What WAS the best x for deer

[paulus 26]

I've seen roe bucks put their head down and hit a dog when pushed hard. Only a couple of times, though. Your dog needed to be fast to get up to them though. Chinky's would fold up on the floor when the dog breathed on them,

youve seen some easy chinkies then ,,, cause once this time of yr comes they can go ,,, september , the lads i know leave em as some are proper young

 

They've always got young on the ground. You would just pick your runs.

When you say I've seen some easy ones, do you mean slow or hard fighting? I never said they were slow, but they ain't got the pace of the bigger stuff, they can just turn a lot better. They haven't got any fight in them, I don't know what dogs the lads you know have got but if they're struggling with Chinkys then they ain't up to the job. Have you ever seen them yourself or are you just going on what these lads have told you?

a munty will turn on a sixpence, will use every bit of cover to its advantage and will if pressed face your dog especially if cornered in cover, alhough once in cover a pack of hounds would struggle to catch one never mind a single lurcher.

[breeze 1,232]

Paulus . . . Very true mate about a Munty and cover.

 

I've seen some smash thru patches of cover that a bloody terrier would struggle with

[paulus 26]

Paulus . . . Very true mate about a Munty and cover.

 

I've seen some smash thru patches of cover that a bloody terrier would struggle with

they dont slow down either

[nasher1 258]

You cant just say which cross is best for deer, some dogs would do them some wouldn't, some would pull their first on their own without thinking about it others need to be shown the way by another dog, others will never attempt it from 20" whippet cross's to 30" deer/bull dogs the dogs got to have it in it in the first place, they are as individual as us and there are a lot of spewers. You pays your money and takes your chance.

[kranky 507]

I've seen roe bucks put their head down and hit a dog when pushed hard. Only a couple of times, though. Your dog needed to be fast to get up to them though. Chinky's would fold up on the floor when the dog breathed on them,

youve seen some easy chinkies then ,,, cause once this time of yr comes they can go ,,, september , the lads i know leave em as some are proper young

 

They've always got young on the ground. You would just pick your runs.

When you say I've seen some easy ones, do you mean slow or hard fighting? I never said they were slow, but they ain't got the pace of the bigger stuff, they can just turn a lot better. They haven't got any fight in them, I don't know what dogs the lads you know have got but if they're struggling with Chinkys then they ain't up to the job. Have you ever seen them yourself or are you just going on what these lads have told you?

a munty will turn on a sixpence, will use every bit of cover to its advantage and will if pressed face your dog especially if cornered in cover, alhough once in cover a pack of hounds would struggle to catch one never mind a single lurcher.

 

Munty's are completely different to Chinkys. I've seen a munty smash into a pair of dogs without hesitation on open ground. A munty will kick and do its best to get away, a Chinky won't. A chinky will turn better than a munty IMO but a chinky won't hit cover and will try and use speed and agility to escape.

[paulus 26]

I've seen roe bucks put their head down and hit a dog when pushed hard. Only a couple of times, though. Your dog needed to be fast to get up to them though. Chinky's would fold up on the floor when the dog breathed on them,

youve seen some easy chinkies then ,,, cause once this time of yr comes they can go ,,, september , the lads i know leave em as some are proper young

 

They've always got young on the ground. You would just pick your runs.

When you say I've seen some easy ones, do you mean slow or hard fighting? I never said they were slow, but they ain't got the pace of the bigger stuff, they can just turn a lot better. They haven't got any fight in them, I don't know what dogs the lads you know have got but if they're struggling with Chinkys then they ain't up to the job. Have you ever seen them yourself or are you just going on what these lads have told you?

a munty will turn on a sixpence, will use every bit of cover to its advantage and will if pressed face your dog especially if cornered in cover, alhough once in cover a pack of hounds would struggle to catch one never mind a single lurcher.

 

Munty's are completely different to Chinkys. I've seen a munty smash into a pair of dogs without hesitation on open ground. A munty will kick and do its best to get away, a Chinky won't. A chinky will turn better than a munty IMO but a chinky won't hit cover and will try and use speed and agility to escape.

it was early and i thought you were on about munties not water deer i like water deer mate you would have thought they would be capable of some damage with them dracula fangs but they never use them well not that ive witnessed anyway

[Chid 6,384]

I've seen roe bucks put their head down and hit a dog when pushed hard. Only a couple of times, though. Your dog needed to be fast to get up to them though. Chinky's would fold up on the floor when the dog breathed on them,

youve seen some easy chinkies then ,,, cause once this time of yr comes they can go ,,, september , the lads i know leave em as some are proper young

 

They've always got young on the ground. You would just pick your runs.

When you say I've seen some easy ones, do you mean slow or hard fighting? I never said they were slow, but they ain't got the pace of the bigger stuff, they can just turn a lot better. They haven't got any fight in them, I don't know what dogs the lads you know have got but if they're struggling with Chinkys then they ain't up to the job. Have you ever seen them yourself or are you just going on what these lads have told you?

a munty will turn on a sixpence, will use every bit of cover to its advantage and will if pressed face your dog especially if cornered in cover, alhough once in cover a pack of hounds would struggle to catch one never mind a single lurcher.

 

Munty's are completely different to Chinkys. I've seen a munty smash into a pair of dogs without hesitation on open ground. A munty will kick and do its best to get away, a Chinky won't. A chinky will turn better than a munty IMO but a chinky won't hit cover and will try and use speed and agility to escape.

you never seen bruce lee

[freelance 448]

A lot of dogs will take the smaller deer, its the bigger varieties ( and depending on what ground there running on ) that can really test a dog. Cheers atb

[paulus 26]

especially an old deer :laugh:

[lampingmanJoe 22]

Theres a lad that lives next door to me and he was telling me about how his brothers whippet x collie toke on a deer but dno if i beleave him as the dog is only about 20tts maybe smaller...one of my mates haves a sulkie bull grey and he pulled deer no problem..atb

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Moo

Put it this way I have had dogs do more roe then I ever had dogs take sporting hares,hares were taken off there seat or on the lamp short slips but the same dogs did roe a lot quicker and easier

[reddawn 2,173]

who really cares????? i got bunny dogs that keep me happy, fook the deer an the past

[paulus 26]

who really cares????? i got bunny dogs that keep me happy, fook the deer an the past

mine carnt catch bunny`s

[reddawn 2,173]

who really cares????? i got bunny dogs that keep me happy, fook the deer an the past

mine carnt catch bunny`s

 

 

i would tell ye to cull em, but i dont want the daywalkers thinking im cruel

[paulus 26]

who really cares????? i got bunny dogs that keep me happy, fook the deer an the past

mine carnt catch bunny`s

 

 

i would tell ye to cull em, but i dont want the daywalkers thinking im cruel

dont start that again ive had enough for a day or two