Roe yesterday evening..............

[rob reynolds uk 3]

well done ,top buck yet again

[Gimli 0]

Top shooting, great head. Hope I have as good a result tomorrow!

 

Well done!

[liongeorge 7]

Lovely buck Martin, I've got one on one of my permisions with a perfect 3 pointer one side and two tall seperate tines the other side.seen him twice but not able to get a shot on him yet. Going to have a go this week. All the best

[martin 332]

Good luck with that George mate,let me know how you get on....................Martin.

[tommygun166 0]

nice shot u couldn't hav done better

[mubz2cool 4]

what a cracker! well done!

[beagle1812 0]

Fantastic shot, through the heart at 200yrds. Just out of interest why isn't it a medal head???

 

Neil

[martin 332]

I am not a medal hunter,but,as far as I know it is down to a few things........

weight

colour

symmetry

and,as it is done by a human I guess there would be a fair amount of personal opinion as well.

 

Martin.

 

p.s. it currently weighs 535grms

[Hywel 53]

Good going old chap

[waidmann 105]

cracking shot mate. nice head.

as for body damage i would say that the misformation is due to a damage while in velvet and not cross lateral injury( as often seen).

possible wire damageat the base,see droplet formed. if as i am guessing there is not a third base (in german a "pet" meaning the place where it grows from th skull) or an elongation/deformity of this base( which would be rather rare)

all the same a smashing buck,

well done

[martin 332]

cracking shot mate. nice head.

as for body damage i would say that the misformation is due to a damage while in velvet and not cross lateral injury( as often seen).

possible wire damageat the base,see droplet formed. if as i am guessing there is not a third base (in german a "pet" meaning the place where it grows from th skull) or an elongation/deformity of this base( which would be rather rare)

all the same a smashing buck,

well done

 

Do you mean like this one that I shot a bit earlier in the year Waidmann?

 

[Yokel Matt 918]

cracking shot mate. nice head.

as for body damage i would say that the misformation is due to a damage while in velvet and not cross lateral injury( as often seen).

possible wire damageat the base,see droplet formed. if as i am guessing there is not a third base (in german a "pet" meaning the place where it grows from th skull) or an elongation/deformity of this base( which would be rather rare)

all the same a smashing buck,

well done

 

Do you mean like this one that I shot a bit earlier in the year Waidmann?

 

 

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[waidmann 105]

exactly like that bud

does he have a third "pet" what do you call it here?, the piece of bone between antler and skull( not thrown,reducing in size and angle with age)

he could of caused some trouble with an unforked "spear" like that,nice cull

love the pics.

atb

[martin 332]

exactly like that bud

does he have a third "pet" what do you call it here?, the piece of bone between antler and skull( not thrown,reducing in size and angle with age)

he could of caused some trouble with an unforked "spear" like that,nice cull

love the pics.

atb

 

 

When I find it I will put up a pic of him in velvet,cos he was in the valley for a while...........Martin.

[dogman27 0]

I popped over the market gardens yesterday evening,and was promptly cornerned by one of the farmers(as they do)and,I just couldn't get away,and,the time was quickly disappearing from me,and,when I finally got away there was probably just 1 hour of daylight left,so,when I got into the first field and saw a very good Buck in the top of the field I was very very happy.He was right in the open,and,I couldn't get any closer to him,so,I took him from the bottom of the greenhouses,it was just over 200yds,and,he dropped like a stone.The shot went right through the top of his heart......................

and here he is,sorry,but,I didn't have my phone on me so took pics in the kitchen.............

T

The pics don't really do it justice,it is a good size...........Martin.