John Gryphon
Well-Known Member
and there are stags.
You can always tell the bulls shape and bulk before the binos are up.
Early as usual especially with 40C forecast and its as dry as a witches tit and the gum leaves are cornflakes necessitating pushing one's toes in/under them so as to place a foot. Nonetheless I closed a little on this hind that is browsing mistletoe leaves on a fallen eucy limb.
She got a bit suss and headed for the bush proper with the little knobby following. Scouting further on I completely missed this stag walking down a dry spur. Noting the wallow mud on him which imo is early for this time of year. He`s a **** stag antler wise but has the bulk as the male of the species.
You can always tell the bulls shape and bulk before the binos are up.
Early as usual especially with 40C forecast and its as dry as a witches tit and the gum leaves are cornflakes necessitating pushing one's toes in/under them so as to place a foot. Nonetheless I closed a little on this hind that is browsing mistletoe leaves on a fallen eucy limb.
She got a bit suss and headed for the bush proper with the little knobby following. Scouting further on I completely missed this stag walking down a dry spur. Noting the wallow mud on him which imo is early for this time of year. He`s a **** stag antler wise but has the bulk as the male of the species.
