UKSHA follow up and strike site

[Wolverine]

Exciting times ahead for us all at the UKSHA.
I am glad to announce that Paul Smith has a Hannoverscher Schweisshund pup awaiting for him.
Everyone within the UKSHA are very happy that Paul is getting on the road with this pup.


Personally,I would like to thank all the people involved in this new addition to the team of the UKSHA.
Especially to the Verein Hirschmann e.V. and the ÖSHV.


The people in these organisations already know who they are and they have been thanked already,however,the contacts made will only strengthen with time,for the lifetime of the pup and beyond.


My good friends in Germany who are looking after the pup until the rabies vaccinations are done,you know,Paul and the whole of the UKSHA are ever thankful.


A big welcome to Adelheid von der Wermuhtschneid.......she will track Fallow,Red,Boar,Roe,Muntjac and perhaps Chinese Water Deer.


Very happy for you Paul,the wait is worth it mannie.


All the best George

 

[User00014]

Little and Large recoveries.
A productive weekend for our UKSHA members and hounds.
Lee and Xena had a good track with a chase on a wounded muntjac(leg shot).
Myself and Pascha had a recovery on a red stag.
The red rut is just round the corner,the 0800 number continues to be busy.
Some of our guys had controls done this weekend as well.
A shot at a Fallow was deemed a miss as was another at a muntjac.
Keep ringing the number and we will continue to attend.
ATB
George

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[jimmy milnes]

Well done chaps every injured deer found and every missed shot confirmed is a credit to both societies and for the better of our sport, keep up the good work.
Regards
Jimmy

 

[Paul 600]

The Red rut is not quite started here yet,the stags are trying to roar but it has been warm here.
The animals are still in their groups.


However a track was done yesterday,Pascha did very well with a chase and brought the stag to bay.


Track was 13 hours old.Stag very much alive at end,if a dog was placed on this animal earlier the animal may not have been recovered.
When we tracked him,he got up and ran as though not injured.


Please continue to call the 0800 number for advice at the shot site and we also look forward to seeing people at Euston,the seminar is free,training advice can also be given,again all free of charge.


We in UKSHA do this for the work of ending suffering and giving our dogs the work they have been bred for.


All the best


UKSHA

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[novice]

The Red rut is not quite started here yet,the stags are trying to roar but it has been warm here.
The animals are still in their groups.


However a track was done yesterday,Pascha did very well with a chase and brought the stag to bay.


Track was 13 hours old.Stag very much alive at end,if a dog was placed on this animal earlier the animal may not have been recovered.
When we tracked him,he got up and ran as though not injured.


Please continue to call the 0800 number for advice at the shot site and we also look forward to seeing people at Euston,the seminar is free,training advice can also be given,again all free of charge.


We in UKSHA do this for the work of ending suffering and giving our dogs the work they have been bred for.


All the best


UKSHA

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Was it a brisket shot?

Novice

 

[Wolverine]

Nicked bottom of brisket and into leg Novice.
Photo with dog looking to left shows it best.

 

[novice]

As about as mobile as they get Id imagine? Very well done for catching up with it. The type of wound that an animal may survive in time? Pure conjecture given your great efforts.

congratulations again.

novice

 

[jackfish]

Well done Pascha, good work again George!

 

[Wildboar1973]

Waidmannsheil und Suchenheil George and Pascha and all the others out there working for the animals welfare!

 

[User00014]

A big thank you to the Verein Hirschmann and the ÖSHV for the help in sourcing Adelheid von der Wermuhtschneid.
Thank you Herr Schlüter and members of the Vorstand,without whose help we would not have Anni in the UK.
Anni(as Paul Smith has named her)is now in the UK.
She arrived home with Paul and Donna yesterday evening.
She has been named Anni after our friends daughter who looked after her for 8 weeks until the rabies injections were completed.
Without this help,UKSHA and Paul would not have Anni now.
Manuela,Joachim and family,we hope you realise how special you are.
I know the Verein Hirschmann also realise what a special thing you have done to help us here in the UK.
This will never be forgotten by any of us.
Anni is off to a superb start and will continue to be educated in the way that we within the UKSHA/Verein Hirschmann have been taught and we all look forward to see how Anni develops and performs as she grows.
An important hound imported into the UK,to further UKSHA's common goals with both the Verein Hirschmann and the KBGS.
A big big thank you again,especially to you Manuela.
A very special lady and a special family.
Kindest Regards
All at UKSHA


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[Wildboar1973]

That looks very promising!
Good luck, a lot of Suchenheil, and, of course, have fun with the new family member!!

 

[Paul 600]

We at UKSHA,hope the Ladies and Gentlemen of the British Deer Society East Anglia Branch enjoyed our shot site seminar on Saturday.
All our UKSHA members enjoyed it.
Thanks to you all for making it the success it was,the interaction with everyone was superb,even Clint,aka Steve.
Clint in the photos demonstrates the use of a geschossflugbahnkontrollstock-to us.....the fiddlestick.
Here are the details for it.


Roe - Female 60cm Male 75cm Brisket- 35-40cm
Sika - Female 70cm Male 90cm Brisket-45-50cm
Red - Female 107cm Male 127cm Brisket-65-70
Fallow Female 73cm Male 94cm Brisket- 50-55cm
Muntjac -Female 43cm Male 52cm Brisket- 20-30
Boar (Keiler) - 100cm Brisket- 30-40cm


Hope these details are helpful for all you guys.
We are looking forward to more seminars in the future.
We hope they are as well received.
Say hello to our 3 youngest members.
Ellen,Heidi and Anni.

 

[mereside]

A very good meeting in Germany here's a link to the organisation we have been affiliated with, a huge privilege to be accepted.
http://www.ishv.info/




Willkommen
Welcome

from left to right: Konrad Kreitmair, Reinhard Scherr from KBGS, Leo Thomann from the SSC, Dr. Carl-Otto Caspari

On Saturday, 31.10. 2015 found the Hauptversammllung of ISHV held in Riedenburg (Bayern).

In addition to the recording of 3 new affiliates also the result of the elections elections were conducted:

The new managing committee of IS'HV

Leo Thomann than 1. Chairman
Reinhard Scherr as 2nd Chairman
Carlotto Caspari as treasurer
Konrad Kreitmair as CEO

These gentlemen will lead the Federation for the next 2 years.
The International Association bloodhound ISHV

The International Association ISHV bloodhound was born on July 19, 1930 eV at the request of the then chairman of the club for 1st Bavarian Mountain Dogs in 1912, founded Förster Gustav Volkmar, in Leipzig by the following associations.

The merger in ISHV common objectives in the training, testing, and management of quality, healthy, related to hunting performance pure breeding of the two welding breeds (BGS and HS) be promoted and implemented.

Only compliance with these requirements, the hunting performance and pure breeding of the two welding breeds BGS and HS has for decades until now, been ensured and achieved in the service of animal welfare and waidgerechten Nachsuche work by professional guide.

 

[Bert/Ernie]

Hello Merseyside

I am new on SD and was wondering if you know of any training days in the scottish highlands or Scotland for training deer dogs as it is something that I am interested in and would like to get more information on.

Thanks Andrew

 

[mereside]

Hi Andrew we have a couple of dates up north next year, but if you need any help before hand give us a pm with what you want to help with we can help, atb wayne

 

[mereside]

Best Practice for deer dogs has now been updated, using this information with the UKSHA follow up and strike site along with the guidance notes from best practice will give the deerstalker all the information they require to help recover wounded deer by themselves or with the aid of a tracking team.
http://www.thedeerinitiative.co.uk/uploads/guides/198.pdf

 

[jimmy milnes]

Haha you got it in for those ukdtr bred dogs pal judging by the title of the page when I downloaded it pmsl !!!
''Culling dogs for deer''
Only yanking ya chain buddy well done on getting things changed
Regards
Jimmy

 

[cookingfat]

Best Practice for deer dogs has now been updated, using this information with the UKSHA follow up and strike site along with the guidance notes from best practice will give the deerstalker all the information they require to help recover wounded deer by themselves or with the aid of a tracking team.
http://www.thedeerinitiative.co.uk/uploads/guides/198.pdf

It was good that we all could sit together around the same table(UKSHA,UKDTR,BMHS,NGO,BASC and BDS)to work out the revised best practice,

best wishes Tony

 

[mereside]

Yesterday evening just minutes before dark,a friend of mine shot a young roe off restock.
At the shot,the animal jumped and ran to the left disappearing from view with a leg swinging.
On following up of the animal,stalker found pieces of bone,hair and a bit of blood.
He backed out.
Called me last night and we went up this morning.
18 hours after the shot.A lot of rain fell last night also.
A lot of blood for the first 20m then nothing.
We tracked for 200m onto a bank and the animal got up and ran uphill,I released Pascha,he immediately started barking,I checked the Garmin,200m,250m,300m,constant barking,350m,400m,then the barking started to become intermittent.
This means Pascha has lost sight of the animal,within the Verein Hirschmann,we call it Fährtenlaut,barking on the track but not in sight of the animal,600m,the barking changed again,he sees the animal again,650m,barking stopped.
With roe this means he has it,with red,boar,sika or other larger species,he bays and again the tone in his bark changes.....
I was already travelling in the direction they were going in,I get through the wood and find Pascha with the deer,he had finished it himself.
My friend did everything correct,that animal had travelled quickly and covered a lot of ground after having been hit 18 hours earlier,if he had followed it or we had in the dark(last night)it would have been a lot longer and harder for all concerned,especially the animal.
A good conclusion and a happy stalker,
George

 

[jackfish]

Great result, just shows how mobile deer can be with an injury to that extent.

Well done!