***Daily Hunt Pics 2004***

[JC]

Awesome job Ralph....most of our old ones here aren't even that big! Be sure to post the whole story on the Hunting report thread....

[Jock]

Glen,
Is that near the Brisbane Valley?

[Littlefeather]

This is a third year Buck making these Rubs. I've video'd this one each year till now. He is looking quite nice this year. Maybe I'll be able to get some pics of him. CK

 

[Glenn Newell]

Yes Jock the Mary Valley and the Brisbane Valley run parallel to each otherbut east ans west of the Great Dividing Range. The Brisbane Valley runs north-south and the Mary runs south-north. Where I live Maleny is on the headwaters of the Mary Valley. There are red deer close to town but I hunt about an hour up the road.
Sorry for the bad quality of the pictures, I was using the digital zoom going for some of these photos.


A good red double six stag.  


 
Wide angle photo of same stag and his girls

[Littlefeather]

Damn Glen, That Stag is truly BLESSED! Look at Harem that fella has. CK

[Glenn Newell]

Yes I think he would be a happy boy Curtis.

[Timo]

Nice deer Ralph! Be sure and post it on the highlights forum!

Kinda curious about the shot,penetration,distance travel?

[Roughcountry]

Pretty buck Ralph. Your quiver is different, whats it made of?

Enjoying the pics Glen. Different country.

CK. Do those deer have ta find something without thorns to make a scrape or are they just a little tougher than ours?

[Jock]

Glen,
The photo of the "Royal" is excellent, one of the forrests that I've stalked is blessed with stags of this quality, unfortunately not with a Bow though, kinda fraustrating, but at least I get to watch them up close, keep those photos comming, great to see the beasts and lanscapes of different countries.

[Littlefeather]

Robin, The tree has thorns all over it. The Bucks don't seem to mind. All the thorns are gone after they finish. ck

[Ralph Renfro]

Robin, the quiver is beaver. I just cut the longer guard hairs off down to the good stuff. Ralph

[Glenn Newell]

Jock there are a lot of very good red deer in this area. The origional release of red deer in the late 18000's in Queensland were of Scottish blood also called the Windsor deer.

Another double six with a small harem, pity it was raining when I took this photo.
 

A very good double five hoofing it across the paddock, this bloke was on mission.
 

[ArticArcher]

Hay how did you guys post picures for this forum.  I have mine on webshots but I can't seem to post them here. Any suggections?  Thanks

[kyle]

Steven, there are a couple of good threads about posting pics on the POW WOW.  Look for them and they'll tell you everything you need to know.  Just make sure they're not too big.

Kyle

[Santiam]

Hmmmm,

Those are sure some wierd looking deer...LOL

Good pics guys.    

 Today was the first day of our late blacktail season.....I spotted a good buck a couple hundred yards out but he had me spotted also...

I put my bow down and grabbed my camera to play with him a bit when this brusier busted out right below me...

Oh Well,  at least I had my camera ready and was able to get this shot...

 

[Bpaul]

Nice size deer for our side of the mountains, sweet deal.

b

[Ralph Renfro]

I saw this nice buck this morning. 11/07/04  [/IMG]

[Ralph Renfro]

Here he is leaving the woods behind me. Wish I had more zoom. Ralph  

[Ralph Renfro]

Don't know what happened to the other pic. I'll try again.  [/IMG]
Sure wish I had more zoom. Ralph

[Littlefeather]

Great pics guys! Unfortunately, some of you are "still" posting pics that are way, way, way over size. It makes t impossible for dial-up users to download the pics. It took me 10 minutes yesterday to see the whole page. If you can't post a pic under 600 pixels, please do not post. If it take a long time to download, people don't want to see the pics. Thanks, CK


Here is a pic of a young little fella that was chasing a Doe round and round yesterday. He has a couple of years more growth. Then he better watch out. CK