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Well as the day was cancelled I shot a fox this morning and stalked a 5 pointer only to leave it hopefully for my client tomorrow morning.

Tonight after doing a dsc2 stalk (on paper from one shot earlier this week) i was ready to get out again.

I had a deer carcass to deliver to one of my permissions to the farmer for 1 of his friends.

We had put up a seat there last month so I would go sit in it for a fox or something (I had decided to shoot any buck which appeared tonight or I may never get 1).

I was up it for about 7.30 and Breeze sat still below me.

The 6.5 was loaded with the 156gr rn's I use in the summer for close range bucks.

After about 20 mins there was movement ahead a buck was chasing a yearling doe all over they eventually ran towards me stopping about 80m's away to catch their breath.

Having already lit the reticule I centred the dot at the back of the bucks neck half way up, and squeezed the trigger.

He fell instantly.

He was a beauty.

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The neck wound from the slow RN.

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So at long last I have opened my account, not quite the pricket I was after but very nice.

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A treat - I'll say :icon_eek: Absolute beauty.

 

You home load don't you John.. I'm going to have to open the re-loading pack thats gathering dust and get into it as i'm well into my last box of federal and can't find anything but FMJ on the shelves. :wallbash:

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Thanks for the support lads and lasses.

I suppose some will always look in and the green eyed monster has to show its self.

A few deer moving this morning.

Thats it now for a day or two I have maintenence work to carry out on the high seats and rides.(Still in the office but slightly different work and the money for me to do this (spray/cut) the rides has to come from somewhere).

Shame in a way as if I carry on this way I would reach 50 bucks in x2 months, still only need 6 and i'm busy again at the month end so not impossible.

11 deer for 100 this year.

Anyway this mornings kill.

Well done will.

 

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