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   TakaRat liked post by Barry the hunter On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   they are effective just need to practice with it -they will get better and better and smaller

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 07:31 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by mikee On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   As said (and most likely not what to hear) a dog is somewhat of a long term commitment. As an example we have a pointer (did have 3) and live in town. The need a good off lead run in a safe place...

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 07:11 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by Snoppernator On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   I put in the full 12 months on the blueprint with my dog in central Auckland. It requires daily training and discipline in handling. It is not a family friendly program - all my mates have had...

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 07:10 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by woods223 On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   Dogs need regular exercise and indicator dogs need regular work or they go off the boil, six weeks is too long between jobs. It would take a while each hunt to get back in the groove unless it had...

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 07:08 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by Husky1600#2 On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   If you want to have a dog around as a companion, then by all means go for it, knowing full well it is a major commitment as said above. I have a border collie/heading dog and she is firstly me mate...

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 06:31 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by matto1234 On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   Sounds like its not for you mate, and dogs need a walk atleast once a day IMO

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 06:15 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by Bradp On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   To be honest of your only getting out once every 6 weeks I wouldn't try to train up a indicating dog. You'll most likely just end up with a pet you don't actually take hunting at all as it's more...

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 06:15 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by Micky Duck On thread : Considering an Indicator Dog for Bush Hunting: Seeking Advice and Opinions

   Do you have the house,section and homelife for a dog to be happy n busy for next twelve years??? Do you have time to take it for walks at least once a week??? Do you have access to dog friendly...

   Liked On: 11-08-2024, 05:59 PM

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   TakaRat liked post by No.3 On thread : Seeking Tips for Tracking Red Deer in the Kaimai's

   The kaimais is a bitch of a place to close-hunt red's. The reason for that is nothing short of the fact that several thousand people go through there every week including school trips, mum's...

   Liked On: 27-06-2024, 03:38 PM

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    TakaRat liked post by Bagheera On thread : Seeking Tips for Tracking Red Deer in the Kaimai's

    253608 Heres an example of a windfall light gap in the kaimanawas thats just not as well vegetated s it ought to be. Sort of trampled and denuded but not much obvious prints or definite browse. ...

    Liked On: 27-06-2024, 03:36 PM

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    TakaRat liked post by Allizdog On thread : Seeking Tips for Tracking Red Deer in the Kaimai's

    In my experience an indication a deer is reasonably close is a barking noise lol. Although catching up with it is another story.

    Liked On: 26-06-2024, 07:03 PM

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    TakaRat liked post by Micky Duck On thread : Seeking Tips for Tracking Red Deer in the Kaimai's

    Deer trails in the bush can sometimes look like sheep yards.lots of Pooh's and a path down to dirt.foot prints show up well in dirt,not so good on rock or leaf litter...but they are there.leap...

    Liked On: 26-06-2024, 07:03 PM

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    TakaRat liked post by Barry the hunter On thread : Seeking Tips for Tracking Red Deer in the Kaimai's

    the fantails hanging around are after the many small insects you are disturbing as you move thru the the bush - will try and give you some pointers re your general question tomorrow

    Liked On: 26-06-2024, 04:45 PM

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    TakaRat liked post by Bagheera On thread : Seeking Tips for Tracking Red Deer in the Kaimai's

    A clue that a deer is REAL close is finding new droppings balanced on top of grass or bushes. Once I even saw them suspended on a knot of supplejack vines in the Kaimais. A few steps further down and...

    Liked On: 26-06-2024, 09:47 AM

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    TakaRat liked post by Bagheera On thread : Seeking Tips for Tracking Red Deer in the Kaimai's

    Sometimes you just get a feeling the scrub has been trodden on and disturbed . This is more in open areas and by river banks. If there are few deer around small plants just look fresher and more...

    Liked On: 25-06-2024, 11:04 PM

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