[Cyber Liberty]

I call Troll. Signs up today, and this is the only post. Abuse being hit.

[smokingfrog]

This could cause you some trouble.
Is the dog neutered? Might help?

Maybe putting some bells on his collar would help warn the deer. Otherwise you'll have to keep him penned up.

[Colvin]

I wish I could hire your dog. Deer eat the buds on my apple trees, and my peach trees. Plenty of other food around.
These things are just giant vermine.
If there were not cute, there would be a bounty on them.

[foolishboi]

There is NO way a Border Collie could take down a HEALTHY deer. I’m sure you won’t be stumbling across any more dead deer carcasses any time soon unless they have been ailing to begin with.

[SkyDancer]

Here's a real picture of me. Love Jette

[Texas Eagle]

http://www.cesarmillaninc.com/column/20080602.php

Start here.

[GOPJ]

Take some deer meat (venison) and thread it though some sting and tie it to his collar. Let it rot on the dog - the horrible smell should keep him away from deer in the future. ( This usually works better with farm dogs - I’m not sure how comfortable you would be with rotting deer meat...)

[Jet Jaguar]

Jilley is it you?

“My neighbor’s dog brought home a human skull, what”

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1228428/posts

[MIchaelTArchangel]

Deers are just rats with antlers. Turn your dog loose on them.

[GOPJ]

Take some deer meat (venison) and thread it though some sting and tie it to his collar. Let it rot on the dog - the horrible smell should keep him away from deer in the future. ( This usually works better with farm dogs - I'm not sure how comfortable you would be with rotting deer meat...)

Also, some bow hunters "lose" the deer after hitting it - and the deer dies a few miles from the "kill". Your dog might have wandered across a wounded animal.

[Texas Eagle]

Are you writing all this stuff down, Budhead? This is good info we are passing on to you.

[jennyjenny]

Did I make it in time???

[fso301]

If you leave a dog free to raom at night, they will hook up with the neighbors dogs and wild dogs to form a pack and go on a killing spree. Come morning, they will be back at their respective homes looking as innocent as can be.

[cc2k]

Is your dog eating his food? Ours did this because they didn't like the dog food. If he's leaving a lot of dog food in his bowl, find something he likes to eat and feed him that.

Border collies (and mixes) will often "herd" dear. But there's something not right if he's killing them and eating them.

[Hot Tabasco]

Dogs running deer are subject to being shot on sight and you now have a dog that is a twice offender. Either you keep you dog on leash or penned in the yard. Your dog is now a deer killer and will do so any chance it gets.

I suggest you view your state's laws regarding dogs and deer.............

FWIW, a bunch of years ago a friend of mine I worked with in Detroit was transferred to one of our plants in Kentucky. He bought a house out in the country and 2 Alaskan Huskys. One day the dogs were running loose and came upon one of a neighbor's head of cattle and killed it. That became a major problem for him both financially and because he had to put the dogs down.........

[Dallas59]

[Texas Eagle]

Does your dog have a license?

To kill deer I mean. If not, try to blame it on the cat if the Game Warden come's a knockin'.

[Lazamataz]

Thailand?

[50mm]

Budhead....hmmmmm.....maybe smoking dope is your problem.

IBTZ

[Battle Axe]

You are in trouble. When he runs out of deer, he will graduate to sheep, goats and chickens.