Something's Not Quite Right 

Our pleasure mate. Always nice to hear they are appreciated. Wishing you a safe, happy and healthy New Year.

Cheers mate. Nothing is ever off the table when it comes to hunting. All the best for 2023.

Thanks John. There wasn’t much else to say so might as well listen to some tunes👌

@@BoltActionProductions Yep - sometimes less is more

Thank you!!

I’d be surprised if he doesn’t mature well given the chance.

Yes mate. Just waiting for the paddocks to dry out a bit and we’ll be back into it. I’m hangin

@Bolt-Action Productions yeh fair enough too, I've had some good luck with the t2 over here in WA

It is a good spot and bit of a highway for them. If you are prepared to wait it usually pays off. All good here, recovered well. I am sure you had a great time even though nothing hit the deck. Talk soon mate👍👍

Good chance we'll cross paths again👍.

I certainly considered dropping the hammer but the aim was for the other boys to shoot one that day. As expected, that never happened😒

You've got that right mate. Hunting Piggy's is certainly different to this. Thanks for watching.

Unfortunately all deer are feral invasives that cause too much damage not to be hunted ethically.

Certainly a double edged sword. You can film them multiple times but you can only shoot and eat them once🤔

I’d seen him floating around on the trail camera. He’s a little lost🤣😂

@@BoltActionProductions Posibly an outcast from the herds?

That really depends on how it's managed I guess.

Most of the hunters I know care passionately about our wildlife and its environment. Managed and considered hunting is no different to managed and considered farming.👍

@@BoltActionProductions I'm not sure what you mean by managed but it seems inescapable that trophy hunters who could shoot the ferals, actually leave them to breed so there will be more trophy animals in future. How is that not perpetuating the feral problem? Or if you like, how is trophy hunting not part of the feral problem ?

@@mfromaustralia1 I wouldn’t consider myself a trophy hunter nor a professional pest controller but what I do is respect the wishes of the landholders and what they ask of us. Not all that are on the land class Deer as Feral and many are happy for them to be managed and not eliminated. Others are more along your lines of thought. It doesn’t make one right and one wrong in my view. Respecting a difference of opinion based on individual circumstances is the key imo. Many countries have made good use of trophy hunting to manage Game and Feral numbers but as you mentioned some have failed🤔.

@@MKChase-uj9vx Oh ? And what does caring passionately mean exactly and what does it have to do with leaving deer to cause erosion and ringbark shrubs and small trees which our native animals depend on ? ? And what do you mean by "our wildlife." Feral deer are NOT our wildlife. They are someone else's wildlife from another continent. Give me facts and reasons please, not lovely sounding feelings which cover up the facts.

I don't think I would have seen him at all if that was the case🤣😂

Bergara actually👌