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Cancelled this morning due to high winds and rain, wish we hadn't as it had blown out.

Went out tonight and took this young doe right on last knockins, good optics paid off.

Any way Daz had a great day, picking up his new sako85-6.5x55 fitting the new zeiss 3-12x56 varipoint

and also buying a browning T-bolt .17hmr all scoped up to.

Sadly there wasn't time to zero the new sako so he used mine to shoot the doe. He bought his on the strength of using my sako/zeiss "estate" rifle.

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Well done mate!!! Zeiss you say!! do you have contacts :hmm: :hmm: :hmm:

 

 

All the best Alex & Mark :D

Thanks Alex, I know 1 or 2 folks from zeiss yes.

Looks like the sako factory trip might be on this winter when we do finlnd again, see what we can do there?

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you call that work i really need to get a job like that :D:lol: :lol: :lol: well done buddy hope 2012 is good to you :good: :good: :good:

You try getting up a 03.30 all summer, out till 0930. then onto rear pheasants till 1300. then bed till 1700 and out with clients again till 23.00, then home to hang any deer up then bed till the wee hours again.

7 days a week.

yes its work, yes its hard, would i swap......?

not a chance.

regards john

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You try getting up a 03.30 all summer, out till 0930. then onto rear pheasants till 1300. then bed till 1700 and out with clients again till 23.00, then home to hang any deer up then bed till the wee hours again.

7 days a week.

yes its work, yes its hard, would i swap......?

not a chance.

regards john

 

Sounds like a very hard job you got yourself there.

A good one though, not many people get the chance to

combine a passion with a job.

If you don't mind me asking.

What area of the country do you take your clients stalking?

You mentioned an 'estate rifle' I'm pressuming you work on

this estate.

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Sounds like a very hard job you got yourself there.

A good one though, not many people get the chance to

combine a passion with a job.

If you don't mind me asking.

What area of the country do you take your clients stalking?

You mentioned an 'estate rifle' I'm pressuming you work on

this estate.

No mate the term estate rifle is one given to a gun which can be "lent out"

Its my company.

I stalk about 12-15,000 acres of e./nth yorks.

self employed and been that way for 10 years.

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No mate the term estate rifle is one given to a gun which can be "lent out"

Its my company.

I stalk about 12-15,000 acres of e./nth yorks.

self employed and been that way for 10 years.

 

I see, it makes more sense now, about the rifle I mean.

You've certainly got yourself a large area to stalk over

and many, many happy clients I'd imagine.

I've been thinking about organising my first stalk.

Prices around here vary from £80 to £450 although, I

have a friend who worked as a stalker in knoydard for

about two years. His boss has given him an open invite

to come back for a few days stalking if he's ever

interested. I was promised a place along with him

if he ever decided to go back up again to visit.

It's a tough decission, pay for my first stalk down here

and get a medium sized deer of whatever description.

Or wait for an unspecified period of time and maybe

get a shot at a Red Stag.

I'd like my first time to be a very memorable one.

Knoydart is such a beautiful place too, the locals

are a bit backward from what I've heard but probably

nicer that your average city dweller.

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