Hello my dear friend, I truly miss this place once the rutting season is over. Sadly, there is very little else there and once the Deer disappear, it is very quiet there. That is amazing if you just want a fabulous location to enjoy the views etc. Thank you as always, for your continued support and for your kind comments. Have a wonderful second half of the week my friend. 👍◕‿◕

안녕하십니까, 계속해서 응원해 주시고, 지켜봐 주시고, 친절한 말을 해주셔서 감사합니다. 👍◕‿◕

Hi Rosco, yes it is pretty unique and beautiful and scenic. But it can be equally as nasty when the low clouds sneak over the skyline and dump their water all over you, lol. There are times when I find it hard to believe how much charging about they do on such an uneven and dangerous terrain. In fact, at the bottom of one side, I went one day and it was clear and then a few days later there was a huge boulder almost as big as myself lying there! It did make me think that another could come bouncing down at any time! Yes, that fight was incredible too, especially when they fought their way across the scree of rocks, flicking them all over the place... I was very happy to capture that. I think I caught my 2 best fights this year and it was worth the hard slog getting there, but it takes a lot out of me. Thank you as always for your continued support, my Deer friend. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you as always for fully watching and for your lovely comments Andrea.... before you know it, the Rutting Season will be here again! ... the years are sneaking by my friend. 👀( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Hi Jose, good to see you again my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for you kind comment. I wish you a lovely rest of the week Jose. 👍◕‿◕

Hi Dave and Sue. It can be a free for all at times and looks to be semi-co'ordinated, usually during or following those times when they all repeatedly roar and get one another so worked up. That was the longest single fight I have seen there and it was a massive thrill to capture it on film. I'll bet these Stags feel all those aches and pains once the rutting season is once again over for another year. Thank you as always for watching and for leaving lovely comments, my valued friends. 👍◕‿◕

Hello again, thank you for watching, for the 'like' and kind words my dear friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello again Manu, thank you for your continued support. Absolutely 100% it is the best time of year to watch the otherwise very secretive and hard to locate Red Deer. I'm glad you enjoyed watching, my good friend, thank you. 👍◕‿◕

Absolutely! I wish I had half their energy, lol. Thank you as always for your support my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hello again Petra and thank you for your continued support. Thank you also for your kind words my friend. Enjoy the rest of the week. 👍◕‿◕

Good morning Anita, I hope you are well. When the weather is good and the wind is low, it is a hard place to beat and a beautiful place to be. But when the cloud rolls over the mountain tops and down the hill, bringing icy cold air and then rain, it is a bad place to be, with a long journey back to the car. I did get caught in bad weather on 2 different days there out of the 5 times I have been in the last 2 weeks. The wind is another problem there because the lens is fully zoomed out, to actually reach the Deer and even low wind causes it to shake a little and ruins the footage. Thankfully, on one of my days there it was almost none stop filming for 5 hours and I used all 4 batteries up and had to go home early... only the second time that has happened in a few years! So I captured so much footage on this day, I 'could' make many videos if I wanted to spread it out more. Anyway, I am so pleased you continue to watch my videos and always leave your kind and supportive comments. Thank you as always, my dear friend. 👍◕‿◕

@@WildlifeBirdsUK It is great to have such day even once in a few years. Even without possibility of filming I can imagine what a wonderful feeling it is to observe their behaviour. It is like an interesting story :)

Thank you as always for your visit and for your kind comment, my friend. 👍◕‿◕

Hi Pavel, thank you for watching and for your kind comments, my good friend. 👍◕‿◕

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Good morning / G'day mate, I'm so pleased to have captured what I did and that you enjoyed watching the video. Thank you for your praise for my camera work and for your continued support. Thank you as always, for leaving kind words with your comment, my dear friend/good mate. 👍◕‿◕

@@WildlifeBirdsUK You're very welcome my friend 👍☺

Hello my friend, indeed I look forward to the rut all year long. It's great how it extends the season. Thank you as always. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you my friend, I'm glad you liked it. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you for your visit and for your kind comment. 👍◕‿◕

Hello my friend, thank you as always for your continued support and I'm glad you enjoyed watching. 👍◕‿◕

Hello my friend, you are absolutely spot on there with your observation how he helps himself with having injured legs. All that testosterone must nullify the pain he must have been feeling too. And when they are fighting and the antlers are clashing together, any twist or turn and both Stags could easily gore the opponent or take an eye out. It is interesting to read the facts about Kangaroos' and how it could all be settled after just one fight. No such an easy end for these Deer, it's one fight after another with many individual healthy Stags waiting to sieze their chance. I'm glad the subtitles help. Sometimes, I wonder if I add too many etc. Thank you for reading everything and paying lots of attention to what you watched. Also thank you for such a detailed and interesting comment my good friend. Much appreciated. 👍◕‿◕

Hi Cindy, thank you for your visit and I'm glad you enjoyed watching. I think the Stags lose up to 25% of their bodyweight over a 4-5 week period. It's quite staggering really. Thank you for your kind and interesting comment, my friend. Have a lovely weekend. 👍◕‿◕

No need to feel sad my friend, I know you would rather they just see who has the loudest roar to settle it, or something like that, but these Deer learn how to fight and defend also. One will usually back down after a brief rut and be fine. Yes, sometimes they will get injured but that is nature and all Wildlife & birds fight, but mostly it is never seen or captured on film. Thank you for your comment my good friend. 👍◕‿◕

Thank you my friend. 👍◕‿◕