Which one to shoot...?

[Tim.243]

Flicking back through last years SD card It shows how hard it is to make a dent into transient deer numbers given a lot could have well been does
Seat is in the background, personally I like to pick off 1 & 2's than educate the lot...of late they are MIA

 

[bottletopbill]

Tim is that your own deer park

 

[rutland]

I think Tim your spot on once they are educated you have made yourself a big problem. Pick off the stragglers or aim for the smaller groups.

 

[Tim.243]

I think Tim your spot on once they are educated you have made yourself a big problem. Pick off the stragglers or aim for the smaller groups.

Just like flocks of pigeons on winter rape bang into them and they go to the next field!

 

[geordiemacatac]

Brilliant permission.... Well done

 

[Donkey Basher]

Hmmm

Don’t need to worry about which one to shoot - this lot are about 200 yards into a FO big field on next doors ground where they know they’re safe.

 

[SikaSeeker]

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Hmmm

Don’t need to worry about which one to shoot - this lot are about 200 yards into a FO big field on next doors ground where they know they’re safe.

All you need is a “Fenton” in your armour!

 

[geordiemacatac]

Put a few licks out laced with tamazepam... Less skittish then

 

[Jon P]

The deer know where they are safe- counted around the 100 mark in this bunch- that land has not been shot in 20 years- they start moving off as soon as it gets dark.

 

[farrieral]

Need a higher capacity mag....

 

[opticron1]

Need a higher capacity mag....

Or a GPMG..............

 

[bottletopbill]

And land owners to allow shooting not safe areas.

 

[farrieral]

And land owners to allow shooting not safe areas.

That seems like a bad idea

 

[bottletopbill]

That seems like a bad idea

Why

 

[farrieral]

Why

Just a jest at the wording

 

[bottletopbill]

It is the way us south London boys talk

Just a jest at the wording

 

[mole trapper]

Thats like the old wrigley factory at plymouth, at least a 100 fallow sunning themselves in daylight on the lawn as they know they are safe.