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| Very well done. Looks like a great trip! |
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| Gabe, beats working for a living....
Just because you are paranoid, doesn't mean they are not out to get you....
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| Waidmannsheil!
Cheers,
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| Do you fancy swapping jobs Boggy
Bloody good fun |
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| Great job! 
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| quote: Hope you enjoy the pics.
Yes I did - thank you very much for a taste of the homeland! |
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| Boggie,
great pics and shooting.
Waidmansheil.
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| Very cool pics. Great job. Looks like very cool country to hunt. How big was the area you were hunting? |
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| Great hunt, Scottish Stalking is definitely on the “ to do list “
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| Justin Both spots were leased from the forestry commission. The first was about 3000 acres (roe buck and 7 pt stag) and the second was about 5000. Here are a couple pics of a fallow buck I shot yesterday morning in Wiltshire.   Best Gabriel |
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| quote: Gabe, beats working for a living....
I'll bet they weren't saying that three quarters of the way up that hill.
"When doing battle, seek a quick victory."
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| | | Posts: 4739 | Location: London England | Registered: 11 May 2003 |
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| Very cool. Looks like great country to hunt. |
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