Hi Benny, Dossey was good and a very talented musician. 👏

Awesome! Thank you!

Hi James, we were virtually camping where the deer lived 35 years ago. My love for photography gave me a different mindset to the conventional stalking methods. I needed to get close and personal to the deer to get those unique photographs and footage. Most hunters misunderstand the deer! When you are dealing with an animal that has exceptional hearing, smell, and invasive skills. They (deer) will beat you 99% of the time under fair chase pursuit. Most hunters today understand how to read deer sign, knowledge on deers movement, and the best periods to hunt. There's sh-t loads of information on media forums and magazines. But nothing is spoken about how to THINK LIKE A DEER. I'm trying my best to inform new hunters through my videos, showing them the vulnerabilities of the deer once you figure them out? Today, l still enjoy spending quality time with the deer, but it's not my primary objective when l go bush. Cheers Reggie

I'm glad you enjoyed it

Yeah, I am still using the Leica 10x15-50 Duovids👍👌

It's difficult when you out and about and the elements play havoc with the microphones.

Hi Ben, Yeah, l will be in the Dry River area on Saturday the 25th. No worries, l will try to catch up with you in there👍l was going in on Friday, but l have a date with a 30 incher😉

Yeah, I'm still hunting! I got smarter, but the body isn't as good when l was 21😂

Don't know what you mean by sitting back further???🤔

@@reggordon4982 the further back you sit the bigger the stag looks

Thanks for watching, l have put up 10 more videos this week. But they are for private viewing at the moment. If you would like to see these videos, you can message me on Facebook through Messenger. Cheers Reggie 👍

Yeah, every day, l look at him in my lounge room. We had crossed paths several times over the years before that faithful morning. There were many memorial connections with this magnificent stag.👍

I know the feeling mate. Last year I was really trying to hunt this amazing stag with my bow that I have let go over the years, unfortunately I think the long bomb thermal shooters may of got him. Pretty sad really, but I still have my special one on the wall that I look at every day too.

Yeah, it was a great era. It's a pity we can't turn the clock back 😌😊. Challenging times, but fantastic moments. 🦌

Thanks, Ben. I'm glad you enjoyed the video 👍

Hi Eddie, I'm going up next week filming, and l will dig up some old footage when l was backpacking in the 1990s.

Hi Eddie, Yeah, source as much good information as you can. When l first started hunting, it was difficult to find a person or persons who had similar ethics to hunt the deer under fair pursuit. Perhaps l didn't emphasise too much to hunt seriously because l played golf with my son over the spring and summer months. So l only concentrated on my Sambar hunting during the autumn and winter periods. Perhaps by the 1990s l was having some success with the rifle and by 2000 my interests in photography was my priority. Naturally, l perfer to stalk the sambar one on one because l find it more rewarding and challenging. Now l love spending quality time around the campfire with good mates.

Hi Qeull, Your comments are much appreciated! I'm afraid the thermal imaging devices are here to stay, and you will never stop those people who don't get the connection or understand primal instincts about hunting. The challenges of using their ability and skills to actually hunt goes out the window. Yes it an unfair advantage to be able to detect any animal with any thermal imaging. These electronic devices are sinister and illegal to use whilst under fair chase. Anyhow there's a few people out there that are more interested in hunting these majestic creatures for their ability to evade hunters, myself included. Thanks Reggie

Great answers! My next video l will announce the winner. I'm glad you enjoyed watching the video.👍

Great answers, Lynton 👍

Hi Dale, yeah, l do blow my breath that indicates the way what breeze is there and passes over my face. Plus, the added warmth from the sunrising makes great conditions for me to stalk down to the gully floor 👍