rob284
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Everything posted by rob284
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some ppl say whippets then show a 23 inch dog. most of em will have a bit of grey in em
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pisses me off, some of the ppl on here http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/285050-hare-today-gone-tomorrow/?do=findComment&comment=3128438
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its a sorry site to see a hare shot dead. shame on you fella.
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for now all ya need is a bunny dog. ur f****d if ya get stopped with a saluki cross or sumet
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if you get the right whippet it'll do anything a cross will. mine is keen as f**k in a bush, great feet, cracking nose, marks ferrets lamps retrieves jumps. what more you want from a rabbit dog. it does anything any other cross will do on rabbits.
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lmao
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rabbits breed year round, ya see little uns mid winter. but ferreting is a big no no in summer imho
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this is the choc dog here mate was nearly 9 months in pic. some cracking pics buddy, the pair of them look really well with you...what you feeding them on ? the pups on dry mix veg and lean mincethe blue one is on dry mix veg and fish. And 5grams of creatine and bcaa. well they look spot on to me buddy, what do you feel that the creatine adds to the dog ???/ creatine mono adds water weight. i would say 5 grams is a lot for a dog. as a 200lb man would take 5grams. i can see the benefits but you need to drink more water than normal when on it, an you cant make a dog drink so
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Our last bitch did the same an she aint soft. Found out she had a trapped nerve in hwr shoulder. Bone man. Fixed
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Looks a smart dog to me. Atb
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its 3/4 grey so not much wheaton in it anyway.
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well said. these big betting games with well known dogs and owners that brag that they kill every hare, are the side of coursing that is in the spotlight. And all that pissing about in big groups is what fucks it up for everyone. if everyone stuck to 2 or 3 lads on a day out , an didnt bother with silly betting events that fill a field full of ppl, i wouldnt be surprised if coursing hare was still legal like hunting rabbit.
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sounds like the dog being pushed, might have been spoiled.
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Maybe your mate is the problem. Its a pup not a killing machine... Yet
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13 hares... Thats ott. Organised bettin is what fucks it up. If everyone did it as, one man and his dog, no attention would be drawn. Big crowds walking across a field isnt really a good image.
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That picture is during training inside a gym not in the local pub or restaurant what do you want people to train in whooly jumpers and denims ?....Freedom of movement is more important than fashionable clothing...........Ive never hung around in rooms with lots of mirrors,i go in the gym,train and get out......Some folk seem to have very steroetyped attitudes to certain things.....funny that,when the boots on the other foot and people steroetype hunters as evil nasty scum those same people start moaning about being sterotyped ....human natures a funny thing sometimes. ye you get the odd dick
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rag heads got to rc school nr me. But the school dont accept white non catholics. Wtf
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ye when a fox bites it dont let go. Funny shit though
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Ye sound guy. Probs had it snared or something. Well thought out though, n worth the watch.
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Try pullin a fox out when it dont want to. U couldnt do it lying down. Somet not right there.
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Why? Thought i heard it all. All you really do with a running dog is run it. And it will slowly grow into its natural build. Any bigger is excess weight imo.
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you say it as if they WILL. Might do, but might be shit.
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Sorry mate, not intereated in a saluki cross. Thanks for the reply though.
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this time of year it will more than likely be a fox with cubs. if so you will never get them cubs at this time of year. if it aint that its a billy. but if youve let your dog have a good sniff down it, whatever is in it would have probably moved on.
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might end up havin to buy one lol. i would rather not, but i genuinely think theres no collie litters about.
