Britmeister
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Yep! Chuffed = very happy
You can be chuffed, pretty chuffed, fairly chuffed or chuffed to bits!!
Cheers
You can be chuffed, pretty chuffed, fairly chuffed or chuffed to bits!!
Cheers
Chinese Water Deer
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crashlanding
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I'm really chuffed on Friday and Saturday evenings 
cornshank
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Do they eat something besides grass?
They look like they might eat squirrels .
They look like they might eat squirrels .
Britmeister
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Yep! Chuffed = very happy
You can be chuffed, pretty chuffed, fairly chuffed or chuffed to buts
they look like they could eat people! But no, they are herbivores!!
You can be chuffed, pretty chuffed, fairly chuffed or chuffed to buts
they look like they could eat people! But no, they are herbivores!!
cornshank
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Ok , but if you catch one someday , looks like could be a good squirrel dog.Yep! Chuffed = very happy
You can be chuffed, pretty chuffed, fairly chuffed or chuffed to buts
HRM Johnny
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Congratulations on a great stalk and kill. Thank you for posting this. Thank you for the pictures.
Britmeister
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No worries. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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Sobewan
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I have stalked a lot of deer and other creatures in some difficult conditions, but I have yet to trudge through a drainage ditch in2 ft of water. Hopefully you didn't have to take a knee to get a shot off. lol
What are the details on your weapon if you don't mind sharing?
I may have new demons in my nightmares... deer with fangs!
Well I've been chafed a few times. I'm not 100% sure if I've been chuffed. If I was I didn't realize it. Now when your chafed, you darn well know it.
cornshank
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mdmiller
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Congrats, like the Teeth!!!
Britmeister
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The land is in an area called "The Fens" it's pancake flat for miles and miles so getting into reasonably close position for a safe shot isn't easy! The ditch was my best option. Most of the Fens are below sea level and the drainage system is there to allow water to be pumped away (it's land drainage water)
I was shooting my Tikka T3 lite in .243 with a 100g Norma. It's my go to for most of my shooting. Which locally includes Muntjac, Chinese, Roe, Fallow, Red (but I step up to .308 for them) and foxes
. We do have wild boar, goat and Sika but not locally and you would step up the caliber for them too.
So I googled the whole tusk thing (I know) lol. Anyway according to the interweb they use them in place of antlers during the rut. odd thing is both bucks and does have them, along with a few other species of deer. Who knew?!
