02 March 2009, 12:13
FlatshooterThe QLD Roar
When do the Reds usually begin roaring up there?
Is there any truth to what ive been told thats its the easter full moon? i always thought it was the change in weather?
Cheers
02 March 2009, 12:27
Paul from nzpretty sure its the length of the day that sets the hinds cycling which makes the stags roar.
02 March 2009, 12:44
TOP_PREDATORMates are hunting Brisbane valley first week of April,stags were roaring at that time last year.
04 March 2009, 13:18
wirehuntI think the moon along with the shorter day's do the deed, but then last roar was very odd for us down in fiordland, it came very late in the piece.
Are you going for those red's in the middle of Brisbane?
04 March 2009, 13:26
gryphon1the mate just back from scouting related the tale of his hunting and mentioned how he even heard " half a roar" over the past weekend
08 March 2009, 10:03
Paul from nzI did hear a couple of young stags grunting at each other as they were fighting last night. it was pretty low key, dont think it really meant anything
08 March 2009, 11:59
gryphon1oh yes it did matey,its signals the advance of the start up!
08 March 2009, 15:17
WeatheredThe farmed Wapiti started casual bugling 2 weeks ago
I have one fallow buck still in velvet the smaller bucks stripped 10 days ago.
The red stags are pushing and starting to get dirty but not roaring this southerly snap will put some snow on the tops and get them serious now.
I have a great mountain bike ride from my house, I ride past, fallow, reds, wapiti,fallow,reds canadas, mallards reds and home again.
This is central Otago NZ