leegreen
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Everything posted by leegreen
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If I had room for some taxidermy, it wood be something like this. Or I quite fancied a Gorilla hand ashtray, Elephant leg umbrella stand or a Grizzly bear coat stand .
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I only ever get my dogs to jump if they have to. Training on the job. Pup looks good though. All I will say is, steady as you go .
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or run a flinty field?
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Can it chin a rabbit?
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A hairy bollock cross whippet.
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Is it a cross of working dogs?
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bump.
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Chinning and necking are not the same thing. Tiercel I was talking necking not chinning. Is that 5 pages yet?
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No one has clarified that trying to neck a rabbit in the net can be hindered by the net not allowing enough stretch. Also like to repeat what I mentioned before that a rabbit despatched by the priest, in my experience tends to have less nerve movement, kicking etc. And to be quite honest I don't really care for public whilst I'm ferreting.
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Advice, find some other land to run your dog. Flint can be the ruin of a running dog. The only thing in your favour is the lighter the dog and the better the skin, the more you'll get away with.
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Welcome mush. Not many admit coming from Sheppey .
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I've tried them all and a stun to the head stops movement the quickest, that or chinning. Necking can cause problems with nets and I don't think it's right to have a couple of goes at the old Karate chop business . I find that chinning as necking does, sometimes causes trauma/bruising to the shoulder area, where as the priest limits this. Any way I will give chinning more of a go as people seem sure about the method. Cheers, never to old to learn .
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Tiercel, "too many variables to be consistent" what do you mean by that?
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Ask him he thinks any of the meat on his plates had a decent end, I think not. I think a priest is the quickest and most effective way of dispatching rabbits in nets.
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Cheep that .
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Maybe you need some testosterone jabs or a bigger pair of trousers
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Thing is mate, you let the misses get involved in buying a dog, "like they do" O dear.
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Stop being a c##t
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If only you were nearer.
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That's upset the misses. Bang goes me bunk up. I'll have to work me charm Fecking dog fighting program what ever next
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mince chicken 60lb £14
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Depends on how much you're paying, for me no.
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Your grass looks good too.
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Harris Hawk Catching And Killing Foxes??????
leegreen replied to Warwick Huntacre's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
I have seen lots of birds catch lots of things and I have seen a Steppe Eagle catch a fox BUT it didn't kill it. In fact it caught it once let it go, gained some height and bang caught it again. After a struggle let it go and lost a talon. That Eagle weighed 8lb if my memory serves me correctly and apparently they catch foxes. I have also seen Harris Hawks catch lot of stuff, nothing bigger than a Hare. Not it couldn't be done but I'm pretty doubtful. Maybe a cub or weak specimen.
