as88
-
Content Count
267 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Articles
Gun Dealer's and Fieldsports Shop's
Reloading Room
Blogs
Calendar
Store
Classifieds
Everything posted by as88
-
nice pack of bushers you have martin
-
which would mean f**k all to any officer and not go in your favor what so ever, but an extra pair of hands helps to keep your ass twitching as much if your anywhere hot
-
-
for what its worth iv ran 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 x's and lurcher types crossed with bull greyhounds, id rather take my chances with a 1/4 bull greyhound bred to a decent coursing dog, or collie lurcher. iv noticed a lot of lads seem to prefer the 1/2 x's, i dont rate them myself they just lack pace and there running style is generally full speed straigh lining then when bends and jinks start coming into a course they start falling back a bit, also lads seem to think when you start breeding away from a half x to less bull they lose gameness and guts which i think is bollox to be honest, greyhounds are a
-
are these foxes fairly urban though foxdropper? im betting they arent if they are how you describe?, by me there is a lot of urban fox and they do seen to stay put alot longer
-
thanks for the reply's some nice setups lads
-
do many of you lads make your own kennels these days? what sort of design do you go with if so, what do you take into consideration etc, just curious as to what other lads put up for theyre dogs i prefer to make a set up myself if possible, prices for flat packs are out the roof whats youre views on buying in or making your own?
-
is the vixen black & white
-
because its full of cun7s , and it was east yorkshire ot south where it happened
-
dont mean to sound rude here but when im lamping, im lamping. If i wanted to do a nature trail (see smell hear) id do it another timeYou talk of becoming invisible i can only assume that you mean sneaking off if your poaching. I can only speculate here because i dont poach. But if i needed ti get away i would much rather take my chances in a motor than on foot.dissapear on foot your likely to get away.......try getting away in a motor and you will get the chopper out...... sometimes same applies on foot......speaking from experience
-
i can walk all day and night doesnt mean im going to get fit it takes more than a steady walk to condition a running dog
-
iv tried calling munties with the buttalo call but with not much success the ones that did show interest were quite cautious
-
using a motor only has its benefits on vast open arable land imo small enclosed fields arnt worth the hassle of driving and better off walked. from my experience long in the past fox and deer were best quarry suited for using a 4x4 rabbits and hares have a habbit of backing towards the motor
-
1 on the left looks similar to a bitch i once owned ponte
-
Well for an easy one look at them eyes, that bitch a page back has them Chinese type eyes, yours looks like its just realised what they do in a Chinese fur factory! Jokes aside, nice type.
-
same applies to grey x then,speeds not everything in a lurcher,steadyness,nose,feet,coat,looks all play a part in why some people get certain crosses.and im talking 3/4 bred here,most half cross is used for other stuff.half x's good for fcuk all! Haven't got the strength or weight! half crosses have got the strengh and the wieght,no good for f...all,well a half cross make a good terriersmens lurcher,and for bigger stuff there great. why would a terrierman need a half x lurcher?
-
come on lads keep the shit to PM's
-
fine stamp of russells you keep Alli credit to you atb
-
i agree steve, enjoyed the thread and was nice to see some plummers that worked fox thanks for sharing lads but its just gettin full of shitey comments that i cant be assed to read through now atb
-
that lakeland in the railway pic looks a big lad
-
great pics ponte, thanks for sharing atb
-
you might need to think about that again mate
-
if it was legal it would be a waste of time lamping birds anyhow, decent moonlight and a bit of wind are the best nights to roost shoot iv found
-
strong looking terriers boothyboy, credit to you
