What WAS the best x for deer

[J.DOG 1,355]

I've a dog here who's breeding Is deer grey x saluki bull grey he's 29 inch tts and I'm sure pre ban he'd have taken afew

sounds a handy type

 

He is a handy dog , I know what he's capable of

Edited December 29, 2012 by J.DOG

[earlierstart 27]

I've a dog here who's breeding Is deer grey x saluki bull grey he's 29 inch tts and I'm sure pre ban he'd have taken afew

sounds a handy type

 

He is a handy dog , I know what he's capable of

strong looking dog there, I like him.

[J.DOG 1,355]

I've a dog here who's breeding Is deer grey x saluki bull grey he's 29 inch tts and I'm sure pre ban he'd have taken afew

sounds a handy type

 

He is a handy dog , I know what he's capable of

strong looking dog there, I like him.

 

Cheers mate hes 4/5 yrs now I'd like a pup from him in the future thumbs:

[forest of dean redneck 11,598]

Saluki x or german shepherd x,

From what I was told

[Ginny Spinner 455]

Minshaws

[nikon 44]

I've seen roe bucks put their head down and hit a dog when pushed hard. Only a couple of times, though. Your dog needed to be fast to get up to them though. Chinky's would fold up on the floor when the dog breathed on them,

youve seen some easy chinkies then ,,, cause once this time of yr comes they can go ,,, september , the lads i know leave em as some are proper young

[Floyd17586 454]

 

Everyones opinions are gona differ mate.preban i seen a saluki gh dog take them for fun but iv seen some that wouldnt entertain them its all down to the dogs mentality.

[Chid 6,519]

if i was to buy a dog for deer (thats if it was ever legalised) i think id go either saluki/bull/grey or saluki/collie/grey ..

seen a saluki/bull/grey before the ban and i liked what i seen

[kranky 507]

I've seen roe bucks put their head down and hit a dog when pushed hard. Only a couple of times, though. Your dog needed to be fast to get up to them though. Chinky's would fold up on the floor when the dog breathed on them,

youve seen some easy chinkies then ,,, cause once this time of yr comes they can go ,,, september , the lads i know leave em as some are proper young

 

They've always got young on the ground. You would just pick your runs.

When you say I've seen some easy ones, do you mean slow or hard fighting? I never said they were slow, but they ain't got the pace of the bigger stuff, they can just turn a lot better. They haven't got any fight in them, I don't know what dogs the lads you know have got but if they're struggling with Chinkys then they ain't up to the job. Have you ever seen them yourself or are you just going on what these lads have told you?

[broonball 38]

What about a pair of dogs? Could size have beeen brought down maybe, with a catch dog and a kill dog? I know people like dogs to do single handed etc but would two smaller dogs be less conspicuous as deer dogs? What's your views? Cheers

[lampingmanJoe 22]

just like my dog j.dog

[deerdogs 418]

What about a pair of dogs? Could size have beeen brought down maybe, with a catch dog and a kill dog? I know people like dogs to do single handed etc but would two smaller dogs be less conspicuous as deer dogs? What's your views? Cheers

 

no need for 2 dogs, lads were taking deer with dogs under 24tts single handed pre ban, even a 19tts whippet x was used on the roe.

[Ausnick 190]

how much smaller are roe compared to fallow?

[J.DOG 1,355]

just like my dog j.dog

 

[MOO 730]

Was it just me but I found roe deer feck all to take, easyier then any hare.

I find these type of statements about types of quarry being `feck all` amuseing if you did plenty of a specious and I mean out day night rain or shine puting in the miles no quarry is `feck all ` even the humble rabbit .....