alongside lurchers

[foley999 5]

anyone ever work a pointer when hunting hares with there running dogs ....and how did it go

[paulus 26]

anyone ever work a pointer when hunting hares with there running dogs ....and how did it go

pointy and forward

[J.DOG 1,355]

anyone ever work a pointer when hunting hares with there running dogs ....and how did it go

pointy and forward

 

I see your point

 

 

[theirishlad 7]

thought about it but using setters something to try

[dytkos 17,608]

anyone ever work a pointer when hunting hares with there running dogs ....and how did it go

pointy and forward

 

I see your point

 

Thanks for pointing that out!

 

Cheers, D.

Edited June 29, 2012 by dytkos

[troter58 1,711]

anyone ever work a pointer when hunting hares with there running dogs ....and how did it go

pointy and forward

 

I see your point

 

Thanks for pointing that out!

 

Cheers, D.

can not see the point in all this pointing thing lads

[skycat 6,173]

A good lurcher is quite capable of finding its own game: no need for a pointer if the dog has the nose and the opportunity to practice its hunting skills as opposed to just being slipped on something that has already been put up. I love seeing a lurcher working the land, using nose and eyes as it quarters a field looking for scent.

[Giro 2,648]

Could see benifits of flushing them. If you wanted to give them some law ??

 

My dogs have hit hares on the seat good if your hunting for food,if you out for a few chases its not so great..

 

Horses of courses

[J.DOG 1,355]

anyone ever work a pointer when hunting hares with there running dogs ....and how did it go

pointy and forward

 

I see your point

 

Thanks for pointing that out!

 

Cheers, D.

can not see the point in all this pointing thing lads

 

Good point it's a pointless thing to do