Guest smashygadge Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 well dont no if im in right department .anyway ive been studying deer and their movements .i was wondering how dog men pre ban would take one .as when i see them their normally in a bit of wooded area ,do they come out to feild at certain times of day. well any in the no about these beasts post your experiences pls Quote Link to post
Guest mickyrich Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 well dont no if im in right department .anyway ive been studying deer and their movements .i was wondering how dog men pre ban would take one .as when i see them their normally in a bit of wooded area ,do they come out to feild at certain times of day.well any in the no about these beasts post your experiences pls Drop a line to a man on here called whin im sure he'll tell you everything you need to no he really clued up Quote Link to post
Rabbithunter 456 Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 deer are creatures of habit/routine observe them and you will gather there habit. Ie; they will use the same tracks/paths, unless spooked or pressurised...... in my experience anyway Quote Link to post
Guest smashygadge Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 deer are creatures of habit/routine observe them and you will gather there habit. Ie; they will use the same tracks/paths, unless spooked or pressurised...... in my experience anyway yes i have gathered habitat and had good full sightings under lamp.didnt disturb or pressurise them .its very intresting studing them but as to movement thats where im stumped wether its a time of day thing .as i observed mostly by night and many thanks Quote Link to post
Royston2 0 Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 Drop a line to whin your`ll probably take it hook line and sinker the bloke is a prat out and out nothing else to the man....... Quote Link to post
sikastag_1 689 Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 deer are creatures of habit/routine observe them and you will gather there habit. Ie; they will use the same tracks/paths, unless spooked or pressurised...... in my experience anyway yes i have gathered habitat and had good full sightings under lamp.didnt disturb or pressurise them .its very intresting studing them but as to movement thats where im stumped wether its a time of day thing .as i observed mostly by night and many thanks depends on the area mate and if the deer are getting disturbed if theyre getting disturbed at a certain time everyday then they wont come out at that time, if deer aint getting disturbed then they act freely, deer are out in fields a lot thats why their open to people taking them with dogs personally ive never seen a lurcher ran on a deer and to be honest i dont intend to ive seen dogs hold deer once tracked when the deers been shot but thats about it, i like dog work but running dogs on deer aint my thing i would rather stalk a deer and shoot it. Quote Link to post
Rabbithunter 456 Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 have yourself a nice early morning walk this time of year, and you might just see them out grazing. I had a walk the other day, about 4PM, nice & sunny it was, and i was greeted by a big buck grazing. Amazing to see & watch Quote Link to post
Guest smashygadge Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 Drop a line to whin your`ll probably take it hook line and sinker the bloke is a prat out and out nothing else to the man....... im not dropping a line to anybody mate if they want to ad their experiences that would be nice .not asking to have a laugh im genuinly interested Quote Link to post
brigg 54 Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 aske whin anory im sure he will tell you a story our two. lol Quote Link to post
Guest smashygadge Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 deer are creatures of habit/routine observe them and you will gather there habit. Ie; they will use the same tracks/paths, unless spooked or pressurised...... in my experience anyway yes i have gathered habitat and had good full sightings under lamp.didnt disturb or pressurise them .its very intresting studing them but as to movement thats where im stumped wether its a time of day thing .as i observed mostly by night and many thanks depends on the area mate and if the deer are getting disturbed if theyre getting disturbed at a certain time everyday then they wont come out at that time, if deer aint getting disturbed then they act freely, deer are out in fields a lot thats why their open to people taking them with dogs personally ive never seen a lurcher ran on a deer and to be honest i dont intend to ive seen dogs hold deer once tracked when the deers been shot but thats about it, i like dog work but running dogs on deer aint my thing i would rather stalk a deer and shoot it. noo i have never run a dog on one wasnt intending to just i was amazed at what i have been seeing .iam new to the whole working dogs game .but beleive people have in the past run theirs on them Quote Link to post
Guest smashygadge Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 aske whin anory im sure he will tell you a story our two. lol its just genral intrest mate why is whin a great deer man interesting Quote Link to post
sikastag_1 689 Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 (edited) deer are creatures of habit/routine observe them and you will gather there habit. Ie; they will use the same tracks/paths, unless spooked or pressurised...... in my experience anyway yes i have gathered habitat and had good full sightings under lamp.didnt disturb or pressurise them .its very intresting studing them but as to movement thats where im stumped wether its a time of day thing .as i observed mostly by night and many thanks depends on the area mate and if the deer are getting disturbed if theyre getting disturbed at a certain time everyday then they wont come out at that time, if deer aint getting disturbed then they act freely, deer are out in fields a lot thats why their open to people taking them with dogs personally ive never seen a lurcher ran on a deer and to be honest i dont intend to ive seen dogs hold deer once tracked when the deers been shot but thats about it, i like dog work but running dogs on deer aint my thing i would rather stalk a deer and shoot it. noo i have never run a dog on one wasnt intending to just i was amazed at what i have been seeing .iam new to the whole working dogs game .but beleive people have in the past run theirs on them aye i know where youre coming from mate a didnt mean a had bad thoughts on the matter or you done it was just sayin the way deer will act and theyre out in a field and thats how dogs take them then added i aint ran a dog on a deer as i prefer to stalk them so couldnt reallyc omment on that bti but was just answering you on how a dog would get to take a deer. Edited July 12, 2008 by grant_c Quote Link to post
Guest smashygadge Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 deer are creatures of habit/routine observe them and you will gather there habit. Ie; they will use the same tracks/paths, unless spooked or pressurised...... in my experience anyway yes i have gathered habitat and had good full sightings under lamp.didnt disturb or pressurise them .its very intresting studing them but as to movement thats where im stumped wether its a time of day thing .as i observed mostly by night and many thanks depends on the area mate and if the deer are getting disturbed if theyre getting disturbed at a certain time everyday then they wont come out at that time, if deer aint getting disturbed then they act freely, deer are out in fields a lot thats why their open to people taking them with dogs personally ive never seen a lurcher ran on a deer and to be honest i dont intend to ive seen dogs hold deer once tracked when the deers been shot but thats about it, i like dog work but running dogs on deer aint my thing i would rather stalk a deer and shoot it. noo i have never run a dog on one wasnt intending to just i was amazed at what i have been seeing .iam new to the whole working dogs game .but beleive people have in the past run theirs on them aye i know where youre coming from mate a didnt mean a had bad thoughts on the matter or you done it was just sayin the way deer will act and theyre out in a field and thats how dogs take them then added i aint ran a dog on a deer as i prefer to stalk them so couldnt reallyc omment on that bti but was just answering you on how a dog would get to take a deer. yes and cheers for that info really hellpfull ,wouldnt help me to shoot one lol closest thing ive got to a gun is my dog lol anyway cheers Quote Link to post
Guest mickyrich Posted July 12, 2008 Report Share Posted July 12, 2008 aske whin anory im sure he will tell you a story our two. lol its just genral intrest mate why is whin a great deer man interesting I'm not saying he a great deer man what im saying is whin is a very clued up man and should be able to answer most of your questions i hope whin don't mind me saying that HAPPY HUNTING MICKY Quote Link to post
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