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IFF THEY was the same weight has a fallow deer,,, you would have your work cut out, or shud i say the dog,,,, they will not sit down and take hit like some deer,,,,snipes 14 next,,, and this pic was s

This is going to make me sound like the biggest bull shiter out but anyhow i know it’s true, just before the ban i used to drive around our farm if i saw a muntjac i would get close then open the truc

That's the thing with them,,,some dogs can take loads,,,then all of a sudden one day get cought with a tusk,,,,and your looking round for a shovel,,,some very experienced dogs have come to a bloody en

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They can move like shat off a shovel in cover but out in the open they don't pose much of a challenge for a dog with a bit of pace ........

 

unless they turn it inside out :laugh:

I am very lucky in that the young bitch of mine can turn inside her own skin ... And is far from being a slouch ...........

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They can move like shat off a shovel in cover but out in the open they don't pose much of a challenge for a dog with a bit of pace ........

unless they turn it inside out :laugh:

I am very lucky in that the young bitch of mine can turn inside her own skin ... And is far from being a slouch ...........

 

one day you may well come across a young prick buck who might turn your hypothesis on its head :laugh:

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Odd times i have hunted them in the past by flushing them with spanials to lurchers have been the most memrable days hunting ive ever had that will be etched in my mind till the day i die.The last time i caught one a cracking male over 20 years ago on some land down south a well known east end travellar took us on that was lifting with them but was also red hot and the day didnt end as we planned lol.

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Odd times i have hunted them in the past by flushing them with spanials to lurchers have been the most memrable days hunting ive ever had that will be etched in my mind till the day i die.The last time i caught one a cracking male over 20 years ago on some land down south a well known east end travellar took us on that was lifting with them but was also red hot and the day didnt end as we planned lol.

you cant leave the story there mate lol
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Odd times i have hunted them in the past by flushing them with spanials to lurchers have been the most memrable days hunting ive ever had that will be etched in my mind till the day i die.The last time i caught one a cracking male over 20 years ago on some land down south a well known east end travellar took us on that was lifting with them but was also red hot and the day didnt end as we planned lol.

 

 

Them days,..never do end well Brother... :thumbs:

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Odd times i have hunted them in the past by flushing them with spanials to lurchers have been the most memrable days hunting ive ever had that will be etched in my mind till the day i die.The last time i caught one a cracking male over 20 years ago on some land down south a well known east end travellar took us on that was lifting with them but was also red hot and the day didnt end as we planned lol.

you cant leave the story there mate lol

 

Lets just say the travellars lads nearly dropped us in it by shouting from their dads van wile me and my mate were being quized by the old bill did dey kill dat deer.lol

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Odd times i have hunted them in the past by flushing them with spanials to lurchers have been the most memrable days hunting ive ever had that will be etched in my mind till the day i die.The last time i caught one a cracking male over 20 years ago on some land down south a well known east end travellar took us on that was lifting with them but was also red hot and the day didnt end as we planned lol.

you cant leave the story there mate lol

Lets just say the travellars lads nearly dropped us in it by shouting from their dads van wile me and my mate were being quized by the old bill did dey kill dat deer.lol
:laugh: nightmare lol
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Odd times i have hunted them in the past by flushing them with spanials to lurchers have been the most memrable days hunting ive ever had that will be etched in my mind till the day i die.The last time i caught one a cracking male over 20 years ago on some land down south a well known east end travellar took us on that was lifting with them but was also red hot and the day didnt end as we planned lol.

 

 

Them days,..never do end well Brother... :thumbs:

 

Got to say first time i ever caught a munty it was a great end to the day after a few of us being being laid in a dyke on crowlands for hours surrounded by old bill again lol.

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This is going to make me sound like the biggest bull shiter out but anyhow i know it’s true, just before the ban i used to drive around our farm if i saw a muntjac i would get close then open the truck door and release the dog, well the dog got quite good at this and yes not very sporting i know i was young!! anyway one morning i open the farm gate by the road and half way up the track stood a little foocker seeing some beer money coming my way i let the mutt go, blue got on terms and made the deer turn 180 now heading down the track at me, thinking i was the deer catcher by hand lol i made the plan to rugby tackle it i missed it, the deer got past ran across the road missed a car with dog behind the car hit blue just clipped him knocked him over i thought that's him done but he gets up and gives chase again this time heading across next doors farm who does not like any form of hunting, his field runs along the A41 so everyone can see deer gunning for it with dog closing in fast, a quick am sorry mate to the driver who stopped i get in my truck head down to the next gate way in his field praying no one from the farm has seen they hadn't but a 7 tonner full of traveller’s had and pulled up shouting and cheering the dog on, blue held the deer down and what’s seemed like ages i get to them both, the deer was mulled but not dead so i can’t let it go farm pen knife out and job done deer over my shoulders and running for the truck, as i get to the truck the travellers pull up alongside and shout out that was top crack lol thinking quick i chuck the deer in the back of their motor thinking i won’t be caught with it saying you can have this. i put the dog in the car and did one all day i waited for next door to ring up but i got away with it i laugh at it now but i didn’t find it funny at the time lol and i bet the driver of that car filled his pants too!! I am bracing myself for the comments!

 

I can just picture the travellers out of a man about a dog hanging out of a transit roaring "go on ya boy ye" lol

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They can move like shat off a shovel in cover but out in the open they don't pose much of a challenge for a dog with a bit of pace ........

 

unless they turn it inside out :laugh:
I am very lucky in that the young bitch of mine can turn inside her own skin ... And is far from being a slouch ...........

one day you may well come across a young prick buck who might turn your hypothesis on its head :laugh:
What a smelly old munty that could outrun or out turn the terminator !!! Never ........

 

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They can move like shat off a shovel in cover but out in the open they don't pose much of a challenge for a dog with a bit of pace ........

unless they turn it inside out :laugh:
I am very lucky in that the young bitch of mine can turn inside her own skin ... And is far from being a slouch ...........
one day you may well come across a young prick buck who might turn your hypothesis on its head :laugh:
What a smelly old munty that could outrun or out turn the terminator !!! Never ........

 

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Now that just showing off................ :yes::D

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http://www.thedeerinitiative.co.uk/about_wild_deer/muntjac.php The map on here does show some populations North of the Border

problem with that map forester is its been taken from biodiversity website which gains data from the public, so if someone has seen something they think is a munty such as a young roe. For example few people have told me they have seen munty around Plymouth, when they've taken me to where they saw them there was roe but no munty
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