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rigbymauser
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Reged: 15/05/05
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Loc: Denmark

My first roebuck
#226703 - 10/03/13 02:24 AM

Shot in late May (31th) 2003 with my Model B Intermediate Mauser.
Time was 4.44 AM during an eclipes. Couldn´t have been any better.

Edited by rigbymauser (10/03/13 02:25 AM)

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casper50
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Re: My first roebuck [Re: rigbymauser]
#226704 - 10/03/13 03:01 AM

Much nicer buck than my first.

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tophet1
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Re: My first roebuck [Re: casper50]
#226719 - 10/03/13 07:40 AM

Awesome Jens. I hope to take one too in a few weeks.

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tinker
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Loc: Nevada

Re: My first roebuck [Re: tophet1]
#226728 - 10/03/13 10:59 AM

Excellent Jens!

How will you prepare the mount?

Cheers
Tinker

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Homer
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Re: My first roebuck [Re: tinker]
#226813 - 11/03/13 04:36 PM

G'Day Fella's,

Rigby Mauser, well done and a very nice head as well!
Please tell us some details of the Buck and of coarse, the Rifle!!!

Doh!
Homer

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NitroX
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Re: My first roebuck [Re: Homer]
#226883 - 12/03/13 12:50 PM

Jens, well done of your first roebuck, almost ten years ago. I'm guessing you have taken a few more between then and now?

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rigbymauser
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Reged: 15/05/05
Posts: 1972
Loc: Denmark

Re: My first roebuck [Re: NitroX]
#226985 - 14/03/13 08:06 AM

Thanks you all.

. This Buck here walked out from a mustard field and stopped just 30meters in front of me, completely posing for a broad sideshot. The ammution I used was old Norma Alaska 196grain in 8x57.
The 8x57 is really too powerful for such an animal.
The rifle is from 1913. Rebarreled in 1946.
This buck here is headmonted as my only "trophy".

Edited by rigbymauser (14/03/13 08:08 AM)

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CWJ1898
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Loc: LA, USA

Re: My first roebuck [Re: rigbymauser]
#229111 - 21/04/13 10:50 AM

rigbymauser,
Thank you for the photograph and bringing back some fine memories. I took my first roebuck in Germany in 1996 and will never forget it- for a number of reasons. The one that really stands out is the fact that it was shot twice with a .30-06! The first shot took out the bottom portion of the heart but remarkably the animal simply looked over its shoulder as if nothing happened- it was as if I had just taken a shot on a moose! I was amazed since as you point out an 8x57 or a .30-06 are more than ample for these diminutive deer.

Kindest regards...

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