I have added some pictures on my site form this hutning trip.
I hope you overlook my quality of write English.

http://home.no/harajakt/picture.htm

http://home.no/harajakt/picture1.htm

For them who understand my language, here is a story from our trip.
http://home.no/harajakt/story.htm

338winmag,

Those are excellent photos, they really capture the essence of stalking on the Hill in Scotland. It looks like you and your friends had a great time!

Where in the Highlands were you?

Regards,

Pete

Delightful pictures, how you make me long to get back to Scotland! Never hunted there, yet, but one day...
Great story as well, sorry for those of you who don't read Norwegian.

Regards,
Martin

Realy nice pic�s and great story!
When i look at this picture i feel mad, that a friend of mine wasn�t "able" to "book a hunt" two years ago for us.
One day before we wanted to leave, the game owner "canceled the trip", because my friend did something wrong wit the registration ;(

Anyhow, hope you ebjoied your hunt, and hope that i will soon can "share" the same experiences and enjoy this beautifull landscape!


cheers
Konstantin

Nice pictures! The scenery really is spectacular...and I like the 'beer o'clock'!
BTW how many deer are there in the picture that says 'how many deer?'...just want to check how blind I am.

Here is the picture with some deer, can you see how many deer it is here ?






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Exelent pictures & story!
What I'm interested in hearing is what was Dianas response to your complaint about having to hunt 3/1 instead of 2/1 which you paid for.

Great story Arne and welcome onboard.
I,m Seawolf from SluttStykke.com
Hopefully Diana will make it up to you.
Nobody is interested in paying hard earned money for sitting in a car ( even if it�s a Land Rover )when one should be out stalking the magnificent Red Stags.
Keep us posted on the outcome

Arne,

Very interesting photos. The scenery is fantastic. I would love to hunt that country.

I have a friend with the last name of Arne. His roots are from County Cork Ireland. Is Arne a common name there?

If he is any relation, I see you two both share a love of the post hunt beverage. He is also, by-gosh, the toughest son-of-a-bitch I know!

Arne

Thanks for the photos. I really enjoyed them. Lovely Scottish scenery. One day I want to experience hunting there myself.

PS How many deer were in the photograph mentioned?

Excellent photographs. I feel as though I was there with you in the wild and lovely highlands.



Scotland is a beautiful land and the hill stags are magnificent.



The saddest thing to me about Scotland was the propensity of the youngsters to drink Budweiser, when they had the darkest and blackest ferment of the water of the Gods at their command.



Truly the triumph of advertising over taste.



But I see you fought back that foolish wont of the Scottish wains--and had some good stalking besides.



Congratulations!

That must have been a great hunt you went on. The scenery was beautiful. I also really enjoyed the deer pictures.
Nice job!

Dear Arne,

Congratulations, more than excellent pictures, I have the impression to be with You in Scotland. You make my heart pound remembering the good time we have in the Highlands.I read your hunting story, funny how one can understand your language with the help of English and German.
You depict wonderful landscapes, wonderful stalks. I think you forgot wonderful warm people there. I have had no opportunities to drink any budweiser but God what a reception. I never could pay a drink in any pub without having first to drink a couple of rounds offered by the Scots, serious and exhausting affair to sympathize with the Scots. Sure with Steve I�ll enjoy so enthousiastic moments in UK.
My only reproach is for scotish restaurants, should You be late (later than 8 PM) no dinner.
About Diana, it�s not the first time I hear reproachs. I will not harass them, may be we are more aware of slip-ups from big companies than from small ones.
Many thanks, You make us dream. JB

hi arnie
congratulations ...JB im stocking beer up as we speak ive put your name tags on roebucks i wont say anything about dianas feral boar in poland but half of france had a good laugh last weekend.
REGARDS STEVE

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Originally posted by 280Remington:
Exelent pictures & story!<br />What I'm interested in hearing is what was Dianas response to your complaint about having to hunt 3/1 instead of 2/1 which you paid for.

After the hunt we have been in discussion with Diana, and it has been sent many emails in both directions.

Since we pay for 2:1 and we got a 3:1 hunt, we wanted 1/3 part of what we pay back from Diana.

Today we got the final letter from Diana, they will give us 1/3 of what we pay back, but it will only be like a credit note.
This credit note can be used for a new hunting trip to Scotland.

We are very happy for the final result of this case, and we will now order a new trip to the same place in 2006.


So now I'm.............

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We are very happy for the final result of this case, and we will now order a new trip to the same place in 2006.


So now I'm.............

Lucky fellow!

I hunted Scotloand in 2003. What a magnificent hunt. Shot 4 stags. Place is every bit as beautiful as Alaska and New Zealand.

Excellent photos. I hunted Rosshire, Scotland in 1999. I only got one day in having two stalks, morning and evening. Killed a cull with a government gamekeeper in the morning and missed a 14 pointer in the evening stalk. It was actually a business trip. My scope moved 6" to the left every time I fired. Unfortunately, I guessed to the right. I only found out what happened when I got home. Griffin & Howe side mount on my Mannlicher-Schoenauer. Bummer, but the country is gorgeous. Thanks for bringing back some great memories.