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Garden Muntjac Control

EnglishStalker

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I've been asked by a customer to control the muntjac population in and around their large rural garden. Here's a few trail camera photo's and a couple of the highseat that I built for it and its location.























 
The first time I spooked one of them in a wood in Hertfordshire I was within three feet of it when it bolted from under a shrub and scared the hound out of me. I thought it was a feral pig at first until my mate started laughing at my reaction and then I figured out what it was.
 
The first time I spooked one of them in a wood in Hertfordshire I was within three feet of it when it bolted from under a shrub and scared the hound out of me. I thought it was a feral pig at first until my mate started laughing at my reaction and then I figured out what it was.

When and where were you in Hertfordshire?
 
Good luck! I think a 12ga with some #4s would be great for those things. Easier to get more than one at a sit...
 
English Stalker. Just a question. You mentioned in another thread that you will fill your freezer with Muntjac venison. Is it a better eating deer, or is it too small to sell? Curious, and I absolutely enjoy your posts.
 
Thank you.

Not a great believer in shot guns for deer, the perfect calibre is one of the .22 centerfires but my .243 does the job perfectly.
I imagine a rifle would work perfectly. Just mentioned the shotgun as one could get off a couple of shots and get more out of a group since the title was "control". I flattened a coyote going away last week at 35yds with #4 upland game loads...
 
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