deer dogs (preban)

[fitchet 788]

TOMO it wouldnt surprise me if there was maybe the ODD 1 or 2 about. But the majority dont imo.

 

 

[Guest Moscow]

TOMO it wouldnt surprise me if there was maybe the ODD 1 or 2 about. But the majority dont imo.

 

Your back peddling

[fitchet 788]

TOMO it wouldnt surprise me if there was maybe the ODD 1 or 2 about. But the majority dont imo.

 

Your back peddling

 

Lol nah mate not at all. Like ive said ive never got a doe in beetween november and january that has shown visible sighns of dropping. And these months are probably the time when most are caught as the covers at its lowest.

 

Has anyone on here got any experiance with CWD ? One deer id really like to run.

[j1985 1,984]

Iv seen all of one CWD and it was real quick and turnt like a hare! Great sport

[paulus 26]

TOMO it wouldnt surprise me if there was maybe the ODD 1 or 2 about. But the majority dont imo.

 

Your back peddling

 

Lol nah mate not at all. Like ive said ive never got a doe in beetween november and january that has shown visible sighns of dropping. And these months are probably the time when most are caught as the covers at its lowest.

 

Has anyone on here got any experiance with CWD ? One deer id really like to run.

quite the opporsite late spring early summer daytimes was good back in the day. as the cover dies off they retreat back into denser cover not venturing so far out from thick woodland remember they use cover as a roadway to get from one place or another within there territory.

[fitchet 788]

TOMO it wouldnt surprise me if there was maybe the ODD 1 or 2 about. But the majority dont imo.

 

Your back peddling

 

Lol nah mate not at all. Like ive said ive never got a doe in beetween november and january that has shown visible sighns of dropping. And these months are probably the time when most are caught as the covers at its lowest.

 

Has anyone on here got any experiance with CWD ? One deer id really like to run.

quite the opporsite late spring early summer daytimes was good back in the day. as the cover dies off they retreat back into denser cover not venturing so far out from thick woodland remember they use cover as a roadway to get from one place or another within there territory.

 

Ive never really experianced that mate as there arnt very many big woods its mostly little spinneys. I used to get a fair few that were travelling along empty ditches wich are normally full of cover. But i agree with what your saying about them using cover to there advantage.

[MOO 730]

someone mentioned saluki deeerhound ...a very good mix imo

never seen a deer but a decent rabbit dog

[asha 48]

belter moo

[neilsherlock 226]

looks a nice shape

[Lampalurcher 47]

Looks rapid that dog moo

[Floyd17586 454]

Any iv seen were taken saluki x.also seen some big chunky bull x take them

[Ausnick 190]

I know people that take fallow, reds and sambar. Their dogs rarely go for the neck so once the deer gets tripped it's not uncommon for the deer to get back up and drag the dogs. But from what I've experienced with my dogs, that always go for the neck on cats and anything bigger, once it's on the ground it's usually accounted for. Had fallow does and red hinds straightline my dogs through shitty ground, they're a good test for the dogs IMO

[bunnys 1,228]

very nice animal above moo , lots to be said for the deerhound when xst atb bunnys.

[whippet 99 2,613]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tigmE3id0Wc

 

 

 

had a look at that the other day not the best of runs but its got some pace

that wouldnt of made it to the hedge with my useless mutt behind it

[Ray Mears 272]

an intresting x moo how tall it make tts