Double four
Well-Known Member
Had to do a mercy job this morning the first casualty of the rut.
I have an "extra" large aggresive stag that has taken up residence in the wood, im sure it will have been him who has done the damage as this stag was imobolised only a field away .
He had horrific injuries two broken legs a bust elbow and a broken jaw !
Seen this stag scores of times, had him walk right under my seat the other day and filmed him numerous times too
Too late now looks like he wandered the wrong way and met his match with stagzilla,
I was goose shooting in a ditch last year and i saw this big stag lock antlers with another stag albeit alot smaller flip it on his back like a wet rag and proceed to give it a proper pasting ! then trotted back to his hareme at the side of the wood without breaking sweat !
I have an "extra" large aggresive stag that has taken up residence in the wood, im sure it will have been him who has done the damage as this stag was imobolised only a field away .
He had horrific injuries two broken legs a bust elbow and a broken jaw !
Seen this stag scores of times, had him walk right under my seat the other day and filmed him numerous times too
Too late now looks like he wandered the wrong way and met his match with stagzilla,
I was goose shooting in a ditch last year and i saw this big stag lock antlers with another stag albeit alot smaller flip it on his back like a wet rag and proceed to give it a proper pasting ! then trotted back to his hareme at the side of the wood without breaking sweat !