deer

[salukiX 12]

ALL THERE IS ROUND MY WAY IS ROE

and ther is not meny i hav to get is the car an travel for 45 mins to get to a good spot

[witton 6]

45min walk for me and i can find plenty of fallow

[salukiX 12]

but then there still roe ...i would like to try my dog on a fallow just for a chang

[pockets 0]

Great thread fellas, really enjoying it Just a question from somebody whos only seen deer taken on dvd Will some dogs take the smaller CWD, munties and roe and pull up when taking fallow, sika or red? Historically speaking?

 

i have'nt seen any pull up but i've seen a few good "roe" dogs really struggle to get a good hold on a fallow, let alone stop it, or bring it down even

 

Thanks Lucky,

 

I've just read Jackie Drakefords new book and she describes fallow as "not particually fast" and roe "not particually fast in the open" and a story about a pair of border terriers that "wrought havooc on ther local roe population". Who needs lurchers :whistle: :11:

 

Jackie Drakesford is probly married to Sean Frain NOT FAST have you seen a fallow take off?????????

Roe ditto these are the Porsches of the animal kingdom what a load of poo!

[Rabbithunter 456]

but then there still roe ...i would like to try my dog on a fallow just for a chang

 

 

just watch what your doing, should you try it,

 

i know a couple of lad's that have refused to slip their dogs on fallow, and they were good roe deer dog's, until they stopped running due to the ban.....the sheer size of them fallow, apparantly a doe will weigh in at about 100lb and a good buck, twice that.

[salukiX 12]

my dog is 271/2 inch and has got the hart of a lion an a good roe and fox dog befor the ban i think he would giv a fallow a run for it's money... and for a salukiX he gets tor in

[Rabbithunter 456]

im not saying DONT run them mate

 

just sayin they are big beast's, try to single out a nice doe, it could be quite hard to single one out though as they can be in herds upto 20-30 maybe more

[witton 6]

Fallow does arnt really much of a danger to a good saluki cross that knows its job

David

 

Edited to add they arnt much of a danger to any dog that knows its job

Edited December 17, 2006 by witton

[whin 463]

dropped a fallow doe first time with a good roe dog ten years ago he hocked it then got on to the kneck good eating ,

[salukiX 12]

what is the most deer you have takin in 1 season befor the dan

[Butler 396]

I once got 2

[Guest bezza]

Two years ago I crossed a deerhound ( from good coursing lines) with a golden eagle. I am determined that when that fat fella invades my airspace his bleedin reindeer will get what's coming to them. My dog can hunt fly and carry. There is going to be an awful lot of disappointed kiddies this year. If you live in my part of the woods-Scotland check out the skies on Xmas eve-there will be more than Rudolph's nose that will be coloured red.

This bird/dog is only interested in certain bitches. They must be flighty. Stud fee negotiable.

[Guest oldskool]

i dont know the rules about coursin deers at all but it is somethin i would have loved to have a go at..... is there anywhere you can go over here that will let you hunt deer???

[witton 6]

oldskool, im not certain on this but i think over there you can run deer anywhere as long as its day time and you have permision from the land owner. So get out there check out any decent woodland and if it holds deer give the farmer a knock on the door

[Guest oldskool]

thats just what i wanted to hear ... theres a place about a 1/2 hour drive away but its all forestry, would i have to wait until they came into surrounding fields or is there any chance of gettin permission from the forestry folk??? the other thing i am clueless about is the type of deer they are, i think its roe!...... on second thought i would better find out a bit more about it before i go blundering off