tb25 4,627 Posted December 15, 2015 Report Share Posted December 15, 2015 Cum bum ffs lol Quote Link to post
dytkos 17,979 Posted December 15, 2015 Report Share Posted December 15, 2015 RIGHT LADS ALL OF YOU,, AND ME,, US,, LAMPERS OF GREAT BRITAIN,, AND SCOTLAND,, YOU KNOW THE MOST IMPORTANT THING OF ALL AND IM REALLY SERIOUS, MAKE SURE YOU RESTOCK WARRENS THAT NEEDS IT OR,,, OUR,, MINE,, YOUR GREAT SPORT AND LOVE OF LAMPING WILL BE JUST A DISTANT MEMORY. CONSERVATION MY DEAR WATSON,, you all best listen to uncle swg dave, or I assure you,, OLD SHOOSH WILL BE A REMINISENCE OF FOLKLORE OF A BYGONE AGE. PLEASE PLEASE LISTEN TO MY WORDS,, YES I SPEAK WITH NO FORK IN MY TOUNGE...... AND I PROMISE EACH AND EVERY 1 OF YOU,, I WILL NEVER LET THIS SUBJECT LYE, REMEMBER ITS NOT ABOUT SLAUGHTER ITS ABOUT MANAGING THE SHOOSH POPULATION IN A ACCEPTABLE LEVEL, THEY ARE NOT A NATIVE , BUT THEY ARE HERE SO LET US,,, SPIRITS OF THE NIGHT,, MAKE SURE OLD SHOOSH.. HAS FREE RUN OF OUR GREEN AND PLEASENT LAND WITHOUT ALLOWING THEM TO DESTROY IT,,, THEY DESERVE THAHT MUCH.. Great sentiments! You on the ale Dave? Cheers, D. 3 Quote Link to post
flipbull 1,139 Posted December 15, 2015 Report Share Posted December 15, 2015 Give the pup a slip on a rabbit on the fringe of a forest plantation tonight after a few turns the rabbit ran out onto a gravel road as the dog was about to pick it up it shot straight up vertical it must of gone 4ft I've never seen a rabbit jump so high.have you seen rabbits jump 4ft plus. Rabbits are no different to most of the critters that we pursue,...life is precious,..everything wants to live,...and I've seen Hares, Foxes and Deer take evasive action on many ocassions... It is their job to survive, and our task as hunters,...to capture them.. This image is just one picture, from a series of action shots, taken by my late friend Adrian Sole... I well remember the day... It was freezing,..a biting cold North wind cutting across the large open warren... Wiltshire's Salisbury Plain,. can be a realy harsh place and the rabbits that live, deep in the ancient chalk warrens, rarely give up their furry jackets without providing a tough test, for even the quickest of jukels... That ferreting trip was destined to be Adrian's last day out with me.. He was suffering with Lung Cancer,... and died a few weeks later. He left me a batch of excellant and quite exceptional snaps,..and said,.."Phil,..I would be so proud if you could ever use them in a book or a magazine article,...I know that I'll not be here to see them,..but, I enjoyed having the chance to take them".... So, as requested, I have kept the little man's legacy safe,..and I will honour it.... In saying this,..I really do miss that brave wee guy.... Says something about the man who took the picture being out in that weather with an ilness like that. RIP. Best action picture I have seen on THL that Phil and well done for honouring Adrian. 2 Quote Link to post
jcm 2,327 Posted December 15, 2015 Report Share Posted December 15, 2015 Seen rabbit jump in the air only for the dog to grab them before they hit the floor Quote Link to post
dytkos 17,979 Posted December 16, 2015 Report Share Posted December 16, 2015 Seen rabbit jump in the air only for the dog to grab them before they hit the floor Really!!!! Cheers, D. 1 Quote Link to post
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