Tag: deer hunting
Winter roe deer culling, Scotland.
Winter deer stalking I had been out a couple of times recently with not much luck. In late November and early December we had really bad weather with lots of rain and strong wind. Then we had a few days
Deer stalking in Scotland
Scotland is a prime destinations for deer stalkers from around the world. From trophy hunters shooting gold medal roebucks on East Coast, to stalkers looking for traditional hill deer stalking experience in Scottish Highlands, sika deer hunting on West Coast
Second roe kid of the season 2011-2012, some tracking and .30-06 performance on roe deer.
After shooting a roe I concentrated on finding some wild boar. I went out one night with my dad. We parked the car and I went one way to check the nearest field, he went in opposite directions to check
Roe doe open season. First roe kid this year, Poland.
After staying with my wife’s family for a few days we came to visit my parents and I had a few more days to go out stalking as well as attend a driven wild boar hunt, which turned out to
Red hind. Deer hunting in Poland.
This year I missed Polish red deer rut. I decided to visit my father-in-law in October instead. Last year we saw many stags, however all but one were not shootable. All were young medal class animals 14, 16, 18, 20-pointers,
A yearling button buck. Sixth roebuck of the season 2011, Scotland.
During Summer months when the sun rises early it is possible for me to go out stalking, shoot a beast, gralloch, go back home and still be at work for 9:00, but in September it is not easy. Anyway, I
First Scottish red stag of the season 2011. Woodland stalking, Scotland.
We have a good population of red deer on our lease, but I have not been really successful so far. I do see them quite often in Spring and throughout Summer, I also saw a few stags during the rut
September buck. Fifth roebuck of the season 2011, Scotland.
After not having much luck early in the season I started seeing bucks again. Old bucks were hiding somewhere resting after the rut, but young bucks started moving about. I thought it would be another blank morning. Very little wind