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  1. Nice old buck called in to 15y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp6u6cRRj6M
  2. It was safe, but was much worse in the forestry before that and I actually decided to go back home and the fox came out and sat on the track when I was on my way to the car, good backstop behind it so took the shot, but it was not a good day to be out.
  3. Yes, its in the blue book http://www.cic-wildlife.org/uploads/media/blue_book.pdf
  4. CIC red book http://www.cic-wildlife.org/uploads/media/red_book.pdf
  5. Martin, I usually swap camera for rifle at the last moment and that is why you dont see any shoting :-) This time I was on a high seat and it was easier to do both filming and shooting at the same time. Greg
  6. I dont do much editing usually just cutting and putting it together
  7. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZs8n4YXtto
  8. I only bought them once and broke on my second outing. Dont really need them, just carry rifle muzzle forward with the scope under my arm when raining...
  9. A mate asked me to boil out two muntjac heads for him together with one roebuck. It took me maybe 50 minutes to boil and clean the roebuck, but it took ages to boil the munties. I think I was boiling them for 2h or so and they were still tough, pain to get them cleaned. I would not boil old red stag for that long, but I just gave up boiling as I thought it could not be right (and they were not overdone, loosing teeth, breaking bones or anything) and got them clean at that point, but the meat was still pretty much attached to the bone and tough. Are all munties like that?
  10. I use now quite old model - Canon HG10. It has decent low light transmission, but can't really compare to other models. It has only x10 zoom, you may need more for stalking or coursing. Ask yourself wheter you need all manual settings or not. More advanced cameras with full manual settings will usually be x10-12 only, whereas cheaper models are often higher zoom. I would only go for top 3 makers: Canon, Sony or Panasonic. If you can't afford current model with the spec you want, try to go for older model. It might be bigger or have less fancy features, but might have bigger sensor and hence be
  11. Thanks, hope to film a few beasts this season as well. Greg
  12. Looks young, maybe even yearling? Show us bottom jaw.
  13. Great write up and pictures. I am guessing it was his last year anyway, good buck to take, well done.
  14. I am not saying you did something wrong. I think it is just a good example showing a bullet is not always going where it supposed to.
  15. Shit happens, that is why people bother with backstops and such
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