What are they shooting them with?You should see some of the CWD some clients shoot with us. Nothing left to salvage on the odd occassion!
Double that an a half again you have Norfolk redsI'm finding dealing with large fallow on my own more than hard enough.
It dosnt matter what calibre they shoot them with, some cant seem to put the bullet in the right place. More overseas clients who cant shoot to save their lives!!What are they shooting them with?
Or is it more a matter of where?
Norfolk reds are a tractor job.Double that an a half again you have Norfolk reds
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I didnt gut this one, two trackers did it for me
It wasn’t too bad, a couple of Swedes gave me a hand to roll it around as required.Oof. I imagine that was sweaty...
Gralloching on boggy ground is unpleasant as well. Or on steep, slippery hill sides. I’ve several times had them start sliding away as I’m working on them.
Squeeze it. Gnetle pressure should workHow do you deal with a MJ buck with a bladder ready to burst as it can be huge....cutting the BP with a long knife their bladder is quite high up...
Yup. ON the plus side, some slopes are that steep it's nearly a suspended gralloch!Aye, I’m somewhat short of said kit, most reds shot in the south lakes undulating terrain so in situ the only option
They’re all easy if you use one of these......