Just thought i do a quick write up, went stalking today with my 9 month old BMH called benjy for the first time.
And im glad i did hes a natural , the morning was going quite slow and i did not see a thing and the time was clocking on but i decided to stay the full day.
at about 11.30 i was stalking through the wood when my BMH all of a sudden frose and the nose went up i thought here we go, but could i see anything in the bins oh no bugger all.
so i carried on with great care and kept stopping and looking and benjy was looking at me as if to say cant you see them you lightweight.
then i spotted them (about 5 of them) about 200 yards through the wood, but no shot was on so i stalked very slowly to around the 120 mark, up on the sticks and selected a doe and let one rip the shot was a little high but it dropped like a sack of spuds.
im well chuffed benjy has amazed me on his first ever stalk to behave like that was truely amazing and my first ever fallow as well cant be bad.
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And im glad i did hes a natural , the morning was going quite slow and i did not see a thing and the time was clocking on but i decided to stay the full day.
at about 11.30 i was stalking through the wood when my BMH all of a sudden frose and the nose went up i thought here we go, but could i see anything in the bins oh no bugger all.
so i carried on with great care and kept stopping and looking and benjy was looking at me as if to say cant you see them you lightweight.
then i spotted them (about 5 of them) about 200 yards through the wood, but no shot was on so i stalked very slowly to around the 120 mark, up on the sticks and selected a doe and let one rip the shot was a little high but it dropped like a sack of spuds.
im well chuffed benjy has amazed me on his first ever stalk to behave like that was truely amazing and my first ever fallow as well cant be bad.
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Dave