Deer stalking in Ireland

mad sca

Does anyone know where in Ireland you can go Deer stalking? Or a facililty that caters for deer stalking days? Thanks

steyrprohunter

P.M sent

deerhunter1

mad sca wrote: »

Does anyone know where in Ireland you can go Deer stalking? Or a facililty that caters for deer stalking days? Thanks

where you situated

mad sca

I am situated in the west of ireland but am willing to travel!

steyrprohunter

Check out this ad-www.Irishsafaris.blogspot.com

poulo6.5

mad sca wrote: »

Does anyone know where in Ireland you can go Deer stalking? Or a facililty that caters for deer stalking days? Thanks

Do you have a rifle of your own or are you looking to be brought out as a novice. Or is it some experience before you apply for your own license.

Savage93

mad sca wrote: »

Does anyone know where in Ireland you can go Deer stalking? Or a facililty that caters for deer stalking days? Thanks

Try http://foynesgame.com/:)

poulo6.5

Savage93 wrote: »

Try http://foynesgame.com/:)

I just had a look at that website. They don't give out much info on it. Where abouts is it based.

steyrprohunter

Just looked it up there now Paulo! Few decent heads to be fair but likw you said not much info. Seems like a jump-on-the-wagon ad to me but I could be wrong

mad sca

poulo6.5 wrote: »

Do you have a rifle of your own or are you looking to be brought out as a novice. Or is it some experience before you apply for your own license.

I have my own rifle and license but I am a novice and want to start experiencing this type of hunting!

No6

If you have a deer licence and rifle you already have permissions, why not go out on them?

Grizzly 45

Savage93 wrote: »

Try http://foynesgame.com/:)

Get a error 404 message..Dead link??

Remmy

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

Get a error 404 message..Dead link??

same here.

Spunk84

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

Savage93 wrote: »

Try http://foynesgame.com/:)

Get a error 404 message..Dead link??

Take the /: out of the link

http://foynesgame.com

mad sca

No6 wrote: »

If you have a deer licence and rifle you already have permissions, why not go out on them?

I know I have the premissions I was only enquirying where is the best place to go?

Tackleberrywho

mad sca wrote: »

I know I have the premissions I was only enquirying where is the best place to go?

Bino's and on yer bike is teh only way to spot deer.
Or go to areas that look like deer areas.
Fallow love a bit of cover, a bit of grazing and Barley if they can get it
Also close to a water source and Normally land with no livestock on it.

(although I have seen deer 5 times lately in the far end of a sheep field)

No6

Well I meet the owner of one of my permsiions, told me the deer are trapising across the daughters new lawn!! You just need to get out and look for them especially early in the morning and late in the evening!!

steyrprohunter

If you have the hunting permit and said calibre for deer stalking Mad Sca, why are you looking to go hunting presumably with a guide or paying trip? Or are you looking to accquire new ground? Presumably the ground you have has deer on it otherwise the npws wouldnt have given the permit to you?!!!;)

Birdnuts

I've been up around Kilbride and the Sally-Cap in the last few days exercising the dogs - the amount of deer in the area is staggering!!:eek:. Every forest clearing has does and calves in abundance. Also spotted a large herd of bucks on the higher land(over 30 animals). Whoever has the permissions up there is in the clover!!:cool:

Savage93

poulo6.5 wrote: »

I just had a look at that website. They don't give out much info on it. Where abouts is it based.

Foynes Co. Limerick, hunting West Limerick, North Kerry I believe, used to know the guy running it, long time hunter, economic times, change of job , started this business up, no idea how it's going, knew it was there, so I put it up, no idea what the bucks are either.:rolleyes: