Muntjac

dodderangler

Well have you seen one or shot one in Ireland yet?
Reports of them in Wicklow and Dublin mountains
Was shootin with the oul lad few weeks ago and he swears he seen 3 runnin thru the nettles said they weren't sika but were dark and bigger than a hare
Also talkin to a lad yesterday who says he seen 4 while out walkin his dog near bohernabreena

Deerspotter

Probably sika calves - they can still be very small this time of the year. The munjac have all been eaten by the large black cats. The large black cats have been scared away by the wild-boar and the wild-boar are all shot.

garv123

My dad who has absolutely no interest in hunting but does a lot of cycling in a big wood here was talking to a lad and he was telling him that there's a new species of tiny deer in the wood :rolleyes::rolleyes:

My dad said it back to me and he said he's in the wood almost every day of the week and has probably seen every herd or lone sika in the wood and never seen any other species.. But yet apparently theres a guy in there who doesnt shoot but studies and photographs them and he's got loadsa pictures that no one has seen :rolleyes:
Faries.

I'm not saying there isn't a few around the country but more boar have been confirmed shot than muntjac.

dodderangler

Deerspotter wrote: »

Probably sika calves - they can still be very small this time of the year. The munjac have all been eaten by the large black cats. The large black cats have been scared away by the wild-boar and the wild-boar are all shot.

Definately wasn't sika he said
He's shot enough to know the difference
The farmer up that way says he's seen them

Deerspotter

Then it must be true

dodderangler

Deerspotter wrote: »

Then it must be true

Dunno
You know farmers tend to spoof to start a convo

rabbit assassin

Its hard to know, people laughed when there was reports of boar :P

Think I'll believe it when I'm about to squeeze a shot off for meself