Is it just me or do people feel sadness after shooting a nice buck. I suppose really there's not much difference between shooting a nice mature buck to a youngster, we just bring human emotions into it which makes it feel worse.
I shot this buck this mornin as its in an area which has been heavily clearfelled and they have just started replanting so everything must go. I shot a poor yearling a couple of days ago only 100yds further down the track and didn't feel as sad as I did this morning, but it's a roe buck none the less.
Attached should be a photo of the buck which in my opinion is quite good for Devon, don't see many like this around here and I reckon he would have got better if I wasn't around!
Cheers
Pete
I shot this buck this mornin as its in an area which has been heavily clearfelled and they have just started replanting so everything must go. I shot a poor yearling a couple of days ago only 100yds further down the track and didn't feel as sad as I did this morning, but it's a roe buck none the less.
Attached should be a photo of the buck which in my opinion is quite good for Devon, don't see many like this around here and I reckon he would have got better if I wasn't around!
Cheers
Pete