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How to skin and butcher a roe deer
Once a roe deer has been gutted and cooled correctly, the next step is to remove the hide and divide the carcass...
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Field dressing roe deer – step by step after the shot
Once the roe deer has been harvested, a part of the hunting craft begins that is just as important as the shot...
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Shot Placement on Roe Deer – Anatomy, Shot Angles, and Hunting Ethics
Responsible shot placement on roe deer is about more than just hitting the animal. The goal is a quick and certain kill...
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Shot reactions in roe deer – understanding the animal's response
When a roe deer reacts to a shot, the hunter almost automatically tries to interpret the movement. Did it jump high? Did...
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Tracking and recovery – what do you do after an uncertain shot?
A shot during a hunt does not always end as the hunter expects. The animal may run out of sight, the reaction...
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Stand hunting – how to choose your position, wind and timing
Still hunting is one of the simplest hunting methods to explain and one of the most difficult to master. You choose a...
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Stalking - the complete guide to stalking roe deer
Stalking is hunting on the move. Instead of waiting for the game to come to you, you move slowly through the terrain,...
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How to age a roebuck
How old is the buck? That question arises almost every time a hunter gets a roe buck in their binoculars. From a...
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The Roe Deer Rut – when is the rut and what happens?
The roe deer rut is one of the most intense periods of the year in the Danish natural landscape. Bucks, which have...
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