adamb20 22 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion yeah it is mate if i slip my dog on loads of hedge sitters a couple nights in a row it seems to dishearten her on rabbits alltogether, but if a long ear pops up she a different dog altogether. exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. a dog that wont go to a rabbit thats close to the hedge is not being clever,because they are some of easyest to catch FLINT08 Are you for real.Any dog with half a brain would never attempt to run a hedge rabbit.Maybe the question we should ask.Has your dog got more brains that you completely agree with you catcher,waist of time and a good way to f**k a young dog up as well, imo. Quote Link to post
adamb20 22 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion yeah it is mate if i slip my dog on loads of hedge sitters a couple nights in a row it seems to dishearten her on rabbits alltogether, but if a long ear pops up she a different dog altogether. exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. a dog that wont go to a rabbit thats close to the hedge is not being clever,because they are some of easyest to catch FLINT08 Are you for real.Any dog with half a brain would never attempt to run a hedge rabbit.Maybe the question we should ask.Has your dog got more brains that you completely agree with you catcher,waist of time and a good way to f**k a young dog up as well, imo. yeah it is mate if i slip my dog on loads of hedge sitters a couple nights in a row it seems to dishearten her on rabbits alltogether, but if a long ear pops up she a different dog altogether. Quote Link to post
watchman 256 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion yeah it is mate if i slip my dog on loads of hedge sitters a couple nights in a row it seems to dishearten her on rabbits alltogether, but if a long ear pops up she a different dog altogether. exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. a dog that wont go to a rabbit thats close to the hedge is not being clever,because they are some of easyest to catch FLINT08 Are you for real.Any dog with half a brain would never attempt to run a hedge rabbit.Maybe the question we should ask.Has your dog got more brains that you completely agree with you catcher,waist of time and a good way to f**k a young dog up as well, imo. I CAN TELL YOU BOYS HAVE BEEN ABOUT just from experiance mate,doesnt mean its law,we can only comment on our own experiances cant we Quote Link to post
scent 509 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 some beauties of replies there lads Quote Link to post
Guest fence_hopper Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 talking about super whippets fence hopper when you coming out for a nite out with him to see how he does against my slo colie type it would be nice to see the whippets perform mate di you not get my pm? Quote Link to post
Guest fence_hopper Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. a dog that wont go to a rabbit thats close to the hedge is not being clever,because they are some of easyest to catch FLINT08 Are you for real.Any dog with half a brain would never attempt to run a hedge rabbit.Maybe the question we should ask.Has your dog got more brains that you completely agree with you catcher,waist of time and a good way to f**k a young dog up as well, imo. well me and flint08 have finaly agreed on something very true mate Quote Link to post
Mick C. 229 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 A good honest dog that is willing to please. Theres a lot of thick bramble where we hunt.The dogs have to have the the heart to bush these rabbits If the dog goes to the trouble of marking aset in brambles.I will go to the trouble of cutting back and ferreting. Took one of these dogs on some open ground the bitch was killed on her third run -followed a rabbit straight into a rocky hole. Enjoyed every one of the three years she was in my possesion Quote Link to post
picardy 1 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 Get yourself a picardy cross if you want unbeliveable prey drive and determination ive got a two year old bitch and im well pleased with her thought id give the cross a try as ive had a few collie greyhounds over the years Quote Link to post
inan 841 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 same response on here as was in the edrd which is what i expected when i put the post up and thats very raried which is good because it shows we all like a differant kind of runner . what i cant understand is people calling a dog stupid because it has a massive prey drive and catch at all cost regardless of the consequence. and to the person who thinks i like them like that because i only go out now and again believe me your way off the mark theres plenty on here know me and a few that have hunted with me over the years and at one time i lived the life day and night and to the person that thinks i like them because i need to kill kill kill atitude your even further off the mark read some of my other posts i would rather watch them than kill them nowadays . one of the reasons i dont do so much lamping as i did when i was younger . I know you Boyo .And I would vouch for you.100% dog man . Committed to the game ,in the fields and on the marches defending your sport. If everyone was as into the game as you are .,and, as prepared to fight for it as you have been, they might have thought twice about a ban.Yes,I know you and you have my unreserved respect. Quote Link to post
Mick C. 229 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 Get yourself a picardy cross if you want unbeliveable prey drive and determination ive got a two year old bitch and im well pleased with her thought id give the cross a try as ive had a few collie greyhounds over the years Not familiar with the breed. what do they look like.Can you put a picture up. cheers Quote Link to post
Meerihunter 7 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 (edited) i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. a dog that wont go to a rabbit thats close to the hedge is not being clever,because they are some of easyest to catch FLINT08 Are you for real.Any dog with half a brain would never attempt to run a hedge rabbit.Maybe the question we should ask.Has your dog got more brains that you completely agree with you catcher,waist of time and a good way to f**k a young dog up as well, imo. I agree with Flint here, I slip on rabbit's 5 yrds from the hedges loads and the dogs give their all because they are smart enough to know when lamping I have the means to give them the chance they need by working the lamp to disorientate the rabbits. On my ground with it being all in plough most of the winter I will take more rabbits on the field edges than anything else, it's rough running, hole riddled bank sides, back and forth over fences, rattling through branches and over remains of stone dykes to make the catch a reckless dog doesn't last long. Like I said Brains and drive in equal parts coupled good feet and good bone. Edited February 14, 2010 by Meerihunter Quote Link to post
scotty2306 37 Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. ffs you never seen a dog turn a rabbit from a hedge my whippet catches loads next to the hedges turns them straight into the field easy as that. if i had a dog that did it, well lets just say it would go to a better place. also why would the dog tire if you have give them plenty of road work and field work to increase there stamina nothing like a fit dog i think all dogs will run at them by the hedge if there close enough im meaning if its a long slip and there by the hedge,and its obvious a dog will tire more running it does you thick c**t how ever much work it has done or how much stamina it has got,you must have some very good dogs if yours dont Quote Link to post
Guest 2GOOD Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 (edited) i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. a dog that wont go to a rabbit thats close to the hedge is not being clever,because they are some of easyest to catch FLINT08 Are you for real.Any dog with half a brain would never attempt to run a hedge rabbit.Maybe the question we should ask.Has your dog got more brains that you and you say its bad to crab another man or his dog ,your just unbelievable .i see also you know NOTTHING after all these years . Edited February 14, 2010 by 2GOOD Quote Link to post
Guest fence_hopper Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 (edited) i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle. we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. ffs you never seen a dog turn a rabbit from a hedge my whippet catches loads next to the hedges turns them straight into the field easy as that. if i had a dog that did it, well lets just say it would go to a better place. also why would the dog tire if you have give them plenty of road work and field work to increase there stamina nothing like a fit dog i think all dogs will run at them by the hedge if there close enough im meaning if its a long slip and there by the hedge,and its obvious a dog will tire more running it does you thick c**t how ever much work it has done or how much stamina it has got,you must have some very good dogs if yours dont who's the thick c**t, its common sense if it looks as if its wondering looking to find its way in the hedge dont slip but if you keep the lamp underneath him and he's plodding about slip the dog, you all talk the talk on here, if a lived close i'd show half You arse holes how to do it. if your dog is picking its own runs burie the fuker start agian. Edited February 14, 2010 by fence_hopper Quote Link to post
Guest 2GOOD Posted February 14, 2010 Report Share Posted February 14, 2010 i i like a dog that has drive, seen so many dogs jog half the lamp with rabbits next to the hedge and turn back, makes my blood boil just because a dog wont run at rabbits next to the hedge dont mean they have no prey drive it just means there brainy, why fight a endless battle.we all know that some of them come back in to the field but more of them get through.my dog does it and at times you think stop pissing about and run that beam but it aint that bad because she picks squaters out of the seat just walks to them a dog that runs the beam flat out will be tired quicker than the one that walks so i can live with missing the odd one on the edge just my oppinion exactly, especialy at the end of the season non come back into field they know exactly where they going. a dog that wont go to a rabbit thats close to the hedge is not being clever,because they are some of easyest to catch FLINT08 Are you for real.Any dog with half a brain would never attempt to run a hedge rabbit.Maybe the question we should ask.Has your dog got more brains that you IM AS THICK AS SHITE MATE no its just that a lot of people on her need to learn how to USE a lamp . Quote Link to post
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