INQUISITIVE SAMBAR STAGS

This video shows how inquisitive sambar deer can be, when they are not sure what they are looking at and haven't be able to pick up your scent. They may spot your movement or hear your noise and stand and wait, but they won't hang about if they confirm with their nose.

[@ianlobb6182]

One the very best video's and explanations I have seen, WELL DONE MATE

[@harryandtrigger]

I love watching live footage, thank you foe sharing

[@gregorydownes3326]

Great stalking tips once again with excellent explinations as to why and how Noel. 👍

[@simonbrereton8643]

Great footage Noel they’re a beautiful animal 😃

[@stevemavroudis]

Amazing footage thank you for the videos

[@Roscoadventures21948]

Hi noel once again u shown impressive camera work these younger stags u filmed show so much anxiety little bit like me when I'm filming 😀 might get it right one day

[@conradward2945]

Noel..love it! Our Sika Deer in the Uk (introduced in the 60's i gather) are just the same! very Inquisitive..they will follow you in cover..adjacent to you if your on a ride!..then they'll let out a enormous squeel..put's the fear of God up folk's that are'nt use to it..they are similar to your samba in build..but only go to a max of 8 point's..the problem we have in the UK is they're cross-breeding with our native Red Deer..CJ UK

[@NoelOConnor]

Hi Conrad, having hunted Sika Deer in New Zealand I whole heartedly agree with your observations, as I found Sika even more inquisitive than Sambar deer especially during their rut. If they heard a noise they came to investigate whilst circling around to get your scent. The Sika deer in New Zealand have also hybridized with the red deer population.

[@danielbaker4989]

Noel, I love your videos and the information you share. Thanks mate. Really appreciate it.

[@nickiuga89]

Good video mate love you videos

[@michaelhunter3471]

Great video, I would love to that close with my slr and get some great images or video.