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Yeah bit of pressure closer to the road where we were and from down low but maybe just wrong time of year potentially

Cheers mate

Cheers mate, yeah go for it

Cheers mate, all the best to you aswell

Yeah definitely try and keep them dry, I actually do pack a pair of crocs in with me. My boots that were wet from this trip were from the rain and the shrubs on the ground.

Cheers mate, same to you👍

Cheers

Cheers glad you enjoyed it

Cheers mate, yeah I think you’re right with that. My first pair were the exact same had to really wear them in

Cheers mate. Glad you enjoyed it

Hey mate September we were in there

@@intothehighcountry we would have almost crossed paths with you then. We had some bloody hot days.

@@Australian_Hunting_Backcountryyeah we had some warm days up there. How’d use guys go?

@ mixed success mate. We took a nice fallow with a cracker of a shot but Sambar were very thin. We packrafted and fished too so had a bloody awesome time.

I haven’t deleted any comments so not sure what’s happened. What was your question?

Your original question is actually under my previous comment and it's still there if you have a look.👍

We did talk about next time putting a flag on the rope just so it’s a bit easier to see but we needed a way to get the raft across. We didn’t see any campsites across the other side which I thought was strange I thought there’d be more guys getting in from there but seems there is

@intothehighcountry nah they'll still cut it. I have had them come thru on twilight. Your guy line is just dangerous. Just do what everyone else does and row or swim it. Dry bag and undies. Setting up a guy line for 5days across a river that gets the traffic it does is peak rude.

Definitely wasn’t any deer sign around where all that horse sign was but it was dry so hard to tell if deer are moving through. Always cool to hear other stories of hunters hunting the same area. We only spent the 1 afternoon hunting the other side but certainly looks good

Cheers appreciate the comment.

Cheers. Definitely is

I'm north of Sydney, what river, like what's the nearest town.

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@@TheRutthunter yeah seems that way, first time hunting it. Seems they are culling it again at the moment

@@darylhodgen9810 😂

@@intothehighcountry sorry mate - couldn’t help myself - enjoyed the vid - will now subscribe - good luck with the next hunt

@@darylhodgen9810all good I had a laugh

Hunts different in which way

Cheers mate appreciate the comment

Cheers 👍

Thanks for the comment. Yeah as soon as we got in and seen those trails we knew there were going to be brumbies around. Probably didn’t expect as many as we seen though. Yeah I later found out that they had culled that area. Was spewing

From memory a huge area was opened up to stalking,and it was portrayed as a heap of new land for hunters to explore.Then it was hammered by helicopter shooting.We saw multiple dead deer and pigs left to rot.Such a waste.Safe hunting.

@@highcountryrob5534yeah it definitely is. My mate seen a couple of pigs up there but we didn’t find any dead animals. But doesn’t mean the culls haven’t knocked them around

Yeah decided to try somewhere new

Cheers. Not quite but general direction

@@intothehighcountry When I saw the horses that area came to mind .

@@HLsabfew up that way aswell is there?

Yeah bloody annoying when you do 🤣

Yeah hopefully he can live that long. Guess only time will tell.

Cheers mate.👍

Yeah always seem to be able to find hinds and small stags in there. That’s disappointing about the rubbish good work for cleaning it up 👍👍

@@intothehighcountry I don’t get the mentality. We could possibly lose access and hunting in these pristine environments so why do we give those that want to close access any ammunition.

@@johnmac6226 no idea, some people just don’t care.

Cheers mate Certainly do👍

Cheers mate 👍

Thanks for watching👍

@@intothehighcountry I just started sharing my vids… youtube.com/@babahunts?feature=shared

Thanks for the comment, Yeah definitely would have been good to just watch him the following morning but that’s sambar hunting I guess. Yeah the hinds definitely were out and about feeding so that keeps you entertained.

Appreciate the comment mate, yeah I guess every trip is successful if you take something away from it not just shooting something

Hey mate glad you’re enjoying the content, I just done my first solo backpack hunt but usually go on trips with mates but a lot of the time hunt solo. Then just meet up at the end of the day. Hunting with a mate is always a good way to start out

Hey mate glad you’re enjoying it, na none of the areas I hunt are that way.

@@intothehighcountry Thanks for the reply mate! I'm new to deer hunting here in Vic, places I've mentioned do you think are decent places? I'd assume anywhere is good really, I'm just a novice in this sort of stuff but putting in the time and getting the hours in to learn is the only way! cheers.

⁠​⁠@@CarrMichaelQuitay honestly I haven’t hunted that way really at all, but I know there’s deer around that area. I guess my advice to guys starting out is, pick an area walk a lot to begin with, walk a big river flat or ridgeline and just try and take in as much sign as possible- rubs, droppings, foot prints, wallows, game trails food sources ect, take notes of when you are seeing sign or even deer and go from there. Be sure to keep thermals and wind in your face the best you can. Hope that helps a little.

@@intothehighcountry Mate, appreciate the info & advice! I will definitely put the hours in!

I was a fair way from the car. With a buck in this condition I can’t imagine the meat was going to be much better than for dog meat. Maybe it is a waste but the farmer up there just shoots them and leaves them so guess taking some is better then none. Cheers for the comment👍👍

Cheers👍

Glad you enjoyed it mate, cheers

Cheers mate👍

Hopefully soon, I’ve got a couple of fallow hunts coming up doing a couple of fox hunts aswell so I’ll get some footage from them and put it together

@@intothehighcountry bloody sensational mate, good luck!

Cheers mate appreciate it