Dear Reg, I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere appreciation for sharing your extensive knowledge and insights on Sambar hunting. Your expertise in this field has been incredibly valuable and has enhanced my understanding of the complexities involved in hunting these elusive deer. Your emphasis on understanding Sambar behavior and habitat has been particularly enlightening. Learning about their preferred environments, activity patterns, and behavioral cues has significantly improved my scouting and hunting strategies. Your advice on approaching with patience and stealth, utilizing natural cover, and considering wind direction has been instrumental in refining my hunting techniques. Moreover, your guidance on shot placement and the importance of ethical hunting practices has been invaluable. Your emphasis on delivering clean and humane kills while respecting wildlife laws and conservation efforts has deeply resonated with me. I appreciate your dedication to promoting responsible hunting practices and ensuring the sustainability of Sambar populations. Your expertise extends beyond the hunt itself, encompassing tracking and recovery skills as well. Your insights into tracking wounded game safely and ethically have been enlightening and have equipped me with the knowledge to handle such situations responsibly. Overall, your contributions to the hunting community, coupled with your passion for wildlife conservation, are truly commendable. Thank you once again for generously sharing your wisdom and experiences. I look forward to continuing to learn from you and furthering my skills as a responsible and ethical Sambar hunter. Best regards, Gary
Hi Gary, what a beautiful letter! You truly pulled the heartstrings to continue my work and to get out there hunting the elusive Sambar with the camera. Thank you
Thanks, Sam, l do enjoy helping new hunter's to stalking the elusive Sambar with their own primal instinct skills and the challenges presented one on one. 👌
Thank you so much for taking the time and sharing your knowledge with, Quick question. If I find good tracks and that’s been used wallow should I continue the walk and stalk or should I just sit down and wait
Hi Eddie, it will depend on the circumstances. I myself would do my utmost not to scent up the area. We would relocate after a long stay because the area will have your scent lingering around. It also depends on breeze conditions. If l cut fresh tracks and conditions are my favour, l would follow up. Be mindful that the deer may not be far away? so look for those areas that the deer may be holding up, and if this is the case, quite footsteps, if you are walking on eggshells, is essential 👌
Dear Reg,
I wanted to take a moment to express my sincere appreciation for sharing your extensive knowledge and insights on Sambar hunting. Your expertise in this field has been incredibly valuable and has enhanced my understanding of the complexities involved in hunting these elusive deer.
Your emphasis on understanding Sambar behavior and habitat has been particularly enlightening. Learning about their preferred environments, activity patterns, and behavioral cues has significantly improved my scouting and hunting strategies. Your advice on approaching with patience and stealth, utilizing natural cover, and considering wind direction has been instrumental in refining my hunting techniques.
Moreover, your guidance on shot placement and the importance of ethical hunting practices has been invaluable. Your emphasis on delivering clean and humane kills while respecting wildlife laws and conservation efforts has deeply resonated with me. I appreciate your dedication to promoting responsible hunting practices and ensuring the sustainability of Sambar populations.
Your expertise extends beyond the hunt itself, encompassing tracking and recovery skills as well. Your insights into tracking wounded game safely and ethically have been enlightening and have equipped me with the knowledge to handle such situations responsibly.
Overall, your contributions to the hunting community, coupled with your passion for wildlife conservation, are truly commendable. Thank you once again for generously sharing your wisdom and experiences. I look forward to continuing to learn from you and furthering my skills as a responsible and ethical Sambar hunter.
Best regards,
Gary
Hi Gary, what a beautiful letter! You truly pulled the heartstrings to continue my work and to get out there hunting the elusive Sambar with the camera. Thank you
Thanks for sharing Reg, informative and great country for a quiet walk in😬
Another awesome video thanks for sharing Reg! 🍻
Thanks, Sam, l do enjoy helping new hunter's to stalking the elusive Sambar with their own primal instinct skills and the challenges presented one on one. 👌
Thank you so much for taking the time and sharing your knowledge with, Quick question. If I find good tracks and that’s been used wallow should I continue the walk and stalk or should I just sit down and wait
Hi Eddie, it will depend on the circumstances. I myself would do my utmost not to scent up the area. We would relocate after a long stay because the area will have your scent lingering around. It also depends on breeze conditions. If l cut fresh tracks and conditions are my favour, l would follow up. Be mindful that the deer may not be far away? so look for those areas that the deer may be holding up, and if this is the case, quite footsteps, if you are walking on eggshells, is essential 👌
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Thank you so much for your reply I really appreciate that 🙏
Appreciate you sharing your knowledge great stuff