澳洲可猎鹿种大全

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红鹿
属于大型鹿种
角呈分散状 喜欢生活在平原地带
发情时期异常凶猛 发出的吼叫老远就能听到了
体重在140-260公斤之间 打一头有的吃了 雄鹿味道不是很好 肉很柴 做成肉干勉强能下口。
The red deer is the fourth largest deer species behind moose, elk and sambar deer. It is a ruminant, eating its food in two stages and having an even number of toes on each hoof, like camels, goats and cattle. European red deer have a relatively long tail compared to their Asian and North American relatives. Subtle differences in appearance are noted between the various subspecies of red deer, primarily in size and antlers, with the smallest being the Corsican red deer found on the islands of Corsica and Sardinia and the largest being the Caspian red deer [5](or maral) of Asia Minor and the Caucasus Region to the west of the Caspian Sea. The deer of Central and Western Europe vary greatly in size, with some of the largest deer found in the Carpathian Mountains in Central Europe.[4] Western European red deer, historically, grew to large size given ample food supply (including people's crops), and descendants of introduced populations living in New Zealand and Argentina have grown quite large in size and antlers. Large red deer stags, like the Caspian red deer or those of the Carpathian Mountains may rival the wapiti in size. Female red deer are much smaller than their male counterparts.
The first red deer to reach Australia were probably the six that Prince Albert sent in 1860 from Windsor Great Park to Thomas Chirnside, who was starting a herd at Werribee Park, south west of Melbourne in Victora. Further introductions were made in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia. Today, red deer Australia range from Queensland south through New South Wales into Victoria and across to South Australia, with the numbers increasing. The Queensland, Victorian and most New South Wales strains can still be traced to the early releases, but South Australia's population, along with all others, is now largely recent farm escapees. This is having adverse effects on the integrity of wild herds, as now more and larger herds are being grown due to the superior genetics that have been attained by selective breeding.

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Chital (Axis axis)
这鹿的角叉叉比较少 长得比较均匀 特征是前面2根刺特别长 猎人谷这带很少见。
50-80公斤左右
Description
Chital are the most attractive of all the deer species and are certainly one of the most beautiful of all wild animals. Their colouring is most striking, consisting of a reddish to chestnut brown coat with white spots, a striking white upper throat patch and a black dorsal stripe which also contains white spots in a fairly uniform pattern. The belly, inside of the legs and underneath part of the tail is also white. The tail is noticeably longer than in most deer species. The muzzle is a much darker brown than the rest of the face and the ears are pointed.

A mature stag may weigh in the vicinity of 80kg and hinds considerably less. Chital are closely allied to the hog deer but they are much taller at the shoulder, standing about 86cm or a little more in the case of a big stag.

The antlers of a Chital stag are slender and usually of three points as in Sambar, Rusa and hog deer. Measurement around the main beam rarely exceeds 10cm and the two antlers usually form a ‘lyre’ shape with terminal forks. In Australia, the longest chital antlers may exceed 82cm.

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Fallow Deer (Dama dama)
扁角鹿
这算是澳洲最最最常见的一种鹿了  
肉质比较嫩 1-2年的最佳
喜欢傍晚活动 一群一般3-8只
Fallow deer are the small, spotted deer often seen in large groups on deer farms as you travel along country roads. In that semi-domesticated situation, they bear little resemblance to free-roaming fallow deer which have the alertness and bearing of all the natural prey species that have learned how to survive and prosper in the wild by constant awareness of their surroundings.

Mature fallow bucks stand about 90cm at the shoulder and weigh approximately 90kg. Does are much smaller and lighter, standing about 76cm and weighing only about 40kg. Colour varies considerably in fallow deer and ranges from the common or ‘red’ fallow deer, through the black or melanistic fallow, to animals which are creamy white.

A mature fallow buck’s antlers are quite different in shape and style to the antlers of any other deer species in this country. Brow and trez tines emerge from the beam as in some other species and, occasionally a bez tine is also produced. Above the trez tine, the beam flattens or ‘palmates’ into a broad palm-like area. The points on the rear edge of the palm are termed ‘spellers’, while the lowest of these is called the guard tine.

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Sambar (Cervus unicolor)
体形最大的鹿的一种
160-350公斤 面部周围有胡须一样的毛
生活在VIC和NSW的山里 属于非常难打的一种鹿
我没吃过 听我朋友说味道非常不错
Sambar inhabit eastern Victoria and southern New South Wales and comprise the most important herd in the world outside of their native countries where the available habitat is diminishing daily outside of protected areas and where their IUCN status is listed as Vulnerable.

Sambar are the largest of Australia’s wild deer and the third largest of all deer species behind moose and wapiti. They are extremely wary and shy and have a well-earned reputation as one of the hardest to hunt of all the world’s game animals. It is quite normal for the majority of the human population to be unaware of the existence of sambar populations in our forested areas.

They are strong and tough animals with a thick hide and coarse hair of a uniform brown colour on the body. This brown colour fades to a light buff colour under the chin, on the inner legs and along the under-body. The rump is usually ginger. The ears are large and round and the inner ear is pale with tufts of longer hair at the base. Sambar are expert at standing completely motionless and it is only an occasional movement of their prominent bat-like ears which sometimes betrays them to an experienced eye.

Stags can stand up to 130cm at the shoulder (about the height of a Jersey cow) and weigh over 300kg. Hinds are smaller and can grow to about 115cm and weigh in the vicinity of 230kg. Although they are plainer than most other deer species there is nothing to match the magnificent presence of a sambar stag or the beauty of a sambar hind.

A sambar antler is typically three tined and the outer top tine is usually the continuation of the main beam while the inner top tine is somewhat shorter. This is not always the case and there are many instances of stags with ‘shanghai’ tops where the inner tine matches or exceeds the length of the outer tine. If there is any rule about sambar antlers, it is that, though similar, they are almost never identical.

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Hog Deer (Axis porcinus)
这种小型鹿俺见都没见过
看样子挺可爱的。

Hog deer are the smallest of the six species of deer in Australia and although they are a close relative of the chital, bear little resemblance to them. They are similar in size to a sheep.

A mature hog deer stag stands about 70cm at the shoulder and weighs approximately 50kg while hinds are much smaller, standing about 61cm and weighing in the vicinity of 30kg. They are very solidly built with a long body and relatively short legs and the line of the back slopes upward from the shoulders to a high rump. A hog deer normally carries its head low when searching for food and this attitude, combined with the quick rushing movement made by the deer when alarmed, is similar to that of a pig and probably the reason for its common name.

The hog deer’s coat is quite thick and generally a uniform dark-brown in winter except for the underparts of the body and legs which are lighter in colour. During late spring, the change to a summer coat of rich reddish brown commences although this may vary between individuals. Many hog deer show a dark dorsal stripe extending from the head down the back of the neck and along the spine. In summer, there is usually a uniform row of light-coloured spots along either side of the dorsal stripe from the shoulders to the rump. The tail is fairly short and brown but tipped with white. The underside of the tail is white and the deer can fan the white hairs out in a distinctive alarm display.

The antler of a mature hog deer stag is typically three tined-brow tine with solid main beam terminating in inner and outer top tines. However, antlers with more points are not uncommon. The distinctive features of typical hog deer antlers are the acute angle between the brow tine and main beam and the fact that the inner tops tend to be short and angle back from the main beam and across towards the opposite antler.

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Rusa (Cervus timorensis)
中大型鹿
没见过 谁打到后来补充一下。
Rusa is the Malay word for deer and they are medium sized, rough-coated deer which are biologically allied to the sambar. However, the two species are quite different in size, appearance and behaviour. There are two subspecies established in the wild in Australia and the Javan rusa (Cervus timorensis russa) is the larger. Stags stand up to 110cm at the shoulder and may weigh around 136kg while hinds are considerably smaller at 95cm and 60kg.

The coat hair is coarse and sparse and generally a greyish brown in colour although the shade varies between the age groups and sexes and also season-ally. The underparts including the chest and throat are a light grey, almost white in some cases, which is a striking contrast to the main body colour, and there is a line of dark hair which runs down the chest between the forelegs.

A rusa stag’s antlers are quite large, in comparison with its body size, and very distinctive with a typical lyre shape. There is a brow tine, which is often curved, and a terminal fork at the end of the main beam. The thicker part of the main beam continues on into the back tine and this is normally considerably larger than the front tine. In good conditions, a mature rusa stag may grow antlers up to and sometimes exceeding 76cm in length. Most stags cast their antlers in January or February.

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公鹿的大便

母鹿的大便

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再占一楼

大饼

lz住Hunter 地区?
哪天有鹿肉了,我可以过来买点否?

金鱼

等

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大饼 发表于 2012-9-22 23:04
lz住Hunter 地区?
哪天有鹿肉了,我可以过来买点否?

楼主好久没出去了
下次有了再通知吧

白雲山民

等

slicendice

今天困了 明天再继续上图

slicendice

图太血腥了 就不上了吧 不是捧个心就是拎个头
心里素质差的估计会被吓死。

123tnt123

哈哈哈

总算看到了


谢谢版主

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Mk82

培培

我要的鹿茸鹿鞭呢

姐夫我快回家看我爸去了，空手可不行，你有现货么，我高分交易

mk82

slicendice 发表于 2012-9-23 10:08
Mk82

你叫我？？？ 啥事

jocegirl

lz有活动，麻烦也通知我一个:)

Rainstorm

鹿头太给力！尤其第一个，肉好不好吃无所谓，头太漂亮了。

followmeya

Rainstorm 发表于 2012-9-23 12:20
鹿头太给力！尤其第一个，肉好不好吃无所谓，头太漂亮了。

赶快办枪证呀

slicendice

mk82 发表于 2012-9-23 10:49
你叫我？？？ 啥事

叫你过来看看

mk82

唉。。。只要能找到私人领地，我一定带着枪过去看看。

Keith

好像Red deer中文叫“马鹿”，Fallow deer叫“黇鹿”。

Tacticool

我上周在Cessnock的枪展看到有鹿角买，一对的钉在饰板上才要价40刀，有点像第一张图片中的红鹿的角，有很多分叉的，图中的鹿角的一半大小吧，开档不久就被人买走了。

白雲山民

ＬＺ有試過獵野驢麼?

天上龍肉，地上驢肉

followmeya

澳洲的野驴应该也让打吧

slicendice

我今天找到好几个有鹿的私人领地
接下来就是要搞好关系了
听说那里的鹿不是一般的多。

mk82

slicendice 发表于 2012-9-24 22:07
我今天找到好几个有鹿的私人领地
接下来就是要搞好关系了
听说那里的鹿不是一般的多。 ...

搞定了再说 。

slicendice

mk82 发表于 2012-9-24 22:33
搞定了再说 。

你又下不来。