feral goats in action

[cúagusgiorraí 57]

hey jiggy, when your out for the feral goats, do you ever try catch a few feral sheep? I would prefer lamb/mutton to goat.

[jigsaw 11,902]

Cuagusgiorrai(where the hell did the name come from)Ive never encountered wild sheep,well how do you tell if there ferral or not.try telling a farmer that you shot his sheep cause you thought it was ferral, you need permission from landowners and my mate has the permit of some form for it.you obviously just cant go shooting/catching any goat you see up on the hills.it must be established the goats are pure ferral and not after straying from some farmers property.from what ive seen once the dog is used for goats then they are a serious threat to sheep also,if you partake in other forms of field sport i wouldnt be inclined to used my dogs in this manner for obvious reasons.

[cúagusgiorraí 57]

Cuagusgiorrai(where the hell did the name come from)Ive never encountered wild sheep,well how do you tell if there ferral or not.try telling a farmer that you shot his sheep cause you thought it was ferral, you need permission from landowners and my mate has the permit of some form for it.you obviously just cant go shooting/catching any goat you see up on the hills.it must be established the goats are pure ferral and not after straying from some farmers property.from what ive seen once the dog is used for goats then they are a serious threat to sheep also,if you partake in other forms of field sport i wouldnt be inclined to used my dogs in this manner for obvious reasons.

ok. I was thinking that.

 

If you look at my profile, my username is explained, but I will explain it here for you. " cú agus giorraí " means " hound and hare " in Irish.

[jigsaw 11,902]

MAN THATS DEEP,cu agus giorrai a bit of research went into that i see