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few pics of recent hunts











Cheers for the content on the forums.
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Posts: 63 | Location: N.E Vic- Awwstraya | Registered: 24 October 2014Reply With Quote
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Respectable Sambar, I miss Australia, and more importantly I miss Sambar hunting.

Hunting Sambar has to be the best high and low in the hunting world.
 
Posts: 7782 | Location: Das heimat! | Registered: 10 October 2012Reply With Quote
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yes, too true regarding the highs and lows... when it rains it pours, so it seems on my journey.

I tried sending you a pm in regards to the north east but it was declined. ill try again later.


theres a video of the bottom sambar on youtube, https://youtu.be/DbM-R5A8cA4

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Posts: 63 | Location: N.E Vic- Awwstraya | Registered: 24 October 2014Reply With Quote
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pm3rMO1pdqg

I about laughed myself to death. I will never forget walking up to a patch of tea tree and having one of the bastards honk at me. I almost crapped my pants. Thought a tractor-trailer was coming at me through the woods.

Thanks for the video. Great stuff!
 
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Rusa honking at close range is a regular occurrence at my cabin in the Royal NP.
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So that is the vocalization of a Sambar?

Can one "honk" one in, like bugling for elk?



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generally speaking, no, the honk is an alarm .
I don't think rusa honk.. not like a sambar anyhow.

scary if unexpected!

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The alarm call of a Sambar is called a "bell". Stags "bell' with a metallic sound at the end. I have been scared out of wits at less than 10 meters in India.

Even in India you get considerable variation in size of body and antler from region to region. I have seen some real monsters in Soth Indian Western Ghat hills. I have also seen them in the Himalayas at over 10,000 ft elevation. I never shot one but I was on a beat shoot when a hind was shot in 1976.


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The alarm call of a Sambar is called a "bell". Stags "bell' with a metallic sound at the end. I have been scared out of wits at less than 10 meters in India.

Even in India you get considerable variation in size of body and antler from region to region. I have seen some real monsters in Soth Indian Western Ghat hills. I have also seen them in the Himalayas at over 10,000 ft elevation. I never shot one but I was on a beat shoot when a hind was shot in 1976.


Corbett used to refer to the bell as a ponk , which I like because it gives some idea of the suddenness with which it starts and finishes - the kind of thing that does make a spare pair of underpants a useful addition to your daypack Smiler

I have never heard of anyone calling them in with belling, and the noise is impossible to imitate. However, I have heard it may be possible to attract them by rattling antlers.
 
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With the floppy hat and red plaid shirt one would fit right in northern Wisconsin. Big Grin
 
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