f0rm4t
01-03-2014, 08:45 PM
I got that feeling, so off I went.
Got my camera, binos and pack and headed off to see if I could find the elusive deer of Cobham Park.
I set off from the east entrance of the reserve so I would be up wind and hopefully the deer wouldn't smell me coming. Slowly making my way around the farmers fields borders, I came over the brow of the hill and spotted one about 50m. It was a large doe who hadn't made me at first. In typical fashion I went for the camera popped my head over the brow and got her in my viewfinder, just as I was about to take the shot she spotted me and darted for the wood, all I managed to get was a blurry picture of her bum dashing into the thick.
Oh well, been a nice day, I'm now set up and got a fire going, had some dinner of spicy noodles and flame grilled chorizo, and now onto the bannock stick.
I don't have the blurry picture of the doe's arse as it's on my main camera but here's a few shots of the pit.
A clear chilly night. Awesome.
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Got my camera, binos and pack and headed off to see if I could find the elusive deer of Cobham Park.
I set off from the east entrance of the reserve so I would be up wind and hopefully the deer wouldn't smell me coming. Slowly making my way around the farmers fields borders, I came over the brow of the hill and spotted one about 50m. It was a large doe who hadn't made me at first. In typical fashion I went for the camera popped my head over the brow and got her in my viewfinder, just as I was about to take the shot she spotted me and darted for the wood, all I managed to get was a blurry picture of her bum dashing into the thick.
Oh well, been a nice day, I'm now set up and got a fire going, had some dinner of spicy noodles and flame grilled chorizo, and now onto the bannock stick.
I don't have the blurry picture of the doe's arse as it's on my main camera but here's a few shots of the pit.
A clear chilly night. Awesome.
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