pre ban entering to fallow

[matt32 44]

pre ban if youre dog was 18,19 months old and had had 30 or so roe in his first season would you consider him ready for fallow ? or would it have been better to let him have a couple of seasons learning his trade on small deer before progressing i know all dogs are different just wondered how people did it pre ban ,also would you consider the running ability,agility to be better than roe in general and did they put up more of a fight than roe when caught atb matt

 

 

[d and l 3 9]

only 1 way to enter a dog slip it and find out

Edited December 8, 2010 by d and l 3

[whin 463]

pre ban i heard they just let them go and pick your run in some countries the have dogs as young as a year hanging on to awoundee shot beast if your dogs strong enough heel hold it for the humnae killer no preb if hees bred [bANNED TEXT] heel not take much coaxing up to the owner and what he thinks realy not some daft computer huter etc ll

[matt32 44]

was it possible to put off a dog by entering him too soon to larger deer?

 

 

[Guest Defender Poacher]

As soon as a dog takes roe it should take yearling and doe fallow, well before 18 month.

[Tiny 7 1,694]

Well i would of doubled him up with a good expercented dog for a few times to see how he went and take it from there,

 

But to be honest its hard for us on here to say much as your the one that knows his capabilities on the roe is he an arse holder, Neck holder, Does he trip them whats his way style and he must be comfortable taking roe with having 30+ in his first season at 18 month old..

 

 

All i say is theres no rush with such a young dogs thats showing good promise on the bigger ediable quarry IMHO

[matt32 44]

mainly grabs the back leg but has caught by the neck all depends on situation.

 

 

[johnnie cope 33]

Well i would of doubled him up with a good expercented dog for a few times to see how he went and take it from there,

 

But to be honest its hard for us on here to say much as your the one that knows his capabilities on the roe is he an arse holder, Neck holder, Does he trip them whats his way style and he must be comfortable taking roe with having 30+ in his first season at 18 month old..

 

 

All i say is theres no rush with such a young dogs thats showing good promise on the bigger ediable quarry IMHO

 

spot on i would double it up a few times and try if possible to get its first solo slip on a yearling the style it takes them makes all the diffrence you cant stop the big boys as easy as a roe

[matt32 44]

thanks for the comments atb matt

[Guest combat]

you need to put him with a good front end dog to learn his trade,back end dogs if hanging on a big fallow ie stag or big doe take some stickby being kicked.

[taffyboi 19]

Don't start him off in the rut mate he won't take much of 1 of those big boys with big head gear, roe are an easy target fallow take sum stopping. Espeashaly be for the rut when they are in prime after wards the stags are intrested in nuthing more than fighting and sex and dont realy eat much. What I seen be for the ban best of luck to you taffyboi

[davey 310]

Sounds like my wife taffy

[salukimad 9]

my saluki has a had a roe...

atb saluikimad.

[lurcher330 2,297]

we dont have roe over here so our dogs are started on fallow sika and hibreds at around 16 mths but i would double up for a while until i was sure they were capable of doing it single handed and i would try to start them on a doe or a younster first.the best of luck hope he goes well for ye

[matt32 44]

cheers matt