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Was stalking Sika on Saturday evening past. As usual when I go out it was raining stair-rods. Anyway, I shot a Sika pricket in the last few minutes of light, from a bunch of four or five. I was doing the gralloch by the Landrover head lights when I looked up to see a Sika (doe I assume) standing twenty feet away watching proceedings. I stood up, pulled the camera out and took a photo. The deer actually walked towards me to investigate the flash. I took this photo at about 1 metre. These are totally wild deer on an open mountain side. Just because you are paranoid, doesn't mean they are not out to get you.... | ||
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CD, That's amazing. It must be something to do with your Irish deer!!! I was in Wicklow last Xmas at my wifes aunt and uncles. Xmas eve and they said to me would you like to go see the deer? I assumed they would be up on the hill. I wandered out the back and there were 4 sika hinds on the other side of the fence eating away... They must have been all of about 5 feet away. A fab sight indeed. I bet they aren't as inquisitive when you are out with a rifle!! Rgds, FB | |||
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Good stuff, nice to see you made full use of your weekend! Cheers Gabriel | |||
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According to PETA she is full of sorrow and grief for loosing her friend. She probably try to communicate with you in some strange way, telling what kind of a inhuman person you are, completely lacking any sense of feeling and empathy By the way...good pix and congratulations with the pricket Arild Iversen. | |||
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