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The Roe Deer Thread
      #158227 - 05/04/10 01:59 AM

Ladies and Gentlemen,

The diminutive roe deer, a clever beast living often in close proximity to man, in orchards, vineyards, fields and forests.

One of the most sought after game animals in Europe by numbers taken alone.

Please share your photos.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: NitroX]
      #158333 - 06/04/10 05:05 PM




Brothers



Youngster



Summer buck



Early spring buck



One of my best - came to call in rut (August) shot at 8m



Shot with Bruno ZH double in 7.62 Russian



Tracked down this one fro my friend



And some old bucks from recent years:









Portrait




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Edited by NitroX (21/07/10 03:51 AM)

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: 93mouse]
      #158406 - 07/04/10 01:35 PM

93mouse,

As always you supply the goods with excellent photos.

I love roe deer and your dog is always welcome in the photos too.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: NitroX]
      #158432 - 07/04/10 08:48 PM

Thank you - no problem - my pleasure.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: 93mouse]
      #159113 - 17/04/10 08:13 PM

Very nice too. These was taken in May a few years ago:-


He was laying with this pretty 4 Pt and this was all you could see at first:-







And this one is from the same place but a couple of years earlier still:-





Now I was out stalking Roe Buck only last Thursday morning at at 07:30 got this one. A nice mature 6 Pt which unbeknown to me at the time Robbo the stalker was fliming:-






The rifle is my 59 Vintage BSA Majestic Featherweight Deluxe in 270 winchester. The dog is one of Robbos and a sweet thing. That morning gave me few firsts. My first deer with Robbo (second outign with him and the only reason we did not bring a Doe home last time was the Swedish Mauser refused to fire ), my first 6pt Roe Buck and the first time I had used the Federal Fusion 150 grain ammunition. Despite the photo I was actually quite please but as the shot came a bit late due to my dithering on deciding whether to shoot this Buck or not I was not so pleased with my own performance



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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Brithunter]
      #159818 - 02/05/10 07:28 AM

Today was opening day in Bavaria, and many who usually rush out this day stayed home because of stormy weather. I, however, have often had my best days on various kinds of game in bad weather as especially seasoned game animals get around more then, as they seems to feel safe from hunters in bad weather.

I was payed off with shooting this grey ghost, while still-hunting with my dog deep in the forrest, just before noon:












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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: 404bearslayer]
      #159897 - 03/05/10 04:29 PM

Congratulations! Nice Roe but too big for livesize pictures
Maybe you could resize your pictures a bit.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Paatti]
      #160232 - 10/05/10 04:25 PM

Got this little fella - they are ghosty - territorial bucks are driving them away at first sight, so they are very hard to get.
Saturday at 20.50 (sunset was at 20.10) - very hard estimation (shooting a pregnant doe would be a real problem) and shot at 120m:




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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: 93mouse]
      #164655 - 21/07/10 03:04 AM

Ovny's Spanish Roebuck







from this thread

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: NitroX]
      #165546 - 02/08/10 10:51 PM

mine from yesterday - also a tribute to a double rifle as a perfect rifle for hunting in rut:

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: 93mouse]
      #166147 - 13/08/10 01:25 AM

After a forced truce of a month,consecutive to a very untimely fractured elbow, I have sufficiently progressed in my revalidation to handle a rifle, so that I could resume hunting last week (Roebucks are in full rut). The season being advanced, I gave priority to selection instead of trophies and was able to cull these 2 unpromising bucks :



BTW, with an eye on stalking wild boar on a new hunting lease in another area, I had switched from my std. Roedeer 30-06 handload (165 Sierra GK) to a heavier 180 gn Norma Vulkan handload. Both bucks were shot with the latter and I was surprised by the rather violent expansion of the Vulkan on such light bodied game. I had expected smaller wounds from the Vulkan heavier and harder bullet.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: André]
      #168213 - 22/09/10 11:00 AM

Which country has the best trophy quality roe?

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: AspenHill]
      #168230 - 22/09/10 05:19 PM

There are three sub-species of Roe Deer. The European Roe Deer, the Siberian Roe Deer and the Chinese Roe Deer. The Siberian form is larger than the other two, and has antlers which have more branches.
In Europe the world record buck is shot in Great Britain and was measured by CIC in 2007. The second biggest is shot in the south of Sweden. You find good trophies in most of the northen countries of Europe. /Sville

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Sville]
      #168233 - 22/09/10 06:42 PM

FWIW the missus is at Lago di Garda ATM where she had a meal of tagliatelle and roe deer, remarking that it was very nice but not as good as home cooked sambal hare.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: kamilaroi]
      #170638 - 31/10/10 03:11 AM

Competition entries for the Save raffle ticket totalled and now closed for this thread.

Ladies and Gentlemen, thanks for joining in.

However please post more photos if you wish.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: NitroX]
      #171712 - 20/11/10 03:12 AM

not a big one, but a tasty one...



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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Pigeon]
      #181201 - 10/05/11 06:39 AM

My biggest buck ever. Not a monster but very happy to it!

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Paatti]
      #181225 - 10/05/11 07:21 PM

Congratulations Paati.

I always enjoy coming back to this thread and see the roe.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: NitroX]
      #181432 - 13/05/11 04:29 AM

Thanks John!
Here is Roe buck that my new friend took last friday.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Paatti]
      #184949 - 01/07/11 01:31 AM

Here is couple of buck from my hunting reviere

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Paatti]
      #185014 - 02/07/11 01:14 AM

Paati

Wow! Exceptional photos!

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: NitroX]
      #186948 - 31/07/11 08:38 AM

Saturday 30th of July - 8.25PM - came to call - shot with irons quartering off hand at 50m...my best buck ever...

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: 93mouse]
      #190589 - 24/09/11 03:51 AM

Have to show one smaller buck after 93Mouse's magnificent buck.
This is my first buck ever taken on to my own hunting ground. Stalked and shot with 30-30win single shot at 120 meters.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: Paatti]
      #190636 - 24/09/11 08:45 PM

Weidmannsheil Paatti!

Size is always relative - there are giant roebucks taken every year in other grounds that would put mine to shame - but there is no comparison anyway...except age - in my book age is over inches - always!

Congrats again - may there be many more to come.

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Re: The Roe Deer Thread [Re: 93mouse]
      #191730 - 13/10/11 06:15 AM

Filling tags - just back from a cull - 7kg fawn with 9,3x62 230gr. GS HV Custom

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