Smashing Through Cover And Fences

[killing crew 2,708]

its not idel but wouldnt have it any other way. heres a few war wound on my bitch she just doesnt ease up. front left leg

back left leg

scar above right eye and the one in the center of her head she did as a pup hit a barb wire fence flat out ripped her fore head back could see her skull

shes got a few more wounds on the out side of back legs had has had 15 staples in her chest but shes none the worse for it

any lads got any pics of there dogs with cuts feel free to add

 

[Desmond 480]

Ive got more wounds on me face :laugh:

[Millet 4,497]

I have a mate here that has a dog that ressembles a patch work quilt.. ..and i had the same dog out 2 day's ago and something got up in the nest field and the same dog hit the top strand of barb jumping at full speed..luckely it was old barb and it snapped. ..i would hate to think what the dog would of looked like if it was new barb..

[killing crew 2,708]

well do go to ground and through hedges rather quick at the first sign of the police or keeper. them lads in afganistan could learn a trick or 2 off you the would never get hit

[fitchet 788]

Mine goes through cover like its not there same as my bull x. Hes cuaght a few that have hit cover and just sat there

[low plains drifter 11,306]

Thought this was about garden hopping when I read the title lol,seen a few dogs that pull up a good few feet from hedges and miss out on a lot of catches,bet that little red bitch takes some getting away from very nice

[Tiny 7 1,694]

God loves a tryer

 

 

 

I like a dog that works cover ect.Cant stand seeing dogs pull at cover/fences miss a hell of a lot of stuff.

 

 

Only thing about dogs like this ''if'' they make old bones little niggleing injurys start telling after a few yrs or wear but like yourself wouldnt have mine any other way

[killing crew 2,708]

this will kick a fuss up but seen a good few dogs pull up at hedges that have been lamped. i never lamp my dogs because of this reason

[killing crew 2,708]

Thought this was about garden hopping when I read the title lol,seen a few dogs that pull up a good few feet from hedges and miss out on a lot of catches,bet that little red bitch takes some getting away from very nice

it wouldnt be garden hopping if they was smashing through them i was always taught to jump the fences when garden hopping yeh little bitch does me proud pal

[Desmond 480]

well do go to ground and through hedges rather quick at the first sign of the police or keeper. them lads in afganistan could learn a trick or 2 off you the would never get hit

:laugh:

[Saluki246 1,053]

this will kick a fuss up but seen a good few dogs pull up at hedges that have been lamped. i never lamp my dogs because of this reason

 

A few have mention this to me about not to lamp them if you want them for the daytime. I get confused lol.

The pup i have now, is 12 month, have lamped her a couple of times, but am now sticking to daytime with her. What i would be worried about is them loosing confidence if they keep missing the hare when they have not got experience on perfecting their strike with rabbits. Would it be better so if they get the experience with the hares in the day rather them the odd nights lamping for rabbits till they learn how to strike?

[arcticgun 4,548]

 

well do go to ground and through hedges rather quick at the first sign of the police or keeper. them lads in afganistan could learn a trick or 2 off you the would never get hit

:laugh:

 

if they had sent desmond out to sort the war it would of been settled by best of three down humberside and fish and chips at pickering bought by the looser

[Desmond 480]

Thought this was about garden hopping when I read the title lol,seen a few dogs that pull up a good few feet from hedges and miss out on a lot of catches,bet that little red bitch takes some getting away from very nice

If she goes into a wood,hedge,farmyard etc its unlucky for old puss

[fitchet 788]

this will kick a fuss up but seen a good few dogs pull up at hedges that have been lamped. i never lamp my dogs because of this reason

My bull x is mainly used for lamping and my coursing dog does a fair bit of lamping I've never seen them pull up at a hedge in the daytime. I have seen some who were started on the lamp pull up at hedges and fences.

[Desmond 480]

 

 

well do go to ground and through hedges rather quick at the first sign of the police or keeper. them lads in afganistan could learn a trick or 2 off you the would never get hit

:laugh:

 

if they had sent desmond out to sort the war it would of been settled by best of three down humberside and fish and chips at pickering bought by the looser

 

Its just aswell they never sent you,theres no f***ing fish shop at rushyford :laugh: