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There would be several thousand Chital in Far North Queensland.

GG

Thanks for the story and photos. Sounds like a top trip.

I have hunted Chital at Watervalley twice, once guiding a German acquaintance and then a month later returning to get one for myself. Many people consider WV as a fenced property "unsporting", however the Chital there were definitely a sporting proposition when I hunted them, and fled or hid at the merest sound or sight of humans. I considered them more sporting than wild fallow.

I love their beautiful coats and three doe flat rugs will be excellent trophies, plus your two shoulder mounts. Lots of tasty venison too.

But how do you fit four people on a single quad? Do you use a trailer as well?

Thanks for posting the great family holiday story.

Yep black soil is fun, I remember being in a cruiser in front gear sliding backwards once when it continually spun around.