HeliStalker92
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In Norfolk the land is near Tibenham Airfield.
New to deer stalking
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Roedeer 1962
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You’ve done your level one so you know the basics just keep adding experience 
planedeerstalker93
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DM me when your over if you fancy a beer my Flying school is at the airfield and I have land just off the A140
HeliStalker92
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Are you looking to do your DSC2? I think it’s a great thing to work towards!
HeliStalker92
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Absolutely, would love to grab a drink and chat stalking!
planedeerstalker93
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Yes I am but need to find out how to get witnesses wbu?
Sheamus
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My advice to you is don't get caught with your pants down
You need quite a bit of experience before considering DSC2, but when you're ready the BDS can do witnessed stalks on their land in Norfolk.
planedeerstalker93
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That’s good I don’t even wear anyMy advice to you is don't get caught with your pants down
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HeliStalker92
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I completed my DSC1 a couple of years ago and have been gaining lots of experience since then. I think I will look to enquire about the DSC2 this year sometime.
planedeerstalker93
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How do you know when you are ready
Get a chiller as with the muntjac/roe/fallow (bucks) you will be shooting them in the warmer months also late into the 8-9.30pm times so they won't hang over night. Find a outlet as it will take a short time to fill the freezer, prepare for things to go wrong as it happens to all of us, muntjac are a good example as they are often on an angle and they keep moving which is green soup with them being so small.
Well done and good luck
planedeerstalker93
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We have lots on muntjac on our land and always used to shoot them with .223 was ideal, tried .308 and 6.5 and it destroys them so I’ll stick the .223Get a chiller as with the muntjac/roe/fallow (bucks) you will be shooting them in the warmer months also late into the 8-9.30pm times so they won't hang over night. Find a outlet as it will take a short time to fill the freezer, prepare for things to go wrong as it happens to all of us, muntjac are a good example as they are often on an angle and they keep moving which is green soup with them being so small.
Well done and good luck
What do you use for MJ and CWD
When I did my DSC1, we were advised don't even think about DSC2 until you've shot and gralloched a dozen deer on your own.How much Experience do you honestly think in needed
Personally, I think it needs to be a lot more than that.
(I still don't feel ready to take the level 2 plunge. Nor do I feel any need to).
.270 150gn head for all so when a fallow/red steps out it is an even match lol
HeliStalker92
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Lots of people stalk Muntjac with .308 & 6.5 Creedmoor, it’s all about bullet placement. I generally stick to my .308 when out stalking as it allows me to shoot whichever species I come across, and what’s obviously in season.
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Grannysmith
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Walk little look much
planedeerstalker93
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I very much like that!! Im addicted to my thermal spotter
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