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dead right just cos you aint done it with a little dog dont mean it cant be done.

 

i also used to have a little 23 in bitch 44 lbs that used to pull fallow does.

 

dont get me wrong a bigg un that knows its game is always going to have less trouble. but it can be done

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Just because you have never seen something, dont mean it cant be done........I know of a beddy x that has pulled and held Munty bucks and that is only 19 tts..........its the fight in the dog chaps ;)

 

i agree with this comment :victory:

 

Dale

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never said it couldnt be done just said id prefer to use two dogs if i was on fallow

 

for some reason some people on here think they should use a little dog by its self

 

not for me and ive never seen a deer man bread a little dog for um

 

just didnt like it when they critersize me at using two dogs

 

in fact ill go out on a limb here

 

a little dog has no chance on a fallow unless its made a mistake

 

i once had a terrier coarse and take a fully grow day time hare :o

 

it had an injured front leg probably from a snare it had escaped from

 

i never said it smaller dogs cant take fallow just not the dog id use (bigger an two)

 

horses for coarses

 

oh if anyone on here has a little dog they want to bet on single handed at the fallow near me ill have £100 ago on the fallow and you can have five goes

 

happy hunting and as ali g would say keep it real

 

dobby :victory:

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If you read WEX 's post properly he says the 21'' wheaton x took fallow nothing about reds, he then said that he seen a 23'' whippet/grey take a red hind so the picture he put up is right as he says taken with the wheaton x. CHALKWARREN thats some picture did you take it yourself? ;)

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never said it couldnt be done just said id prefer to use two dogs if i was on fallow

 

for some reason some people on here think they should use a little dog by its self

 

not for me and ive never seen a deer man bread a little dog for um

 

just didnt like it when they critersize me at using two dogs

 

in fact ill go out on a limb here

 

a little dog has no chance on a fallow unless its made a mistake

 

i once had a terrier coarse and take a fully grow day time hare :o

 

it had an injured front leg probably from a snare it had escaped from

 

i never said it smaller dogs cant take fallow just not the dog id use (bigger an two)

 

horses for coarses

 

oh if anyone on here has a little dog they want to bet on single handed at the fallow near me ill have £100 ago on the fallow and you can have five goes

 

happy hunting and as ali g would say keep it real

 

dobby :victory:

 

 

 

yeah he did :whistle:

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If the post was correctly viewed subaruwally oops i meant willy, you would have come to the same conclusion as lurchers2006. I am not in the habit of telling lies and anyone who knows me will back me up. i have simply given an honest answer to a fellow dogmans question. And the deer pictured where fallow not red, i wouldn't be foolish enough to pass fallow off for reds. I have taken both species on numerous occasions and i think i can distinguish between them. Oh and finally great picture of the bucks in the rut. :victory:

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Dobby - Every time a dog catches something , wether it be a Rabbit a Hare , a Fox or a Deer - the quarry has made a mistake - - - thats how it came to be caught. The ones that don't make a mistake get away.

 

 

your dog never picked up on the run

 

yours never out classed its pray

 

if the dog dosnt catch it its made a mistake

 

oh the prey didnt make a mistake

 

no hunting with dogs is one off my passions

 

and i wouldnt say every thing caught made a mistake though alot do

 

dont get me wrong my dog has probably caught more on mistakes

 

but hes also caught them out off no fault to the pray but ability of my dog

 

thats what makes some dogs stand out

 

and some coarses stand out

 

keep it real ali g

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IMO there is no rule to what size/shape/breed the dog should be , if the dog has the heart then i guess anything is possible , im not saying the smaller dog would do better than the larger but life as taught me that anything really is possible . i have a 28'' deerhound/greyhound , but does that mean it can pull deer better than a 23/24/25 '' dog , no i dont think so , the dog as to have the willingness to go up against something alot larger than itself , if it hasnt then there is no point . i dont think size ect matters . JMO though , my mates saluki bull grey is only 24'' and would beat my deerhound/greyhound hands down .

 

Dale

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