In Gaelic tradition the 26th of September was known as the day of the roaring ,the day that the Red deer rut starts and though it can't be predicted that exactly observation over a good many years has proved it to be fairly accurate , though it can be influenced to a degree by the weather for example a few nights of frost can set it off.
Heard the first stag roar in the forest at dawn this morning the 24th only to receive a half hearted answer from the open hill went silent as full daylight came in and no more roaring to be heard during the day, not started in earnest yet but in a day or two the glen will echo with the continues
roaring of amorous stags.
Heard the first stag roar in the forest at dawn this morning the 24th only to receive a half hearted answer from the open hill went silent as full daylight came in and no more roaring to be heard during the day, not started in earnest yet but in a day or two the glen will echo with the continues
roaring of amorous stags.