hard job sliging this lad

browning 12 bore

hey there lads just thaught id throw this one out there, i was out there this morning seen this hugh lad coming out of the ditch round 150 yards in front of me so down i went and bang straight though the heart so then i started the paching took me very long time cuase the panch was so big so then i got my 4x4 well then the hard work started took me over hour to try and get him up in the jeep and i had to get a bloody rope to help me out and he weight in at over 59 kg for a big 8 pointer so not to bad ha ha, so my advice is if any one is going out try your best bring a friend cause you never know when you might need them ha ha ha
thank god im a built very stocky myself ha ha ha
all the best lads good hunting

johngalway

Well done. Small winch and a couple of lengths of timber, sorted

dwighet

Nice animal..
I had the same hassle last week end with a 150 pound fallow buck...
I ended up tying his four legs together and putting the tied legs at the back of my neck and lifting him up like doing squats in the gym..It ws the only way I could get him in the back of the jeep

tomcat220t

Well done Jay, fine big stag bud

moby30

That's a nice stag browning-well done. Will you get it mounted?

Tackleberrywho

Fine specimen of species

martin s

browning 12 bore wrote: »

hey there lads just thaught id throw this one out there, i was out there this morning seen this hugh lad coming out of the ditch round 150 yards in front of me so down i went and bang straight though the heart so then i started the paching took me very long time cuase the panch was so big so then i got my 4x4 well then the hard work started took me over hour to try and get him up in the jeep and i had to get a bloody rope to help me out and he weight in at over 59 kg for a big 8 pointer so not to bad ha ha, so my advice is if any one is going out try your best bring a friend cause you never know when you might need them ha ha ha
thank god im a built very stocky myself ha ha ha
all the best lads good hunting

Well done mate:) lovely job:)

browning 12 bore

browning 12 bore wrote: »

hey there lads just thaught id throw this one out there, i was out there this morning seen this hugh lad coming out of the ditch round 150 yards in front of me so down i went and bang straight though the heart so then i started the paching took me very long time cuase the panch was so big so then i got my 4x4 well then the hard work started took me over hour to try and get him up in the jeep and i had to get a bloody rope to help me out and he weight in at over 59 kg for a big 8 pointer so not to bad ha ha, so my advice is if any one is going out try your best bring a friend cause you never know when you might need them ha ha ha
thank god im a built very stocky myself ha ha ha
all the best lads good hunting

I don't know what suffered more, the deer or my brain trying to read that.

podge.243

Well done on the fine stag:) oh stop i had the same problem last week a nightmare gettin him back to the van had to cross a river with it ha:o what cal is your rifle? did he go far before he dropped?

tomcat220t

Jaylee Tasteless Interpreter wrote: »

I don't know what suffered more, the deer or my brain trying to read that.

tomcat220t

tomcat220t wrote: »

Punctuation, it was a joke.
Nice Stag, never hunted in my life but like the idea of a freezer full of deer meat. Are they hard to prepare?

Tackleberrywho

Jaylee Tasteless Interpreter wrote: »

Punctuation, it was a joke.
Nice Stag, never hunted in my life but like the idea of a freezer full of deer meat. Are they hard to prepare?

Mot really.

A sharp knife, a good saw and a Steel Knife sharpener.

After that a clean table and Ziplock bags, or a vac packer if you are "posh"

Grizzly 45

Waidmannsheil, or hail the hunter Browning12!:D

Grand Beahst as they say in these parts!!

Deerspotter

That's a nice head, was he rutting?

tfox

browning 12 bore wrote: »

he weight in at over 59 kg for a big 8 pointer so not to bad ha ha, so my advice is if any one is going out try your best bring a friend cause you never know when you might need them ha ha ha

Took me and my friend all our effort to haul a 24 stone (150kg) red hind up the 3ft into the back of my landrover. To make matters harder we had to haul another huge one in and over that one bout half an hour later :eek:

On my list of things to buy is a small 12v for the back of the wagon :rolleyes:

EPointer=Birdss

59kg - You need to start working on your squats Clean & Press in the gym
Kidding nice animal.
Would a slide out ramp be of benefit on the back up of the pick up for you guys...

Tackleberrywho

EPointer=Birdss wrote: »

59kg - You need to start working on your squats Clean & Press in the gym
Kidding nice animal.
Would a slide out ramp be of benefit on the back up of the pick up for you guys...

Deer can be an awkward lift.
I'm preparing to get mny 1st Big red soon and this has occured to me.
I would saw in half if needs be.
I have a 22" hacksaw that slices through bone and hide.

I hope to get Daithi55 to make up my winch so I can gralloch in the field as gravity always helps.

The brother has a Teleporter which may be used also :eek:

For moving large weight a mechanical aid is always appreciated.
The biggest Fallow I ever shot on my own near killed me to drag him 1/2 mile uphill, Harder drag females as antlers are natural handles.

And always have a "phone a friend" if at all possible.
I often rang my mates
"Tell them you have broke down and need a tow "

browning 12 bore

funny guy

Shoot2kill

Nice stag! That's a good morning out... You should get that head mounted!

PippaSpaniel

A fine sika Stag, is that a wicklow sika the antlers are much better than those in Kerry.
Well done, there is nothing like it!!

Mellor

dwighet wrote: »

I ended up tying his four legs together and putting the tied legs at the back of my neck and lifting him up like doing squats in the gym..

That was my first thought, c.60kg isn't that heavy if you know how to lift it right.

clivej

This is the answer to you lads.

A portable winch, capstan, powered by a 2/4 stroke engine.

http://www.portablewinch.com/en/05.asp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHtxZhZZ5os

Glensman

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

Deer can be an awkward lift.
I'm preparing to get mny 1st Big red soon and this has occured to me.
I would saw in half if needs be.
I have a 22" hacksaw that slices through bone and hide.

I hope to get Daithi55 to make up my winch so I can gralloch in the field as gravity always helps.

The brother has a Teleporter which may be used also :eek:

For moving large weight a mechanical aid is always appreciated.
The biggest Fallow I ever shot on my own near killed me to drag him 1/2 mile uphill, Harder drag females as antlers are natural handles.

And always have a "phone a friend" if at all possible.
I often rang my mates
"Tell them you have broke down and need a tow "

Now that's smart. I Like that.

dwighet

clivej wrote: »

This is the answer to you lads.

A portable winch, capstan, powered by a 2/4 stroke engine.

http://www.portablewinch.com/en/05.asp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHtxZhZZ5os

You buy it and I will borrow it....:cool:

browning 12 bore

cz bruno 243 100 grain and i shot him in the neck so went straight down thank god