Deer Dog Ban.lead Poisoining Instead Or Lyme Desease

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

 

Maybe just long in the tooth bud

Looked quite long in the tusk aswell,not that I've got anything to compare it to,nothing but roe up here in the north east,it would be nice to have a few cwd and muntjac up here

 

 

Be nice to see other species here too...like to see deer going about...

[Neoleaver 55]

 

Maybe just long in the tooth bud

Looked quite long in the tusk aswell,not that I've got anything to compare it to,nothing but roe up here in the north east,it would be nice to have a few cwd and muntjac up here

 

Last time I try crack a joke on here......but yeah looked liked he'd been around a few year, nowt but Roe here either mate, F'kin hundreds of em (Ribble Valley/Forest of Bowland-west Penine) all doin their best to destroy me young fruit trees.....nice seein em about tho, rather too many than none any day

[low plains drifter 10,727]

 

 

Maybe just long in the tooth bud

Looked quite long in the tusk aswell,not that I've got anything to compare it to,nothing but roe up here in the north east,it would be nice to have a few cwd and muntjac up here

 

Last time I try crack a joke on here......but yeah looked liked he'd been around a few year, nowt but Roe here either mate, F'kin hundreds of em (Ribble Valley/Forest of Bowland-west Penine) all doin their best to destroy me young fruit trees.....nice seein em about tho, rather too many than none any day

 

Like your attitude mate,I've seen some good land ruined by people that dont know the difference between clearance and control,and when there is'nt much surrounding land for wildlife to come from to repopulate,the over worked land,it result's in a very empty and sad looking place

[beast 1,884]

good work to finish the poor bugger off b.greyhound.

 

pellets left in an animal usually form a capsule of tissue around them which in effect seals them off from the blood stream, lead poisoning is generally caused by eating it. every winter i find a few old water deer that have just lost too much condition over the cold months to survive, this year seems to have been particularly bad, i reckon i've picked up about 20 dead or dying. i know weve had a bit more warmth and a bit of grass growing in the last week or so but i reckon it was too little too late for that old boy.

 

heaviest buck i ever took was 51lb but when i dressed himout he had at least 15lb of hard fat in him, great feed for the dogs when it turns cold. he had been feeding on winter rape not far from woburn .fat bugger could barely run though he was so heavy, dog pulled him over before he had made 50 yards. wouldnt want to be running deer near woburn these days.....

[shaneg 2,578]

Amazing what you find when out and about...

 

 

 

 

 

Some of it leaves you wondering...

 

 

 

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And other things just leave a bad taste in your mouth...

 

 

 

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i seen 1 before with only 1 front leg and half the other 1. just the same as your first picture

[Lab 10,979]

 

Amazing what you find when out and about...

 

 

 

 

 

Some of it leaves you wondering...

 

 

 

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And other things just leave a bad taste in your mouth...

 

 

 

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i seen 1 before with only 1 front leg and half the other 1. just the same as your first picture

 

Thats what happens when some folk dont squeeze there stops on there snares.

[shaneg 2,578]

 

 

Amazing what you find when out and about...

 

 

 

 

 

Some of it leaves you wondering...

 

 

 

1.jpg 2.jpg

 

 

 

 

And other things just leave a bad taste in your mouth...

 

 

 

3.jpg 4.jpg

i seen 1 before with only 1 front leg and half the other 1. just the same as your first picture

 

Thats what happens when some folk dont squeeze there stops on there snares.

 

or has a bad shot with a rifle

[blackgreyhound 206]

beast your right about the fat on them .i put one up out of cover at a place called ledburn last spring it was huge and as fat as a pig .biggest chink i have ever seen it was kicking up the ploughing as it run.they are as you say far heavier than the exsperts say.i have even seen dik dik deer in woburn which are a bit bigger than a hare .tho the exsperts say they do not exist in the wild

[skycat 6,173]

good work to finish the poor bugger off b.greyhound.

 

pellets left in an animal usually form a capsule of tissue around them which in effect seals them off from the blood stream, lead poisoning is generally caused by eating it. every winter i find a few old water deer that have just lost too much condition over the cold months to survive, this year seems to have been particularly bad, i reckon i've picked up about 20 dead or dying. i know weve had a bit more warmth and a bit of grass growing in the last week or so but i reckon it was too little too late for that old boy.

 

heaviest buck i ever took was 51lb but when i dressed himout he had at least 15lb of hard fat in him, great feed for the dogs when it turns cold. he had been feeding on winter rape not far from woburn .fat bugger could barely run though he was so heavy, dog pulled him over before he had made 50 yards. wouldnt want to be running deer near woburn these days.....

We had a really fat one once, but this was a doe. There was nearly an inch of fat beneath her skin. Never went more than 150 yards: it was sinking in the soft soil it was so heavy. She was with another, smaller, male, thinner. That ran like the wind and gave the other dog a good course across a massive rape field before she got it.

[blackgreyhound 206]

skycat. i put up a chinese water deer once with a very fast dog who had caught a lot of deer.preban he turned it a few times then it put into turbo mode jumped over a gate and was gone never to be seen again .never seen one as fast at that since

[J Darcy 5,871]

beast your right about the fat on them .i put one up out of cover at a place called ledburn last spring it was huge and as fat as a pig .biggest chink i have ever seen it was kicking up the ploughing as it run.they are as you say far heavier than the exsperts say.i have even seen dik dik deer in woburn which are a bit bigger than a hare .tho the exsperts say they do not exist in the wild

They won't have been dik-dik....

[Lab 10,979]

 

beast your right about the fat on them .i put one up out of cover at a place called ledburn last spring it was huge and as fat as a pig .biggest chink i have ever seen it was kicking up the ploughing as it run.they are as you say far heavier than the exsperts say.i have even seen dik dik deer in woburn which are a bit bigger than a hare .tho the exsperts say they do not exist in the wild

They won't have been dik-dik....

 

Probably eaten now by all the big cats roaming about...............

[blackgreyhound 206]

jdarcy.these were caught bt my gsdxg .in a fir plantation preban.he caught two both were between a large hare and a medium size fox.when cooked they did not taste like muntjack .strange musty taste .it looked a bit like a muntjack with a longer thinner body .is head was not as heavey looking as a muntjack more elongated

[J Darcy 5,871]

Like I say....they won't have been a Dik Dik......they're an antelope....they survive in very arid savanha....

 

Have a look at Pudu....

[blackgreyhound 206]

lab-tastic.we have big cats reported in our area .a muntjack was found up a high tree in a fork to high for a human to throw it.a so called exspert told me foxes were kiling adult muntjack.ha ha.there is no way a fox could hold a full grown muntjack