Not much to report to-day apart from a 12 hour day looking for Rona stags. We saw a few but not until late in the day did we find a good group of them. First thing this morning we went South,

Dhu Chamas (looking Dark)

we came onto 12 in total but nothing near or close. They were all far away. We are looking to find them because we have a cull figure to reach but at this time they are pretty elusive. The story about our deer is all on the Isle of Rona Website.

After lunch Kenny and Gemma Torridon Sea Tours arrived so we pressed Kenny into service and he dropped us up North to save us the walk, excellent!

New Skipper MV Rona

Needless to say after many hours walking over very rough terrain we found a good group which was very interesting. Lots to look at and lots to assess. After our marathon  we headed back to the Lodge just in time to boil up some prawns we got to-day, all in all a tiring day. 3 yachts in tonight, I had to move one Irish Yachtie away because he was parked over the mooring, it happens all the time, needless to say one of Mark’s yachts from Isle of Skye Yachts picked it up. Just as well we moved the Irishman on otherwise Rona would have missed out on the tenner.