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You are referring to the gentleman on the left I am sure..

I will be glad to hunt with you . I have few US hunters that was here and can give reviews about me ( ..also brown bear hunt)

my email address is : unforgettablehuntinggmail.com

If you have any question just ask

this is made last weekend on our area...:)

some red stags in our area...:

another monster in our area :))

Result of a driven hunt on October 8th:



Pics from the next driven hunt on October 31st:











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The big boar had 168 kg.

Dogs did a great job and all came home without serious injuries.

Next driven hunt took place on November 7th - gread weather, challenging terrain:







Next day we kind of took a day off, participating as shooters. Unsuccessful though.

Thank you for sharing those pictures.

beautiful presentation of the hunted animals....RESPECT !!!

BW, are those boars any good to eat and do you make roasts or just sausage if you eat them?

Depends on the age of the creature and whether the boar is in the rut (disposed in that case) or not. Old boars usually end up as sausage.

true !!!!

Banana belters!

Nov 1



Nov 2nd

Damned short hunting season!

This past weekend we canceled our only driven hunt invitation and used the moon to take our chances on fallow deer and wild boars in my girlfriends hunting area.


I got us some fine meat on legs


approx. 45 kg

2013 was truly an annus horribilis. 2014 seemed to be the year happiness was coming back, but eventually turned out to be a much more horribilis annus than 2013.

I now hope 2015 will bring many better and good things, and I wish every one of you, here, at the campfire, a very happy new year.

Meanwhile, Here are some pictures of the 2014 fall season and around. I was very glad to hunt this season and to spare so many good times with my hunting friends.

First drive and first shot of the season:





Point blank shot in the high dense blackberry bushes, as surrounded by the herd. Missed a very big one so close it was not possible to shoulder the gun.



Hare meat balls



Hare "terrine"



Some hares bagged in the plains

The old GSP superbly retrieving and bringing back a pheasant after an excellent pointing action



The young griffoon seemed to be a very good hunter. He started to point, retrieve and bring back at 7 monthes and performed many excellent pointing actions.









Cooking some wild pigeon



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The day I shot 2 roe deers. The first wild boar was a powerful 280 lbs tusker, pretty dangerous which caused heavy damages to the beating dogs.



Cooking some woodcocks



Testing a nice 30-06 Sako IV which I used to kill that young roe. THat shot apart, I mostly used my old 7x64 European Browning this season.





Cooking some roe deer "terrines"



Some venaison pasta sauce. I tried it with roe deer, hare and wild boar, wild boar is the best.



Roe deer is the best for steak and lasagnas ...

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And the last drive of the season's result ...

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gv, mind sharing the recipe for hare meatballs? my brother has gotten into hunting rabbits(mainly cottontails) and is always looking for new recipes...