Course Manager and Assessor for The British Deer Society, Glyn Ingram heads out early one morning to harvest a Roe deer, does include the shot and Gralloch.
Nice informative video and nice to see someone doing the full gralloch! May I ask where you got the grill for the bottom of the carcass tub or dose it come with that particular tub when you get It🤔🦌👍
Hi Derek Thanks for the feedback, we will publish more videos during this year. We are not aware of any specific tray inserts being available, if any one reading this does know of any drop a comment here please.
Where can i get grill for my tray? Can i ask if you pack your surgical gloves in individual plastic bags when they are in your pouch? good vid tho....do you find the foetus' are very large when shooting Doe's in march?
Glyn cut the grill from an old bread tray with a jig saw. Re the gloves, we are looking for a clean environment, not sterile, they are just in a pocket of his pack. Yes, it is an aspect of deer management finding a large foetus.
Great vid Glyn, very informative 👍
Nice informative video and nice to see someone doing the full gralloch! May I ask where you got the grill for the bottom of the carcass tub or dose it come with that particular tub when you get It🤔🦌👍
Glyn cut the grill from an old bread tray with a jig saw
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Very good practical video. Look forward to more. Where can one buy the grill for inside the deer tray please?
Hi Derek
Thanks for the feedback, we will publish more videos during this year.
We are not aware of any specific tray inserts being available, if any one reading this does know of any drop a comment here please.
Glyn cut the grill from an old bread tray with a jig saw
Where can i get grill for my tray?
Can i ask if you pack your surgical gloves in individual plastic bags when they are in your pouch?
good vid tho....do you find the foetus' are very large when shooting Doe's in march?
Glyn cut the grill from an old bread tray with a jig saw.
Re the gloves, we are looking for a clean environment, not sterile, they are just in a pocket of his pack.
Yes, it is an aspect of deer management finding a large foetus.
Hope you took the heart, liver and kidneys home, great to eat fresh whilst the beast is hanging for a week or two. !!