A nice food chain video "I don't think"

[Bavarianbrit]

Good shot but watch on at 6:50 mins.

 

[rms364]

What? A good young keen dog doing a bit of plucking?? I better not post any vids of my gwp when she was a pup....

 

[Norfolk Horn]

I had to buy a roe sack as my young HWV grabbed the deer it I tried to drag it.

 

[yellow belly]

The dog was keen, just needs to been shown to grab the neck! I've seen my dog do worse when he was a pup!

 

[deerstalker.308]

Have you ever seen how dogs behave on driven hunts in germany or sweden etc??? This sort of thing is positively encouraged, what’s the issue?

 

[Freeforester]

Don’t complain about the game dealer price, a muzzle would be a sound investment.

 

[Jon P]

My current young GWP would drag them back out of the chiller given half a chance. Even worse when they are fresh on the ground. She will grow out off it, all the rest have. Would prefer to have a dog hang on then loose an injured deer. Just youthful enthusiasm .

 

[Tim.243]

Good shot but watch on at 6:50 mins.

Greg is a good guy...makes great films. Shame you don't post any of your stuff...!
Easy to pick holes than get out and do something in the field.

 

[mereside]

Getting a dog sharp to take a deer isn’t something you switch on and off, that is a dog capable, experienced and will when asked do what’s needed, me personally don’t see an issue, the deer are for his own consumption and Greg’s a nice lad with a well trained dog, I would much rather have a dog like that than one that just looks at a deer and sits nicely for a picture or two

 

[Hayduke]

Nice Binocular harness, anyone recognise the brand?
@7.15

 

[Cumbrian 1]

Nice Binocular harness, anyone recognise the brand?
@7.15

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[Leec6.5]

Nice to see a sharp lab capable of doing the job!

 

[Firefly]

Before I could get to a recently shot Buck my dog had removed and eaten his wedding tackle !

 

[RM100]

Before I could get to a recently shot Buck my dog had removed and eaten his wedding tackle !

AKA gralloching handle.

 

[shakey jake]

i remember gralloching a roe buck, the stalkers dog a black lab wolfed down the nuts, i comment the dog liked nuts. MY DOG DOES NOT EAT TESTICALS, maybe you should tell your dog that! not sure he has forgiven me yet

 

[User00040]

Don’t complain about the game dealer price, a muzzle would be a sound investment.

At current levels they are worth more as dog food.

 

[Freeforester]

At current levels they are worth more as dog food.

Quite so, £3 per kilo is all I can afford to offer though, when buying.

I’m all for having a trained dog, but not personally at the expense of an otherwise good eating carcass, which I have to say judging from the video didn’t look like it was going to be hard to find. In similar fashion, if I shoot a bird cleanly, I think it is no bad thing to from time to time pick it yourself, as it instils some restraint in the dog (seldom a harmful thing), and ensures that the bird is in best condition for the table.

One’s perspective changes a little when you are expected to pay top dollar for such offerings, though I acknowledge Greg is likely to be sharing the carcass with his dog, by all accounts. You may be surprised at what the venison buyer is whiles offered, though!