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A mate phoned me earlier this evening and told me he had been out with his kids his young lurcher and his terrier. Having a mooch about before the youngsters went to bed. He said he was around half a mile from home when his terriercwas workingva hedgerow and the young lurcher was waitingg for bunnys bolting. He said all of a sudden lurchers attitude had changed an it started marking a hedge the opposite side of the path they was on. He called her into heel an crept forward expecting a cat or a fox to bbolt. Instead it was a young roe buck with not one but two broken legs. One front and one rear. He said it got up and wobbled/ run into the field but it was in a terrible state. So he caught it and humanely put its suffering to an end. On the way home he bumped into a stalker who he told what had happend. He said the stalker was not amused in the least and he had been phoned this morning and asked to sort it out. Would you take the same risk to end an animals suffering? Or with todays daft laws would you become one of those passers by that can keep walking and feel nothing

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What exactly are the legalities of such a problem? Anybody know? Id like to think id have done the same. He said there was no way he would/could have left it knowing it was there. He says his kids atleast got a lesson in humanity and where fully made aware of why he done what he done

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I have only ever shot 2 deer in my life and the first was a Roe calf with exactly the same injuries. Obviously hit by a car. Poor wee thing didn't even try and run. Went and got the .22 and put it out its misery. Correct thing was done.. Anyone saying any different needs to give there head a shake.

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