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For all you ‘Doubting Thomas’ out there, it’s 10, count them!

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Add comment July 22nd, 2009

We pause for a moment to consider the bushfire victims

I at Reedy Safaris would like to convey our heart felt sympathy and support to the farming families particularly, who have lost family members, homes, live stock, farm machinery and fencing.

Our thoughts and hearts are with you at this time of loss and devastation.
I, myself feel so helpless when my friends and business partners Anthony and Marie are fighting for life and property and I cannot be at there side. We are with you all giving our full support, in spirit, courage, stength, in true “Aussie mateship”.

I would also like to devote a percentage (yet to be determined) of all hunts in the near future, to bushfire affected farmers.

To all others who have the financial means, I encourage you also to make this an opportunity to help those caught in this cruel disaster and make this a team effort.
Aussies are a tough bunch and a resilient type, most would rather “suck it up” than ask for help. But always remind them that you are there for them…… I think i’ll be doing a “little” re-fencing on my days off!

Chris
Reedy Safaris

Add comment February 7th, 2009

Introduction to caping a Sambar Stag

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Here is part 1 of the introduction to caping a sambar stag, this sambar was taken by a hunter on a windy day of winter 2008. We videoed the sambar stag and three sambar hinds before and during the shot

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Part 2 to caping a sambar stag, this is where we run through how much of the sambar stags skin is required for the taxidermist and run you through the process.

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Part 3 explaining the first cut on a sambar stag, which is the beginning of the actual physical work on the sambar stag.

Get more on a complementary rough as guts DVD

that has all the bits the others leave out!

1 comment October 3rd, 2008