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  1. 20-09-2022, 11:41 PM #1
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    feral fallow

    I found this feral deer in our Hazel tree block. There have been a few breeding in the area, but my partner was not keen to shoot any until I showed her how much they have damaged some of the trees.
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  3. 20-09-2022, 11:47 PM #2
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    Yearling red deer?
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    Agree doesn't appear to be a Fallow - thats a Red deer by the looks?
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  5. 21-09-2022, 01:13 AM #4
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    My bad, I think you are right
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    Looks like a red to me.
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    Its a red yearling.Enjoy the BBQ.
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    go out with a spot light - where is mum and dad - untapped little meat supply - looks like red yearling - delicious
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry the hunter View Post
    go out with a spot light - where is mum and dad - untapped little meat supply - looks like red yearling - delicious
    Yeah, mum is out there and a 2 year old stag
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    Red for sure but I have never seen a red yearling with so many spots at this time of year, late fawn?
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    Without being too specific on location - Banks Peninsula or further out? The reason I ask is that I have a farm at Charteris Bay and we thought we spotted a red hind in the distance a few months ago. I've heard reds are in the Purau/Port Levy area and on now on the Port Hills as well. Unfortunately pigs are now well established on the Port Hills and apparently heading our way also.
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    We are West of Christchurch
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    It’s a red fawn, either really late or someone shot it’s mother and it’s a runt due to lack of milk
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    Quote Originally Posted by A-Bolt View Post
    Without being too specific on location - Banks Peninsula or further out? The reason I ask is that I have a farm at Charteris Bay and we thought we spotted a red hind in the distance a few months ago. I've heard reds are in the Purau/Port Levy area and on now on the Port Hills as well. Unfortunately pigs are now well established on the Port Hills and apparently heading our way also.
    there have been fallow there for 30 years
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  15. 22-09-2022, 09:18 AM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    there have been fallow there for 30 years
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  16. 22-09-2022, 04:27 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by xyon View Post
    Yeah, mum is out there and a 2 year old stag
    keep them around till the roar, the stag might be back with some big timber, shoot it then show us the pics.
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