surprise what you see in your back field

[yeti 84]

[yeti 84]

[The one 8,486]

There getting pushed here due to houses getting built there showing up in some odd places

[Mr Wilkes 3,026]

there getting everywhere, we had one take up residence on the local round about (plenty of shrubs and trees for him).

[yeti 84]

Yeah I no pal nearly run over 2 more on the main road this morning aswell they were very lucky very lucky ran straight out in front of me

[fitchet 788]

weve had muntjac running down the bottom of garden sends the mutts crazy. and ive seen them getting caught in metal fences. one was stuck in the local school gates !!!

[BIG G wheton machine 1,594]

yum yum i just see them as fresh meat for the fridge n freezer, just wipe its arse n cut the horns off

[yeti 84]

Lol might just do that !!!

[j1985 1,984]

No accidentaly on purpose dog slipping ? Lol

 

Iv seen muntjac trotting down streets houses on both sides at night before not too far from me.

 

[South hams hunter 8,924]

Theres roe and fallow in Plymouth in areas with houses on all 4 sides

[young man 225]

yum yum i just see them as fresh meat for the fridge n freezer, just wipe its arse n cut the horns off

you need a dog!

[yeti 84]

Any pictures would be good !!

[Penda 3,341]

i live not far from a town centre and it isnt a shock now to see munty on the local parks on grass verges now had a phone call off my mate at 4 in the morning saying he had saw a badger running around the carpark where he works i think the wildlife is defonatley becoming more adaptable to there urban surroundings

[beast 1,884]

there were muntjac in some of the north london suburbs over 15 years ago, they followed the railways as there is plenty of cover on the embankments etc just like the foxes did years ago. most of the bigger parks and canal banks and so on in the northern outskirts of london now have muntjac, and most folk dont even know they are there.

even out here the numbers of fallow, muntjac and chinese water deer are ridiculous, getting hard to find a place to exercise the dogs without coming across something with hooves. and a couple of weeks ago i found a dead male roe fawn on the road, first one in this part of Beds for many years according to the records i checked. something needs to be done.....

[South hams hunter 8,924]

Round east Devon the roe are in pest proportions, can't drive through a lot of it without see them everywhere. When I lamp that way have to keep the dogs close as its not uncommon to see them in every field