Red Deer

[logan 447]

they aint nice to eat

and smell like big foots dick .

[Matt 160]

Ian.b... ya b*****d/ c**t/ twat /fooker/ idiot /arsehole/tit/wanker/dog felching c**t..how do you you pick them.. :laugh:

A question I've often asked myself :laugh:

 

Still, things have been looking better of late

[Millet 4,497]

 

My point which i will NOT let go is...... why was a harmless post deleted.. :blink:

Because

 

1. It was offensive

 

and

 

2. It was irrelevant rubbish.

 

Get over it and move on.

 

Troll through my post's and you will find worse...not offensive but worse...so how come you have not deleted them...joker spring's to mind..

[Matt 160]

Millet, stamp your feet, slam some doors and then pop off to bed.

But please, stop ruining a perfectly good thread with your childish tantrum.

 

[the big chief 3,099]

 

 

Lurchers single or double taking red deer its impossible

 

its not impossible at all seen it done a few times back in the day mainly dhx's

I don't believe you

don't I couldn't care less but I no what I saw it was a tremendous run then had to cope with a massive lump of meat my old dh x gh x collie x gh got one on his own the boys on hear what have done in the past they are not telling porky's it was exhilarating when it was legal but if you choose not to believe that's ok alot of lads on hear no different

[Giro 2,648]

I do know a lad that had a red stag with one dog..

 

It did slip on a road, when it was down the dog nabbed it.

 

I was not there it happend a longtime ago, but doubt the man would make it up..

 

 

Matt did you catch the big stags ?? how did the dog work them ?? Grab a leg and cause a trip then hang on for grim death ??

 

Imagine it would be like watching a David Attenborough documentary..

 

keep the scanner warm and get some more pics

 

Millet you behave yourself or you will get the sinbin

 

Naa just start your own sausage thread mate

[Matt 160]

The old gal used to like knocking over the redskins.

 

Back in 'the day' I owned some handy terriers, one of which was a bloody good bolter.

 

This was from on cleave on Exmoor:

 

[Giro 2,648]

Did you get paid for the foxes Matt or just do it for the crack ??

[Millet 4,497]

Millet, stamp your feet, slam some doors and then pop off to bed.

 

But please, stop ruining a perfectly good thread with your childish tantrum.

 

Hey idiot im not throwing a tantrum i asked a question as to why my harmless post was removed and you can not answer my question ...

[Millet 4,497]

You seem a good bloke Matt.. ..but your mod action's are uncalculated or not thought out properly..

[Guest thebigdog]

You seem a good bloke Matt.. ..but your a prick.

 

dont mention it

[stewie 3,387]

You seem a good bloke Matt.. ..but your mod action's are uncalculated or not thought out properly..

serious question....why did you quit "the job"???

[Matt 160]

Matt did you catch the big stags ?? how did the dog work them ?? Grab a leg and cause a trip then hang on for grim death ??

 

Imagine it would be like watching a David Attenborough documentary..

I have to admit I never went out purposely after the big boys, but I'd be lying if I said it never happened.

 

Being both a dog man and a gun man back then, I'd rather stick the rifle out of the truck window than piss about with the dog to be honest.

 

Some of the lads I knocked about with then did it regular and made big money; there are few roe in that area and fallow are practically non-existent. Saw one of my old pals not long ago and he's out of the dog lark altogether now. I do, however, know that some lads are still at it, and still catching plenty.

 

Those big dogs tend to just bite and pull like mad; once on the ground you need to get there fairly quick before those horns do their worst....

 

keep the scanner warm and get some more pics

Sadly, I have very few photos from that era. Partly because I didn't own a camera, partly because in those days you had to run the gauntlet of the girl behind the counter in boots, and partly because when I got married my Mrs chucked alot of stuff away.

 

A couple of fallow; I can't give the dog credit for them, and to be honest, I can't even remember when, where or how. I did travel a bit in those days, and sold quite a heap of venison.

 

For me, Red Deer venison would be at the bottom of the heap when it comes to flavour and taste, especially hunted deer. Give me a nice lump of fallow any day of the week!

 

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Lets get this thread back on track is it lads.

[Millet 4,497]

haha..the blind leading the blind... :laugh:

I would not give a flying fook if i put a bad pick up..i would bow down and be counted for...but the one's i put up where harmless fun..