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No real story to tell here other than share a couple of pictures of a mature buck that I was lucky to get at the weekend
on our concession here in Germany near the Dutch border. Shot him with a Sauer 101 in 6,5x55 Swede. He did not go more than
10 meters before he folded up. Shoulder, heart, shoulder. A good old buck to take with a good head. I'll put him at 4 maybe 5 years old at a push. Interestingly after a day hanging in the cooler two botfly larva (Cephenemyia trompe)(reindeer nose botfly) were in the blood bucket under the buck's head. Have not had that before!

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Posts: 2338 | Location: South Africa & Europe | Registered: 10 February 2014Reply With Quote
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Weidmannsheil Charlie!

Larva is by all means Cepahanomia - however I believe it is a "Cepahanomia stimulator" - rather common around here. Many times you can hear infected animal snorting loudly - nasty bugger that I would hate to have...

I bet there are more in the nasal cavity - ask guy who will do the cleaning of the trophy to tell you how muchg did he found...
 
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Cepahanomia stimulator

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I believe you may be right on the fly species! There were only the two. I rinsed out the nasal passage to see of there were more but only the two.

Hope your season going well. Look forward to pictures later.

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Waidmannsheil Charlie
Great buck
These larvas are Fairly common in central and Eastern Europe


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Even on the Alps they very common, specially on yearling of both sexes.
 
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Those larves are common even on the Alps, specially on yearling roes of both sexes.
 
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Fine looking buck Charlie. Our whitetail deer have similar nose bots here in south Texas...


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