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Yokel Matt

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Yokel Matt

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After seeming to spend most of the weekend messing about I managed to get out this evening and extended an invite to a fella I work with who has a young dog he’s gundog training. He lives near a bit of ground I shoot and his 10 mth bitch was making good progress so I said bring her along if he wanted. It would make a nice change to have the security blanket of a dog to help you find those last light runners!

Anyway, we did a bit of walking - the dog saw something I didn’t but I didn’t realise til a roe was bounding away. After that the dog needed another mile to calm itself down!

Got to a nice observation point just before last light and had just got comfortable when an adult doe and Buck still in hard antler came bounding into the field. They relaxed and began to graze, obviously by themselves. The dog was unsighted when doe took the 6.5 square in the chest and dropped on the spot. We took the dog to where the deer entered the field and fair play to her she went straight to it... handy?. 

Another plus point was my mate was there to drag it up the hill! Now that’s a result! She was a nice plump doe... made the fella sweat some!

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Nice one Matt .She looks in fine fettle too .Wont be long before you get a dog im thinking .Save some blood from the next one if your out with him and lay a trail to a small bit of liver unsighted from the dog of course .Being a gun dog it will have to know when deer are ok to hunt though .

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Excellent effort , nice to have someone to help drag them especially up hill ..as FD said bit of blood tracking and they come to it fairly quickly . I was out this morning and the dog had this one scented long before I had it seen in among the chestnuts..managed to slip a 6.5 into her before she see me ..

 

 

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