well its sambar first then fallow second, red, hog, rusa and chital and then I checkout 'online users looking at my pics' and then my profile visitors lol
post pics of " "what my camera has snapped " of a few deer/wallaby/roo/fox/dog or whatever and also add the images of the three humans....all over the effn net.
Quite a few years ago iirc it was on the OZ DEER site where #### cut the ing tree down to steal the camera. Another bloke had his security cables cut with a battery grinder.
Dogs are dogs and they are all over.
I have seen this previously with my own dogs (and others with their dogs) where the hind with calf will face the dogs and barely take notice of the dogs master.I have a couple of front covers walking up to deer with a dog on point......BUT it doesn't always happen like that lol.
I suggest that the dogs are in the bush behind the pair and she has chosen the lesser of the two evils in looking for sanctuary.
I have got closer vids.
If anyone tells you that you don`t need camo to hunt sambar deer well believe them because you don't but if you want to get really close to sambar deer it is imperative that you do don cams and a complete cover up. I have had a hind walk past me at maybe three yards,I have videoed a good stag at seven...the length of a standard car garage and that gets the aortas pumping.
I used a really shit fuji hs 10 I believe it was,my tripod fell with it mounted and I hit the store for my first 35mm DSLR instead.
Distance? Close lol.
The date taken was quite a few years pre the video date shown atm.
Try going barefoot in hard high rocky mountain terrain...you will get sore feet even when wearing boots. I lost five toenails on a Tahr trip ( after I got home,Kiwi mate had lost five previously) I wore Irish Setters that were very good boots at the time.I can say unequivocally that boots are better than bare feet no matter what although at rare times some may take their boots off for the final close in.
IIRC I was wearing a pair of Hi-Tek boots (shit) and seem to think that I took them off for a closer look at this mud man 10 odd years ago.