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Re: So that's how you kill big bucks
[Re: Wolfdog91]
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06/29/21 03:07 PM
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I made the mistake of getting a deer lease in VA the first year I moved south. That was the last and only time.
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Re: So that's how you kill big bucks
[Re: Wolfdog91]
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06/29/21 04:07 PM
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Occasionally we'd have guy's from the southern states come up to my Beagle Club's field trials looking to buy hounds that will run deer. Generally we cull out the trash runners pretty quick.
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Re: So that's how you kill big bucks
[Re: Wolfdog91]
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06/29/21 05:00 PM
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danny clifton
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I would like to try hunting deer with dogs. i think it would be a lot of fun
Its illegal everywhere I have hunted
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Re: So that's how you kill big bucks
[Re: Wolfdog91]
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06/29/21 05:09 PM
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Wanna Be
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That’s a recovery pic, not a dog hunting pic. Most recovery dogs will bay and even hold the deer until the hunters get there. If you ever have your “buck of a lifetime” on the line, a good dog is your lifeline. Most down here don’t charge a set fee, just ask for a donation to help cover the cost of wherever they had to travel from.
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Re: So that's how you kill big bucks
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Dogs are used in parts of Ontario to push deer. Yep, plenty of folks running dogs around the Kawartha Lakes area and Parry Sound. I am sure they run them elsewhere also. Yes dogging deer is part of their heritage in central Ontario.It goes way back.
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Re: So that's how you kill big bucks
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That’s a recovery pic, not a dog hunting pic. Most recovery dogs will bay and even hold the deer until the hunters get there. If you ever have your “buck of a lifetime” on the line, a good dog is your lifeline. Most down here don’t charge a set fee, just ask for a donation to help cover the cost of wherever they had to travel from. Recovery dogs should be trailing a dead deer. Hunting dogs hold deer at bay. So to me those are hunting dogs
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Re: So that's how you kill big bucks
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06/29/21 06:45 PM
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That’s a recovery pic, not a dog hunting pic. Most recovery dogs will bay and even hold the deer until the hunters get there. If you ever have your “buck of a lifetime” on the line, a good dog is your lifeline. Most down here don’t charge a set fee, just ask for a donation to help cover the cost of wherever they had to travel from. Recovery dogs should be trailing a dead deer. Hunting dogs hold deer at bay. So to me those are hunting dogs Not everyone is a great shot, lol. Wounded deer do get up and run and head to water most of the time. So down here they use a dog that can bay and hold a deer until the hunters arrive.
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