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Cyclic-Rivers
Contributor 2013
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Congrats very fine creature!

Thank you for sharing your hunt [campfire]

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Relax,

You'll live longer!

Charlie Janssen

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bayhunter
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Congrats! do you mind telling about your setup?

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Greg Clark
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saumensch
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Congrats again David!
Great roe deer and as always good pics, thx for sharing.

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Anointed Archer
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Excellent

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jcar315
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Great pics and congrats!!

[clapper]

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Thanks Dad for taking me shooting all those years ago...I miss you every day.

Proud to be a Native TEXAN!!!!!

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Thumper Dunker
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awsome stuff.Great animal. [thumbsup]

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JMSmithy
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Very cool kibok&ko

What outfitter/where etc etc OR are you doin' it yourself? [archer2]

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Joeabowhunter
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Thanks for sharing your hunt. Looks like a beautiful place.

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kibok&ko
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Originally posted by JMSmithy:
Very cool kibok&ko

What outfitter/where etc etc OR are you doin' it yourself?

Hello Jimmy

Hunting in france is democratic and not democratic ... that means that if you have your family in the place even you're living in south pole it's will be easy to gon in and hunt for cheap in what you can call "VILLAGE PUBLIC LAND"

after that they are in most of those plublic land much more hunter than Roe deer tags so you have to wait your turn ... or eventually to buy one when it's possible, it's what i did this year for 100 USD and i was alone no outfiter or guide, this village was the one of my grand father

Or we organise our hunt with a calendar ... wiating for your turn to get the tag , rifle and bow are mixed together no difference

In some place with a lot of games each hunter of the village can have a tag and the best you can do is to be invited by one of this guy !!!

you can choose also to go to private fence place but it's EXPENSIVE

and you still have the national forest office where can can buy tags an organise hunt in esclusive forest but it's quite expensive , look at this web site : http://www.onf.fr/chasse/sommaire/catalogues_chasse/catalogues/20080618-144219-413416/@@index.html

i' know a very good national forest for Corsicam ram / Roe Deer / true russian wild boar near the town of Aix en Provence south of france whera they also bring you to other moutain close by for red stag or Chamois / free range only !

Cordialy / david

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coaster500
Contributor 2013
Member # 19836

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Here on the west coast (California) we suffer the same hot conditions during the deer season (July/August)... makes for some pretty tough hunting....

Well done David, thank you for the story and pictures [Smile]

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LITTLEBIGMAN
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excellent adventure. Thanks for taking me along

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mjh
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Good to see you out hunting in France, thanks for sharing your hunt and information, congratulations on your success!

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Plumber
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very nice thanks for showing us

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