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    Whether its a joke or not, true or not is it not a little dangerous to even say he's doing such things? Are sites such as this and facebook not monitered?
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    I'm going to be perfectly honest, if I was this bloke your refering to I would go mad. People discussing his business on the forum
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    reds how did yous take the reds pre ban if you dont mind me asking?? daytime mooching on the edge of exmoor mate, take a few lurchers and a few terriers so sometimes would be one dog 1 red other times 3 dogs would grab it. Depending how they appeared. what fully grown reds one dog ?? not the big lads and not often mate but sometimes they'd get lucky. The deer would hit a high fence or trip on the rough ground. I've always found with any deer that wants there head is down they struggle to continue so you can get some fair sized ones purely out of luck
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    reds how did yous take the reds pre ban if you dont mind me asking?? daytime mooching on the edge of exmoor mate, take a few lurchers and a few terriers so sometimes would be one dog 1 red other times 3 dogs would grab it. Depending how they appeared. hope you had a motor close by they weigh a ton and would want to carry one far we would try to mate but sometimes we'd get carried away and end up abit further then we should have been
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    reds how did yous take the reds pre ban if you dont mind me asking?? daytime mooching on the edge of exmoor mate, take a few lurchers and a few terriers so sometimes would be one dog 1 red other times 3 dogs would grab it. Depending how they appeared.
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    15 or so foxes, 30 or so hares, say 50-60 bunnies and around 30-40 deer, varying from roe to red but that would be a combination of lamping, coursing, bushing and just generally mooching about
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    Tried few names and got bored with them being taken so just put in 123456
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    We had a good night, wind was right up
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    The wind is here now for us
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    Hi lads, I live in north devon. A place called north molton, was wondering if there were many hunters in devon? I know a few people close to me but was wondering about possibly swapping a night out to swap expierences Atb 123456
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    I carry a set of side cutters for chomping the legs neatly for the butcher
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    As said I'd be worried about the natural instinct to bay/ be vocal. I'd imagine they'd be handy for foxing around the tors and marking but not so much for lamping
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    Most lurchermen I've known have uses gates
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    No it doesn't, didn't even think. Sorry
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    The thing that's always intrigued me is when a hare claps in a small bit of grass beside a run or gate rather then use the escape
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    Some dogs will come back better as the break excites them and means you've also rested any other problems they may have. Seen a wee bitch of my mates come back from a break and she came back better
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    jim,, behave,,, he put a pic up one night on hunters united of a red,,, geus what,,, it was a roe,, he did put some pics up once of two reds,, but they had been shot, and he put the dogs next to them for a wind up on the net. as for these 19 hares,, its possibly true,, although, they will have been done whilst driving them down,, that being said,, its still takes some staminar to do them,, so fair play if it is true,,,, but he ought to beware,, he fecked the minshaw dog up by giving it to much to soon. minshaw doing 27,, i dont know, i do know andy has done 27 in one night with two dog
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    A close friend has a similar bred bitch and she outstanding
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    I'd be abit dubious of it if it caused my dog to bite my t-shirt or worse my arm
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    I have tried filter as I said but they didn't really work so I stopped using them after three or four sessions but am considering trying it again Atb 123456
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    Nobody said you cant take them they are a hard task and take some pulling even the hinds can go on and drag a dog a way,when you say a small stag by what weight do you call a small red stag and how many dogs have you seen on one ? and to be honest i thought this thread was about taking large numbers of hares I've seen a deerhound cross greyhound bitch that was around 26 inches to the shoulder (I never measured her, is an estimation) take red as a regular occurence but she was something special. A small stag is as I've said -120 lbs, I've owned and seen dogs take red by themselves and
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    Nobody said you cant take them they are a hard task and take some pulling even the hinds can go on and drag a dog a way,when you say a small stag by what weight do you call a small red stag and how many dogs have you seen on one ? and to be honest i thought this thread was about taking large numbers of hares I've seen a deerhound cross greyhound bitch that was around 26 inches to the shoulder (I never measured her, is an estimation) take red as a regular occurence but she was something special. A small stag is as I've said -120 lbs, I've owned and seen dogs take red by themselves and
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    -120 lbs, the size of a decent fallow. Surely your able to see that 50-80lbs is over half the weight of these deer
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    Mine's not a great example because she's young and it's her first season, I just didn't really think about them going so far....on the land I go on if she went that far she'd be crossing roads! we don't really have that problem here and any roads they do cross are minor
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    Don't know about the rabbit or hares but do know red can be taken with a dog. Not taken the big stags but hinds and small stags
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