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  1. 14-07-2014, 11:26 AM #1
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    A little one for the freezer...

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  3. 14-07-2014, 11:55 AM #2
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    They're so cool
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    Awesome looking animals
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    Looks tasty for sure
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    Can you send me one over live for my daughter?
    Oh and a few others for good measure. I swear I wont let them escape
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    I swear I wont let them escape by accident...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Can you send me one over live for my daughter?
    Oh and a few others for good measure. I swear I wont let them escape
    Sorry @Gibo I just could not resist but to break out the tui billboard maker again

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    What kind of deer is this?
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    Not much bigger than my trophy Roe rabbit
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    I shoot a few Muntjac as well. They're more of a snack size deer only being about the same size as a pygmy goat. They breed like rabbits and taste amazing!
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    I'll bring one in my hand luggage next time im over for you Gibo
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    Quote Originally Posted by hawkfish View Post
    I shoot a few Muntjac as well. They're more of a snack size deer only being about the same size as a pygmy goat. They breed like rabbits and taste amazing!
    For the un initiated (me) do they reproduce more efficiently than your average one offspring once a year ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    For the un initiated (me) do they reproduce more efficiently than your average one offspring once a year ?

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    The females are pretty much permanently pregnant, and they breed all year round. There is no closed season on them and they are classed as a pest so most people shoot them on sight. But once you have them on your patch you would struggle to wipe them out.
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