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RTurlough

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  1. Hey Yadad, there are all different ways to go about it but I will give you my version. 1). Prey drive. Rags attached to string on the end of a good pole, make them compete and change the rags. Few rabbit skins if you can get them to get them used to fur, but honestly there is no real need to do this. Sometimes an auld teddy bear, an old slipper. This is great if you are working during the week or in winter and keep your sessions down to 5mins of chasing. Pups should be fairly wrecked after this and if doing it on your garden pick a bit of the garden you don't like the look
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  3. A good sloppy meal when you get him home always works. I keep dioralyte or vytrate sachets to add to a bit of luke warm stock water to replace electrolytes lost and I have found is great for not tying up the dog's muscles the next day. Those sachets are becoming more and more necessary these days as even winter days can creep to 14C and all it takes is 2 hares in a row or a hard days ferreting on a day which becomes unusually warm to put stress on the dogs. I used to think having those sachets was a bit over the top but all the hard work and countless miles spent training the dogs in th
  4. If it happens again it might be Exercise Induced Collapse. I have heard of it in coursing circles but never seen it for real life in the field.
  5. Just read your posts after I had posted. Sounds like it went well! Good job.
  6. Honestly, if he looks at sheep bring the lead down across his ass. He will remember that feeling his ass being warm.
  7. Aye, so he is getting rid of it. Lad, we all buy dogs and if you are looking the holy grail you need yer head read. A man might only ever own 3 holy grails in his whole lifetime no matter what way he brings it on.
  8. When work dried up and they couldnt feed their family let alone a full pen of dogs. They let go off the ones they needed the least.
  9. That is bollocks. Some of the best lads I know who hunted 20 years ago where working trades and when shit hit the fan they let a dog go.
  10. He bought the dog, he is free to sell the dog. Hold yer tongues. We have all done it. He has no concern over your dogs and if he needs the cash selling it to a hunter what f****n odds.
  11. Hob sorted. Looking forward to two litters of kits this year, and will be great to see them in the summer.
  12. Not a dig at the capabilities of your pup here at all, which looks smashing, but did the rabbit have a bit of myxi by any chance??
  13. Sit a bowl of food in the pen between several dogs and they will probably eat together out of the one dish. Now throw a bone or meat in the middle and you will just have started world war 3! Dogs turn savage around bones and meat but always asserting your own dominance with your dogs reaching in to get their bones is a must in my book. It lays down the law as to what is acceptable and I find a dog which doesn't know its place is unhappy, confused and will make mistakes some of which you may pay a pretty price for. I would have reprimanded the dog in the same way and you taking that b
  14. Thanks a million for checking that for me. Really appreciated.
  15. Hunting is the fun of being cold and knackered, but miserable? That's for being stuck at work and not getting to hunt.
  16. That's my old bitch lad.....she is about 8 years young, does she still have the broken toe and missing eye teeth?
  17. I'm a Hunting Outfitter www.antainhunting.com PM sent.
  18. We have a dildo on the forum. Middle name rampant. There is always one.
  19. Frig if lamping leaves you shattered try pulling a Sika stag over 3 miles of mountain. Would near destroy a man.
  20. It is 26 years of lamping that has me convinced there is the odd rabbit I can make sit longer than the rest and give him time to lie down. Then we have a squatter. Taken me ages to figure that out.
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