Yesterday morning I took a client out with me to cull a buck that was damaging a plantation over in West Sussex. I took him to a spot I knew that Bucks had frequented and within 30 minutes one walked down the path into our ambush, Chris shot him in the chest using a CZ527 in 7.62 x 39 and the deer finally dropped 100 yards away with a massive exit wound. The 125 grain sierra bullet expanded massively in such a light deer but he just didnt know he was dead.
What was interesting was the wierd growths on his front hooves which caused me real concern until I checked back at the office and its apparently down to Vitamin K deficiency and is called aladins slipper syndrome. Apart from that the deer was healthy albeit light weight and in the rut!
What was interesting was the wierd growths on his front hooves which caused me real concern until I checked back at the office and its apparently down to Vitamin K deficiency and is called aladins slipper syndrome. Apart from that the deer was healthy albeit light weight and in the rut!
