Fastest Deer in the UK

[Guest Moscow]

On the right terrain I think red are the fastest without doubt.

 

I also think fallow are faster than roe once they get going but roe are quicker threw the gears.

Edited May 2, 2012 by Moscow

[Richie10 345]

Interesting. I can see this thread being an interesting debate with informed input and no arguments or name calling.

[pip1968 2,490]

how ever fast they can run archie will catch em and put them in the kennel

[freelance 448]

On the right terrain I think red are the fastest without doubt.

 

I also think fallow are faster than roe once they get going but roe are quicker threw the gears.

I totally agree with what your saying moscow about speed wise of the species, but preban when coursing them. I also think it depends on what type of ground your running them on as to a dog/dogs flooring them, as a lot of the larger species are caught in gutters dykes and against fences

[fredthefrog 169]

i think you answered your own question son...................

[Guest Moscow]

Freelance the best dogs Ive had the pleasure to watch run floored them in the open and didnt wait for them to make mistakes or bounce, bigger species or not.

[freelance 448]

Freelance the best dogs Ive had the pleasure to watch run floored them in the open and didnt wait for them to make mistakes or bounce, bigger species or not.

Fairplay to you

[fredthefrog 169]

Freelance the best dogs Ive had the pleasure to watch run floored them in the open and didnt wait for them to make mistakes or bounce, bigger species or not.

you must have seen some top dogs ...

[FUJI 17,327]

I think a moose is the quickest is it not?

[Guest Moscow]

I think a moose is the quickest is it not?

 

over the pond maybe

[Guest Moscow]

Freelance the best dogs Ive had the pleasure to watch run floored them in the open and didnt wait for them to make mistakes or bounce, bigger species or not.

you must have seen some top dogs ...

 

Dont you think good dogs should of pulled in the open or have you not seen it?

[fredthefrog 169]

Freelance the best dogs Ive had the pleasure to watch run floored them in the open and didnt wait for them to make mistakes or bounce, bigger species or not.

you must have seen some top dogs ...

 

Dont you think good dogs should of pulled in the open or have you not seen it?

Freelance the best dogs Ive had the pleasure to watch run floored them in the open and didnt wait for them to make mistakes or bounce, bigger species or not.

you must have seen some top dogs ...

 

Dont you think good dogs should of pulled in the open or have you not seen it?

not red stags mate.........

[Guest Moscow]

not red stags mate.........

 

Have you had many red stags, what about fallow bucks do you think a dog should of been able to stop those in the open?

Edited May 2, 2012 by Moscow

[fredthefrog 169]

not red stags mate.........

 

Have you had many red stags, what about fallow bucks do you think a dog should be able to stop those in the open?

not red stags mate.........

 

Have you had many red stags, what about fallow bucks do you think a dog should be able to stop those in the open?

seen poor dogs take fallow......never took a red stag fair an square im afraid to say but ive took them through unorthodox methods shall we say.......... ..............pre hunting ban that is mate......had to put that in as i dont own dogs not since the ban...........

[freelance 448]

Personally and talking from a preban historical point of view, yes i have seen and do think good runners should pull and floor out in the open. When i said about larger species being caught in gutters dykes and against hedge/fence-lines i was just talking reds and hinds mostly Atb