Munjac?

[Fieldsporthunter 1,864]

Just curious of how the northern population is getting on and how far north have they made it so far?

[low plains drifter 9,703]

Never heard of a northern population of muntjac mate

[Hydropotesinermis 724]

As far as I am aware they are around Hull area in the East, Manchester area in the West. Maybe further.

[Fieldsporthunter 1,864]

Never heard of a northern population of muntjac mate

There are as far a sedgefield for definate and a few sighting even further north. But this was a few years ago. There around Durham in small numbers. Just wondering if any have made it further than this. Atb

[low plains drifter 9,703]

That's interesting mate, i thought they were around southern lincolnshire and down south from there, good to hear they are making their way up the country, like to see them, aswell as CWD... Cheers

[Slippery_Weasel 460]

Just curious of how the northern population is getting on and how far north have they made it so far?

 

Not aware of any near me (North Yorkshire) There are the odd pockets of them slightly further up in the North East. Unfortunately I dont think they are up here in any great numbers

[Fieldsporthunter 1,864]

 

Just curious of how the northern population is getting on and how far north have they made it so far?

 

Not aware of any near me (North Yorkshire) There are the odd pockets of them slightly further up in the North East. Unfortunately I dont think they are up here in any great numbers

I would not mined seeing a few more in northeast, I do think there's more than people realise.

[Slippery_Weasel 460]

 

 

Just curious of how the northern population is getting on and how far north have they made it so far?

Not aware of any near me (North Yorkshire) There are the odd pockets of them slightly further up in the North East. Unfortunately I dont think they are up here in any great numbers

I would not mined seeing a few more in northeast, I do think there's more than people realise.

 

 

The places where they do exist I think are pretty well known so are likely to get frequent visits... their numbers need to spread to take the heat off

[forest 137]

Seen one splattered on the a68 near egalsclif last year and that's not that far away from sedgefield as the crow flys but I think it will be a good 20/30 befor we start seeing them on a regular basis

[sussex 5,776]

Wasn't their a report of one run over in the Scottish Borders a few months ago ?

[jonnie bravo 572]

There's a few around Bradford.

[jok 3,086]

They'll be claiming a new breed of haggis in the Scottish Borders.LOL

[J Darcy 5,871]

North of the Humber they are only in isolated pockets and have not built up any numbers anywhere. I think it's safe to say that any Muntjac in the north didn't get there of their own accord.

I have heard a hell of a lot of bullshine with regards muntys and I would always tell lads not to believe anything about them unless they've seen it with their own eyes. As a young man I followed up many stories and sightings in my local area. Not one was a muntjac.

 

This small deer has spread much faster in the East than the West, obviously down to terrain. I was on the Fens the other week, on land that was barren and there were a set of munty tracks, but I didn't see them.

 

Their spread is a fascinating topic....

[jok 3,086]

I was stalking near Thetford. Actually after a fallow but on the look out. In the seat when low and behold, enter Mr Munti. Took him nice as nine pence and was about to descend when, yes, Mr Munti number 2. Good clean shot. I thought my day couldn't get any better, and thinking on, 2 shots, 2 kills, hell of a result. No. Nice big fallow decided to get in my way. End of.

[as88 146]

A small pocket around the humber couple have been shot in a small radious, i have seen 1 in an area of leeds