Simoman 110 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 Like a fly drawn to a turd eh lab :laugh: Quote Link to post
Lab 10,979 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 Like a fly drawn to a turd eh lab :laugh: Can't help it....... Only replying to idiots now. That's 1 down then.... Lol stewie will be shortly!!!! Quote Link to post
blan89 159 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 I collected 9 pheasants this morning. 5 cocks and 4 hens. Lot's of road kill this year. I get your drift Lab, but road runners will always be taken by dogs on walks or general mooching in the country. If your purposely hunting dogs near shoots then..... exactly what I'm getting at!!!I hope dan reads this and revokes your invite stewie.... Lol lol why tho??? am i wrong mate??? if pheasants had any brains would they be any use on a shoot?? ive told you before i did a year studying keeping at collage after beating and helping out on a shoot since i was 7!! im not saying its not hard work mate far from it BUT when you compare a reared pheasant to a wild grouse, they really are as thick as a gers fan is this where you think you've learned something... A year 'in' college?? Pmsl.. LolChart..... I hope you never misunderstood me mate, I never argue about another mans chosen sport. But this isn't sport, especially killing poults that can't fly strongly. why not? Assuming it's in season and they're adults. Quote Link to post
Lab 10,979 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 I collected 9 pheasants this morning. 5 cocks and 4 hens. Lot's of road kill this year. I get your drift Lab, but road runners will always be taken by dogs on walks or general mooching in the country. If your purposely hunting dogs near shoots then..... exactly what I'm getting at!!!I hope dan reads this and revokes your invite stewie.... Lol lol why tho??? am i wrong mate??? if pheasants had any brains would they be any use on a shoot?? ive told you before i did a year studying keeping at collage after beating and helping out on a shoot since i was 7!! im not saying its not hard work mate far from it BUT when you compare a reared pheasant to a wild grouse, they really are as thick as a gers fan is this where you think you've learned something... A year 'in' college?? Pmsl.. LolChart..... I hope you never misunderstood me mate, I never argue about another mans chosen sport. But this isn't sport, especially killing poults that can't fly strongly. why not? Assuming it's in season and they're adults. another one..... Cause it's f*****g not!!! Quote Link to post
blan89 159 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 I collected 9 pheasants this morning. 5 cocks and 4 hens. Lot's of road kill this year. I get your drift Lab, but road runners will always be taken by dogs on walks or general mooching in the country. If your purposely hunting dogs near shoots then..... exactly what I'm getting at!!!I hope dan reads this and revokes your invite stewie.... Lol lol why tho??? am i wrong mate??? if pheasants had any brains would they be any use on a shoot?? ive told you before i did a year studying keeping at collage after beating and helping out on a shoot since i was 7!! im not saying its not hard work mate far from it BUT when you compare a reared pheasant to a wild grouse, they really are as thick as a gers fan is this where you think you've learned something... A year 'in' college?? Pmsl.. LolChart..... I hope you never misunderstood me mate, I never argue about another mans chosen sport. But this isn't sport, especially killing poults that can't fly strongly. why not? Assuming it's in season and they're adults. another one..... Cause it's f*****g not!!! taking anything with a dog is far more sporting than shooting it imo Quote Link to post
LAZYBSTARD 225 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 always get a few the christmas week just before the boxing day shoot Quote Link to post
Lab 10,979 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 I collected 9 pheasants this morning. 5 cocks and 4 hens. Lot's of road kill this year. I get your drift Lab, but road runners will always be taken by dogs on walks or general mooching in the country. If your purposely hunting dogs near shoots then..... exactly what I'm getting at!!!I hope dan reads this and revokes your invite stewie.... Lol lol why tho??? am i wrong mate??? if pheasants had any brains would they be any use on a shoot?? ive told you before i did a year studying keeping at collage after beating and helping out on a shoot since i was 7!! im not saying its not hard work mate far from it BUT when you compare a reared pheasant to a wild grouse, they really are as thick as a gers fan is this where you think you've learned something... A year 'in' college?? Pmsl.. LolChart..... I hope you never misunderstood me mate, I never argue about another mans chosen sport. But this isn't sport, especially killing poults that can't fly strongly. why not? Assuming it's in season and they're adults. another one..... Cause it's f*****g not!!! taking anything with a dog is far more sporting than shooting it imo well if you want to call it a sport then buy some birds, release them then go catch them!! No you'd rather catch what other people have grafted for eh?? Quote Link to post
boyo 1,398 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 Like a fly drawn to a turd eh lab :laugh: Can't help it....... Only replying to idiots now. That's 1 down then.... Lol stewie will be shortly!!!! lab so anyone whos lurcher takes a pheasant is an idiot are they. or have i read it wrong if so i apolagise . ive been around a long time and can honestly say got mates into lurchers all over the uk and honestly cant think of one that wouldnt be chuffed with their lurcher taking a wild pheasant . ime not talking about poults or the ones like chickens freshly released ..in fact ide be surprised if theres many members who wouldnt be chuffed if their lurcher took one . had a deerhound greyhound first cross that took one out of the air on a coursing meet and retreived it straight to my hand ,i had a right bollocking for it but gotta tell you the truth i was chuffed to bits . and most that day said they wish theirs could do it . Quote Link to post
Lab 10,979 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 Like a fly drawn to a turd eh lab :laugh: Can't help it....... Only replying to idiots now. That's 1 down then.... Lol stewie will be shortly!!!! lab so anyone whos lurcher takes a pheasant is an idiot are they. or have i read it wrong if so i apolagise . ive been around a long time and can honestly say got mates into lurchers all over the uk and honestly cant think of one that wouldnt be chuffed with their lurcher taking a wild pheasant . ime not talking about poults or the ones like chickens freshly released ..in fact ide be surprised if theres many members who wouldnt be chuffed if their lurcher took one . had a deerhound greyhound first cross that took one out of the air on a coursing meet and retreived it straight to my hand ,i had a right bollocking for it but gotta tell you the truth i was chuffed to bits . and most that day said they wish theirs could do it . out for a walk and catch a pheasant..... Who cares!!!Deliberatly go out to kill pheasants around pens and such like...... Idiot!!! Quote Link to post
blan89 159 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 I collected 9 pheasants this morning. 5 cocks and 4 hens. Lot's of road kill this year. I get your drift Lab, but road runners will always be taken by dogs on walks or general mooching in the country. If your purposely hunting dogs near shoots then..... exactly what I'm getting at!!!I hope dan reads this and revokes your invite stewie.... Lol lol why tho??? am i wrong mate??? if pheasants had any brains would they be any use on a shoot?? ive told you before i did a year studying keeping at collage after beating and helping out on a shoot since i was 7!! im not saying its not hard work mate far from it BUT when you compare a reared pheasant to a wild grouse, they really are as thick as a gers fan is this where you think you've learned something... A year 'in' college?? Pmsl.. LolChart..... I hope you never misunderstood me mate, I never argue about another mans chosen sport. But this isn't sport, especially killing poults that can't fly strongly. why not? Assuming it's in season and they're adults. another one..... Cause it's f*****g not!!! taking anything with a dog is far more sporting than shooting it imo well if you want to call it a sport then buy some birds, release them then go catch them!! No you'd rather catch what other people have grafted for eh?? i'd never go onto someone elses land and take what's theirs. but if i bought 10,000 chickens and released them i wouldn't complain when people killed them off my land. Quote Link to post
Lab 10,979 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 I collected 9 pheasants this morning. 5 cocks and 4 hens. Lot's of road kill this year. I get your drift Lab, but road runners will always be taken by dogs on walks or general mooching in the country. If your purposely hunting dogs near shoots then..... exactly what I'm getting at!!!I hope dan reads this and revokes your invite stewie.... Lol lol why tho??? am i wrong mate??? if pheasants had any brains would they be any use on a shoot?? ive told you before i did a year studying keeping at collage after beating and helping out on a shoot since i was 7!! im not saying its not hard work mate far from it BUT when you compare a reared pheasant to a wild grouse, they really are as thick as a gers fan is this where you think you've learned something... A year 'in' college?? Pmsl.. LolChart..... I hope you never misunderstood me mate, I never argue about another mans chosen sport. But this isn't sport, especially killing poults that can't fly strongly. why not? Assuming it's in season and they're adults. another one..... Cause it's f*****g not!!! taking anything with a dog is far more sporting than shooting it imo well if you want to call it a sport then buy some birds, release them then go catch them!! No you'd rather catch what other people have grafted for eh?? i'd never go onto someone elses land and take what's theirs. but if i bought 10,000 chickens and released them i wouldn't complain when people killed them off my land. yes you would!!!!! Quote Link to post
danny300 2,240 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 if there on your permission there fair game Quote Link to post
LAZYBSTARD 225 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 im just doing my bit for the enviroment 1 Quote Link to post
blan89 159 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 I collected 9 pheasants this morning. 5 cocks and 4 hens. Lot's of road kill this year. I get your drift Lab, but road runners will always be taken by dogs on walks or general mooching in the country. If your purposely hunting dogs near shoots then..... exactly what I'm getting at!!!I hope dan reads this and revokes your invite stewie.... Lol lol why tho??? am i wrong mate??? if pheasants had any brains would they be any use on a shoot?? ive told you before i did a year studying keeping at collage after beating and helping out on a shoot since i was 7!! im not saying its not hard work mate far from it BUT when you compare a reared pheasant to a wild grouse, they really are as thick as a gers fan is this where you think you've learned something... A year 'in' college?? Pmsl.. LolChart..... I hope you never misunderstood me mate, I never argue about another mans chosen sport. But this isn't sport, especially killing poults that can't fly strongly. why not? Assuming it's in season and they're adults. another one..... Cause it's f*****g not!!! taking anything with a dog is far more sporting than shooting it imo well if you want to call it a sport then buy some birds, release them then go catch them!! No you'd rather catch what other people have grafted for eh?? i'd never go onto someone elses land and take what's theirs. but if i bought 10,000 chickens and released them i wouldn't complain when people killed them off my land. yes you would!!!!! would I??? lol thanks for clearing that up,i didn't know that. Quote Link to post
chartpolski 25,955 Posted November 6, 2011 Report Share Posted November 6, 2011 The people who are so against a Lurcher taking the odd pheasant... would be happy to see your dogs taking corvids, but the origional question was about taking "FEATHER"; to a Lurcher owner, feather is feather, don't make much difference what type it is. If it's edible; all the better ! Cheers. 2 Quote Link to post
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