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    Dont forget me your sure to get noticed if i'm with ya.......... if thats you in your picture i`ll pay you in no probs, :drunk:
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    i`m goin sunday
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    I think you`ve hit the nail on the head about people and their theories ! like you say let them give it a go and then lets hear from them how easy/difficult it is ! I know that even if a good stag does make a mistake and trips/falls or gets momentarily stuck, unless you`re on the ball and there to end it quickly( and believe me it takes some bottle when them big sharp handlebars are thrashing around !) or get a few people or fresh dogs to take hold with the dog, they will get back up and off they go again picking speed up complete with dog attatched flapping around getting kicked to fook
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    they almost look like they`re just trotting and to the eye it looks like they`re movin fairly slow when in reality (due to their long stride) they`re going like the f****n clappers
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    When big fallow/reds are talked about the dog has got to have a "catch as can" hold just to try and slow the deer down (unless it bounced off a fence). people talk about it like its a walk in the park. killing the huge, powerful, heavy critters aint that easy. not for one dog. not easy for two sometimes either! i would like to see the dog that can "Throat" a red or mature fallow buck without slowing it down first. i have run english reds and they are huge, fast, heavy. the stag ran off with my 70lb dog like it wasnt even there. you normally find that its the people who haven`t been
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    good post fellas. ive been out with the dog on the left and it is some size, never saw it run on the day but it looked like it could pull anything. my lurcher pulled a roe that day but i dont reckon he could pull a red :whistle: Master was a really good dog in his time, i believe the old boy is retired now though :thumbs-up:
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    had a mature red stag and a hind on same night this season and they certainly weren`t run single handed though, 4 of us towed our bollox off trying to lift them into my pick up when we skinned them off the stag had small holes in his neck from where he had been rutting with another stag, we`ll have his big mate next time
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    f****n hell thirty quid a bag i couldn`t afford to feed me an the family on that never mind my running dogs
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    could it do this regular ? 5,6,7 times a night or would you say it was a one off ?
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    of course size matters thats a silly statement, i agree with you that the dog has to have bottle but it also needs to be physically fit/strong and heavy enough to be able to hold one of these beasts and i`m sure the people on here who run the larger species of deer regularly will agree with me on this and as for a 23" grew pulling a red hind single handed all i can say is the hind must have been sick or injured or just a calf as a fully grown fit red hind would think it had got an extra tick on its back, they really are some animal and i`ve seen experienced deer dogs what can flatten fallow bu
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    if you care to read it properly he said his dog took 3 hinds in case you didn`t know hinds are female red deer,does are female fallow
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    since when did red deer have tails or is this a new breed you`ve discovered
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    mmm !
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    i was up north lincs thursday night past brigg near airport there was still a lot off wet fields we got one red un and decided to go over the bridge towards brid ended up with three on the night but were going to have another night up noth lincs with in the next two week where abouts you from up there dobby be careful if your near the airport and not on permission as thats where the police helicopters based its had a few lads lamping in that area including us !
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    Never knew that Rossington is only 20 minutes from me, may have to dig the camera out and see if I can get some photos. there is also a very big herd of red deer also at rossington !
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    not many munties really just abit of a pocket of em between barnsley and doncaster, they were released about 12-15 year since but have bred succesfully :thumbs-up:
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    there always been a few around barnsley mate they could have got out from the deer farm just south of junction 37, i`ve notice a couple of small groups near me too and we`ve never had roe in these parts. no roe at that round green deer farm mate just red deer,but there are quite a few little pockets of roe now though on the outskirts of barnsley they been there as long as i can remember but definitely have increased in numbers
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    All driven in subaru on stubble and i know not many people agree with it but it certainly gets results, last season they caught 10 foxes 4 roe and six others in one night with 4 dogs running mostly single handed ! i`m surprised your buddy C S from down here in yorkshire never mentioned it to you !! your old bitch lightening doing well on the deer now too
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    A team of lads who i sometimes go out with had 17 in one nights lamping (mostly big cubs) in lincolnshire with 4 dogs at the beginning of the season before last, just after the corn was cut, the dogs were totally blown out after that trip, I`m still kicking myself for not being there with them !!!!!
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