First roebuck with ML!

[wtilenw]

Congratulations!! Well done. It is very interesting to hear you talk of how things are done in Germany. Thanks for sharing with us.
Idaho PRB

 

[KHickam]

Congratulations - I have a friend/client with small munsterlanders - I am supposed to get one and we may start doing tracks I think - it would really help with game recovery.

Keith

 

[windwalker_au]

good for you derk look forward to the pics
bernie :hatsoff:

 

Dirk, Excellent.
Got to see those pics.
Congratulations. :hatsoff: :hatsoff: :hatsoff:

 

[agill]

Kirrmeister,

Congratulations! I am waiting on the pics. Thanks for sharing your hunt with us.

 

[Legionair]

Nice shot...

Just googled "roe deer", dinky little things ain't they??

Waitin for the pics...

Legion

 

[GreyWhiskers]

Kirrmeister,

Congratulations on your successful hunt! Looking forward to seeing the pics.
After the "Duel" I know just how that roe feels. :surrender: GW

 

[PreglerD]

There's not a whole lot of animal there to cause much deformation. Even the bones would be easily penetrated, I would think, on a 38 pound deer. You are using a fairly stout load too.

I've never heard that, in GE, all harvested bucks must be shown. Do they have a big "deer show"? Sounds interesting. Could be fun.

We have deer shows(and turkey and waterfowl) here, but they are voluntary. You can bring a rack and get it scored for Boone & Crockett (or Pope & Young for bowhunters) and enter it in a contest if you want. Or just go to look. There are deer hunting seminars, vendor booths, demonstration booths, etc.

Congrats again! I can't wait to see the pics.

In GE the antler show is a must and ruled by law. Hunters who don't follow this duty can be punished.

 

[schnapser]

Kirrmeister,

Ausgeseichnecht! Well done indeed! Roebuck are very small compared to the redstag, american elk or northern whitetail. They are smaller than even florida whitetail.

I have a few antique roebuck antlers on handcarved placques/shield in my collection. Alot of workmanship go into a good mount.

Kirrmeister, how do you find a handcarved placque/shield to mount your antlers? I would love to purchase a schild for my whitetail antlers from a buck I harvested a few years ago.

Good job!

Horrido!
Chris

 

[paulvallandigham]

Chris: Any shop that sells trophys either has in stock, or can make any kind of plaque you want for those antlers. The more ornate the carving, the higher the price, of course. They may have to order the wood and carving done out of house, but it can be had locally.
If you can't find such a shop, ask the coaches at the local schools, or sports teams where they get their trophys made, or purchased.

 

[Rat Trapper]

Waidmanns heil! Sounds like you got a very nice roe buck. We are all waiting for the pics.

 

[lone hunter]

Congratulations!! Well done on your hunt.

 

[Heinrich]

Excellent Kirrmeister, cannot wait to see the pics.
Very well done, and clearly you prepared very well. :thumbsup:

 

[jeepwj992002]

Congrats Dirk!!! I can't wait to see the pics! :hatsoff:

 

[ronrryan]

Excellent! Now to make rondelles out of the tenderloin, a nice red wine---heaven! Congratulations, ron in FL.

 

[gerardus]

Waidmanns Heil!

Congratulations,

Gerard.

 

[d.thomson]

Congrats I bet the adrinilen was pumpping good. Every bite will be sweet.F.K. :hatsoff:

 

[bigbore442001]

Congratulations on a successful hunt. I am sure that the roe buck is a handsome trophy as well as a wonderful meal in the future.