Is m parishs lucky the best of all time.

[mC HULL 12,505]

28 minutes ago, C.green said:

Ive no reason to lie levi plenty of people know me outside of this site. I dont see roe as a hardship for a dog but we all different. The hardest bit about them is when youve got a few and finding a good use for them all imo

they are a lot quicker than fallow etc

[C.green 3,231]

Definitely seen some on the fens and certain other places that went very well and if you could kill them sorts consistently youve got a good animal but like you say for the most part they panic when under pressure. 

[levigsp 938]

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Edited March 18, 2023 by levigsp

[C.green 3,231]

My apologies levi if i took the post wrong the only thing i seen was about roe bieng hard to catch. 

[C.green 3,231]

13 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

they are a lot quicker than fallow etc

Think fallow just know when its a coursing dog behind them and know theres no danger

[Daniel cain 45,363]

I've no interest in hares,day or night so After rabbit...Roe is always next on the list for a runner ,dog should knock a few over on the lamp before it's 10/11 month old...then I was happy to put them away and feed them till next season in the days gone bye

[Deerhunter1 771]

13 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

they are a lot quicker than fallow etc

If you get a good un with open space infront of it, no hedges or fencing they’re as quick as any quarry if not a touch quicker I’d say, but I’ve noticed the best runners are usually does, coincidence maybe? But I’ve seen some fallow really motor as well, think they look slower cause they’re bigger but they can shift when they get the foot down, different ball game stopping a fallow going at full tilt compared to stopping a roe though, maybe not so much fallow does but the big boys are a daunting task for any dog when they’re going for it full speed ahead

[OldPhil 5,748]

Yes, its all in the past now,.. but it is still legal to seek out injured deer, using a lurcher or flush them out of thick cover to a waiting gun.. I've always enjoyed hunting the Roe Deer,...obviously encountered others ,.. but I've always found the Roe, to be far more obliging.

 

 

Edited May 31, 2022 by OldPhil

[mC HULL 12,505]

5 minutes ago, C.green said:

Think fallow just know when its a coursing dog behind them and know theres no danger

until its hamstring is ragged on   

 

[C.green 3,231]

As said all in the past now but ive allways enjoyed the muntjac although noisy when caught they pop up everywhere dont seem to make mistakes or panic too much and getting them to break cover in daylight for a lurcher is sport in itself.

[Black neck 15,949]

1 minute ago, W. Katchum said:

An how many folk have you actualy turned upto so far? what a walloper

 

rabit hare roe an fallow, can’t even get a pup past the wife

Ffs

[mC HULL 12,505]

9 minutes ago, Deerhunter1 said:

If you get a good un with open space infront of it, no hedges or fencing they’re as quick as any quarry if not a touch quicker I’d say, but I’ve noticed the best runners are usually does, coincidence maybe? But I’ve seen some fallow really motor as well, think they look slower cause they’re bigger but they can shift when they get the foot down, different ball game stopping a fallow going at full tilt compared to stopping a roe though, maybe not so much fallow does but the big boys are a daunting task for any dog when they’re going for it full speed ahead

i’d say there the fastest deer out in the open like you say 

but a strong hare there’s nothing coming close 

fallow dogs close the gap quick i think 

[Big Ron 1,157]

So where are we now ? Someone please remind me , are Roe puppy fodder or serious coursing ? seems to be a bit of back and for here, then Mcanus like a terrier yapping on and on throws in a coursing dog knocking over fallow  

 

 

[mC HULL 12,505]

3 minutes ago, Big Ron said:

So where are we now ? Someone please remind me , are Roe puppy fodder or serious coursing ? seems to be a bit of back and for here, then Mcanus like a terrier yapping on and on throws in a coursing dog knocking over fallow  

 

 

ron you want to bet me a coursing bred can’t knock over a fallow dead a winter off a good slip ? 

then i’ll bet you your bull x can’t knock over a roe dead a winter off a good slip ? 

im up for it 

there dogs then there’s single handed proper dogs ron question is which one a you got  

[Big Ron 1,157]

10 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

ron you want to bet me a coursing bred can’t knock over a fallow dead a winter off a good slip ? 

then i’ll bet you your bull x can’t knock over a roe dead a winter off a good slip ? 

im up for it 

there dogs then there’s single handed proper dogs ron question is which one a you got  

I’m afraid I’d be up for nothing with you mate , I try and skip most of your posts on here if possible , meeting you would be just be too much as I’m not a very social person on the best of times with tidy folk