterday morning field of wheat had being opened up Sunday but weather changed landowner rang me few deer feeding in the bottom end .arrive 5.50 am black dark it took ages for first light to arrive 6.30 am spotted movement 8 Sika prickets and a few stags 230 yards off the sticks managed this fine stag within 10 mins the sky opened up shower lasted 30 mins nearly stopped me getting the jeep into him 300 odd yard deal sorted me out but a nice clean well coloured mature stag good feeding as he weighed 67 kg dressed out

That's an absolute cracker, well done.

kunekunesika

Was hoping to head out at the weekend, but after seeing him I have to get out this evening. Congrats