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Mother Nature at her best


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First time back out on the rifle after the birth of my daughter two and a half years ago, real excited, praying for a good shoot on the roe deer. 10 minutes out from our destination stalker Steve talking more than watching the road as usual hit a massive pothole and burst the tyre but we plod on to the farm deciding to change the tyre later.

 

On the farm we split up Marcy heads of stalking over the back and we head down into the valley myself and stalker Steve to head into the hot zone for the roe!

 

We got nicely settled in scanning the area constantly for (lesser spotted lately) roe. All of a sudden there they are 2 of them doe's ideal, just popped out in the sunshine lovely I look to get the crosshairs on but I have tree line in the way, adjust position moving to my right to get a better shot, adrenalin up thinking yes!what a morning! as quick as settle back into rifle the damn roe retreated back into the woods and that's it they are gone, stalker Steve urges me to be patient as the only way for them to travel is towards us so we sit tight and with every passing minute it felt more and more that was going to be our only glimpse of them. It's gonna be one of them days!

 

We decide to move after 30 minutes sitting, we track along to where the roe disappeared and had firmly decided that was it for the day when all of a sudden there were two more walking out further up the tree line happy days! We hit the deck and settle in, it feels like a long shot well over 300 yards, safe shot good back stop, I fire and snatch it, missing, damn, damn and double damn, the roe deer bolt and disappear out of view, stalker Steve stating we need to sit tight as they will head back this way, sure enough there they are proud as ever two roe stroll out into the middle of the field, safe shot, aim, quick whistle to get them to stop bang one dead, I roll of the rifle and Steve rolls in, second deer, running, I'm whistling and barking to get its attention it stops and in that moment bang off its feet legs in the air, there's another roe for the pan.

 

Nothing finer, my need to hunt is again reignited, and a wise man once said you cannot predict Mother Nature. How true! post-17664-0-35199600-1361992478_thumb.jpgpost-17664-0-88349000-1361992501_thumb.jpg

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Hi Steve,

Two nice Doe’s there M8, good shooting besides the 1st Miss lol. Better then going shooting with my self at the Pigeons as there was loads flying around but none would commit into the decoys even though they did come looking, sat in a tree out of shotgun distance. U fired more shots than me that’s for sure lol

Now U have recaptured the love of shooting I wish U all the best M8 & hope its not to long that we get some Pigeons shot as there is over 1K poss! 2K flying around my permissions.

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