Jonher
Well-Known Member
After several failed trips for me and a group of friends everything seemed to fall into place today.
We arrived at the meeting place 7:30 to be greeted with 5 roe deer in the middle of the farmers field adjacent to our hunting terrain. This field separates two different hunting terrains but we can't hunt on it, well luckily for us the deer bounced off into our terrain and spirits were high.
We gathered all of our kit and slowly crept to our posts ready for the dog to be released. Once everyone had confirmed they were at their posts the dog, a dachs was released at the area where the deer entered the forest, it didn't take long before the barking began so we knew he was hot on their scent. After one hour of the deer circling around in the terrain, a lone female presented a shot to one of our guns.
Here's a couple of pic's:
The collar around the dogs neck has a GPS transmitter which let's us follow the dog on our handheld GPS systems, a great little gadget!
Were off out again tomorrow!
We arrived at the meeting place 7:30 to be greeted with 5 roe deer in the middle of the farmers field adjacent to our hunting terrain. This field separates two different hunting terrains but we can't hunt on it, well luckily for us the deer bounced off into our terrain and spirits were high.
We gathered all of our kit and slowly crept to our posts ready for the dog to be released. Once everyone had confirmed they were at their posts the dog, a dachs was released at the area where the deer entered the forest, it didn't take long before the barking began so we knew he was hot on their scent. After one hour of the deer circling around in the terrain, a lone female presented a shot to one of our guns.
Here's a couple of pic's:
The collar around the dogs neck has a GPS transmitter which let's us follow the dog on our handheld GPS systems, a great little gadget!
Were off out again tomorrow!
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