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| Very nice. Thanks for sharing. |
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| To they grow like this free range or is this behind fence? What areas have free range stags in Argentina ? |
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| Hi guys, both of them fence stags, that quality of blood is impossible to find in the free range, here in la pampa have many free range stags. In our place we have booth options. The first deer may have place number 4th in the record book, the official score is 495 3/8. Thanks Martin |
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| show some photos of the free range stags that you hunt in your areas. |
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| Red deer do not naturally grow like that. |
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| Martin, congratulations on all those fine stags.
There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.
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| All I can say is wow!
"Ignorance you can correct, you can't fix stupid." JWP
If stupidity hurt, a lot of people would be walking around screaming.
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| I just got back from Patagonia. I killed 3 stags. None of them looked like that. They were free range and about 1/2 that size. |
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| The two pictured are not wild-bred deer , and I am not sure if the term "trophy" applies to them. Such creatures are available here in New Zealand too , at a price , but they dont fit my definition of "trophy" here either .
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Wow!!
