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Deer Stalking… reliable word of mouth recommendation from someone you know has undertaken such stalking being offered by a specific syndicate is best. Like other walks of life, stalking has its scammers. E.G., make sure there is deer, of the species sought, on the land being made available; that appropriate insurance is in place; that there is recourse for recompense if it all goes wrong. In addition, obtain and understand terms and conditions; consider the implications of allowing a syndicate leader to be a FAC mentor; make sure ‘coaches’ are suitably qualified; consider the quality of deer management, the construction & execution of a shooting plan and safety; determine if the land is over-shot.

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/starving-coy ... 11528.html
Starving coyote found shot in head gives birth to 5 pups
There's no words for this. :cry:
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It is a good example of why a shot taken must be well placed and effective. There is a lot faith placed in head/neck shots and they do not always work out as planned.
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Head and neck shots usually show more ego than sense.

A lot can happen in that split second in the field, you want as much help as possible to make a killing shot.
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Just think killing (or in this case trying to kill) a pregnant animal is a bit iffy teanews
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I suppose that it depends on whether it is classified as vermin or not.

Bunnies have no close season here and get shot pregnant or not for example.
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#6 Post by Jenks »

And of course if you shoot a Muntjac Doe at anytime*, you run the risk she may be pregnant. It is not always easy to tell if they are carrying a kid.

* No close season.
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Jenks wrote:And of course if you shoot a Muntjac Doe at anytime*, you run the risk she may be pregnant. It is not always easy to tell if they are carrying a kid.

* No close season.
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They are considered a pest and the best thing is to use good judgement and only take a shot you are sure of.... wait a sec isn't identifying pregnant Deer part of the deer stalking course?
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Aye, it is part of the grollach.
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The operative word I think is HUMANE!

Common decency - this is the sort of stuff the antis love.....

I appreciate vermin control is a necessity - undue suffering is not. Just saying.
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Undue suffering is part of the human condition, right or wrong it is still so.
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