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dpack
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tahir
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dpack
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tahir
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dpack
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tahir
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dpack
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Mistress Rose
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Nice picture. It looks a bit rough around the edges at the moment, but no doubt the full adult plumage will sort itself out soon.
Muntjac are a total pain. I think the rules on shooting are less rigid than other deer, in that the season is all year, and virtually any type of rifle. If they are causing a lot of damage in the orchard, deer fencing may be an answer. We use it round our coppice, which is 'deer munchies' for both them and roe deer. Anything from well placed upside down Herras type fencing panels 6' with stakes every few panels, to proper deer fence. If you use plastic deer mesh, wire top, bottom and middle, and attach rabbit net to the bottom half bent outwards to keep things from burrowing or chewing. |
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Mistress Rose
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tahir
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buzzy
Joined: 04 Jan 2011 Posts: 3708 Location: In a small wood on the edge of the Huntingdonshire Wolds
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dpack
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