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Killed on the road yesterday near Newtonards. You naughty boys! | ||
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They swim!?! Rgds Ian Just taking my rifle for a walk!........ | |||
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YEP sorry the pics are not as clear as i had hoped but don't really think they swam that far thou | |||
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YEP sorry the pics are not as clear as i had hoped just don't think they swam that far thou | |||
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There are a few populations, one quite close to me. It has been on the news a bit over the past week: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/nor..._ireland/7919106.stm This one was killed on the road yesterday: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/nor..._ireland/8082155.stm Cohannon, this is out your direction?? Just because you are paranoid, doesn't mean they are not out to get you.... | |||
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They may have hitched a lift on a car ferry...... Just because you are paranoid, doesn't mean they are not out to get you.... | |||
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Was only ever going to be a matter of time. Like other Chinese imports, I fully expect them to conquer the continent next. Isn't there a small population in the Netherlands? | |||
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Yep Brian, this incident seems to be the real McCoy. I've heard the local stories of muntjac sightings in my area around Newtownards, Millisle and Donaghadee. Been spending quite a few hours dawn and dusk thinning out the local foxes so maybe I'll nail one sooner than expected ... | |||
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I first heard of some that were in east Tyrone about five years ago. I wasn't convinced until a vegetable farmer friend of mine, who would not know a muntjac from a hole in the road, described one very accurately to me. He told me he saw this one in his cabbage field near the Birches at about 6.00am one morning - this is about four years ago. There is another group around the south shore of Lough Neagh, east of where the River Bann joins the lake. Another reliable guy told me he saw a group of three in a field there last summer. I had not heard of them in your area. I suspect the wet terrain and boggy areas here will suit them very well. Just because you are paranoid, doesn't mean they are not out to get you.... | |||
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luv the pic of the stuffed muntie looks to me , like they hav used a set of water chinese deer teeth to give a better effect can't ever remember a buck having canines as big as that even in medal standard bucks | |||
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Brian SHIHHHHHH Privately the "chinese cockle pickers" are responsible for bringing Muntjacs to Northern Ireland. | |||
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