lamping

[Mick C. 229]

Got some lamping permission coming my way soon.

 

Little bit worried about injuries to the dog as most of it is fresh maize stubble.

 

Dont know if i shold leave it until the stalks rot a bit.

 

A second opinion would be helpful

[stormrider8 59]

Im not that keen on running mine on it mate, though i have done. Like you say it becomes softer as it rots down. I think the bigger quarry never used to be so much of a problem but dogs striking low can be a bit dodgy. Just my opinion.

[iceman001979 1,316]

Dont like running on it myself get lot feet injuries but later in year its ok there always lots off rocks in this fields so need dog hard feet

[j316 119]

nasty stuff keep dog off keep dog safe

[Mick C. 229]

Thanks

 

I think i will give it a miss with the lamp for now.

 

 

CHEERS

[Trigger 26]

i run my dogs on every field there is quarry in except hop fields i dont see the point in having a working dog and wraping it in cotton wool.

[suffolkpoacher 219]

i run my dogs on every field there is quarry in except hop fields i dont see the point in having a working dog and wraping it in cotton wool.

 

I DONT SEE THE POINT HAVING A WORKING DOG STUCK IN THE RUN INJURED ASWELL

[j316 119]

think about your dog not your ego big man

[Trigger 26]

think about your dog not your ego big man

if i thought about all the what ifs when working my dog i would never leave the house, better not run him on this stubble field he might cut his foot. or perhaps i better not let him run on this nice grass field its to wet he might slip over and hurt his self.

[j316 119]

no need to go on the defencive had dogs for forty years seen lots of nasty injuries never had one slip and hurt itself perhaps things have changed

[Trigger 26]

no need to go on the defencive had dogs for forty years seen lots of nasty injuries never had one slip and hurt itself perhaps things have changed

you get my point though, i run my dog almost every night the week he has loads of work and has a result of that he is steady and knows what he is doing, i run him where i do because i am confident he knows what he is doing because hes done plenty. theres always a chance of accidents happening but thats life its no good assuming the worst all the time is it.

[mexlad 189]

i would leave it mate dog could easily have its eye out

[nighteyes 275]

think about your dog not your ego big man

if i thought about all the what ifs when working my dog i would never leave the house, better not run him on this stubble field he might cut his foot. or perhaps i better not let him run on this nice grass field its to wet he might slip over and hurt his self.

run him enough on a freshly cut rape stubble mazie stubble and you will have a different view,

[nighteyes 275]

Got some lamping permission coming my way soon.

 

Little bit worried about injuries to the dog as most of it is fresh maize stubble.

 

Dont know if i shold leave it until the stalks rot a bit.

 

A second opinion would be helpful

imo either wait till its raked or afew frosts have got to it later in the season

[Guest stewie]

no need to go on the defencive had dogs for forty years seen lots of nasty injuries never had one slip and hurt itself perhaps things have changed

you get my point though, i run my dog almost every night the week he has loads of work and has a result of that he is steady and knows what he is doing, i run him where i do because i am confident he knows what he is doing because hes done plenty. theres always a chance of accidents happening but thats life its no good assuming the worst all the time is it.

yeah yeah :whistling: