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Gator Clip Point Fine Edge

Wild Deer & Hunting Adventures > Products > Hunting Accessories > Knives & Other tools > Gator Clip Point Fine Edge

Gator Clip Point Fine Edge

$90.00

Overall Length: 8.5”
• Blade Length: 3.76”
• Weight 5.4oz

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Exploring difficult to access & remote countryside

Exploring difficult to access & remote countryside has its benefits.
Close encounter with a Sambar stag and hind at 30m, what a beauty of a shot Ben 📷
Cheers for the tag @strzbowhunter
#wilddeermag
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Full vid to come🦌💚 This ripper stag was on a ridgetop accompanied by 3 hinds, 2 calves and another smaller stag in the absolute worst windiest conditions imaginable.
Only 30m away and totally unconcerned by me, the number one reason to push into almost inaccessible, remote wilderness
#sambarstag #sambardeer #sambar #stag #wilddeer #buck #fieldnaturalist #wilddeermag #deerhunter #backpacking #victorianhighcountry

Taking advantage of an awesome opportunity @jandre

Taking advantage of an awesome opportunity @jandre_str got his dream come true, taking a Kudu with his bow!
Well done mate! Great achievement! Those memories will be with you for a lifetime.
Cheers for the tag
#wilddeermag
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After 10 years of bow hunting one of my biggest dreams finally became a reality. The goal of harvesting a Kudu with my bow walk and stalk has been dream of mine ever since I started bow hunting. After spending countless hours in the veld stalking and glassing I finally got an opportunity on a monster Kudu cow.
As the cow walked into a clearing at 72 meters I went to full draw with my Bowtech and settled my pin. Unfortunately my first shot was a bit high on the shoulder but I managed to put in a solid second shot at 86 meters and the cow was down with in seconds.
Without a doubt definitely an experience I will never forget in my life.
#bowhunting #bowhunter #bowhuntinglife #bowtechhunting #eastonarrows #hhasights #trophytakerarrowrests #vortexoptics #bowhuntingkudu #krypteccamo #easterncapehunting #greaterkudu #habitatafrica

Great to see a few Sambar turning up on trail came

Great to see a few Sambar turning up on trail cameras recently for a few of you guys.
This stag could tell something wasn't right. Good footage John
@bushphotographer
Cheers for the tag
#wilddeermag
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Always on high alert, not sure what he could hear but he decided he was safer in some heavier cover.
#wilddeermag

EVERY magazine has a winner of the Swazi Rifleman

EVERY magazine has a winner of the Swazi Rifleman jacket RRP$430
Want to win one? Email your hunting story (with photos) to us, and the best story of each issue wins one of these!
Email:
beth@wilddeer.com.au
Voted "Best Shooting Apparel" in the Great British Shooting Awards, this jacket is a must have to keep you dry in wet weather.
Want to buy one?
Go to our website wilddeer.net.au
Available in two colours.
#wilddeermag

Due to the recent increase in case numbers and loc

Due to the recent increase in case numbers and lockdowns, the expo for 2021 has unfortunately been cancelled.
Full refunds have commenced, please contact: deerexpo.com.au for more information.
There will be another expo event in 2022, most likely in March-April early next year.

Very unique case. Yet this one has been debated fo

Very unique case. Yet this one has been debated for a long time.
Deer drop their antlers every year, and grow another set - however, some deer have been found that haven't dropped their antlers and have already begun growing their next year's set.
This is shown in the Red Deer stag that James has shot (as pictured) where the initial antlers are still in tact and in hard antler, and the next year's set is growing in velvet.
Some have spectualted that the deer sensed that there isn't enough nutrients around for the deer to grow the second set.
Another reason speculated was that there is another stag in the area, causing enough threat that they didn't cast their antlers.
Whatever the reason, it's a rare sight to see.
Cheers for the tag James
@jamesdoumtsisoutdoors
#wilddeermag

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