Unbelievable!

[Underdog 2,337]

Nipped out for the last hour with this Chinese wonder!

Off hand woodie on clover off hand at thirty yards.

The unbelievable thing was the rabbit shot next!

My little dog retrieved it! Yep, this little three year old dog had not seen a rabbit until last autumn, would not walk to heel, sit or stay and any hope of retrieving was a very distant dream but tonight she brought her first back to me :-).

Ended the day on a high note :-).

 

U.

Edited May 16, 2016 by Underdog

[Rez 4,957]

Jesus, your post made me smile. Even showed the mrs. Shooting man, and the dog is a diamond.

 

Nice one.

[The one 8,400]

Worth going out then ? you sure look happy enough

[si brown 8,486]

mans best friend

you've certainly taken to the chinese wonder

atb si

[mattwhite 1,993]

Cracking shooting U.

Th dog is looking almost as pleased as you.

[chrismdd 787]

Great last photo all look very happy bar one.

[Underdog 2,337]

Thanks gents ?

[Jonjon79 13,355]

That dog's fantastic

 

I hope you keep putting her in the pics and giving updates on what she's been up to

[philpot 4,933]

A friend of mine who writes for Airgun Shooter mag has two lurchers which are his best pals and takes them to retreive every time he is out. lovely dogs, really tempted to get one myself.

 

Phil

[j j m 6,483]

Well done mate

[charlie caller 3,654]

A friend of mine who writes for Airgun Shooter mag has two lurchers which are his best pals and takes them to retreive every time he is out. lovely dogs, really tempted to get one myself.

 

Phil

I have mixed feelings about using a lurcher as a retriever, not saying there is anything wrong with it, having worked lurchers for some years, I cant help feeling the dog should be catching the rabbit, rather than just fetching it, lamping with a good dog is one of the most exciting forms of rabbit hunting possible, nice beddy whippet by the way op.

[just-A-snap 1,269]

Always good to see good honest happiness in this world, glad for you.

 

All the best

[Underdog 2,337]

 

 

A friend of mine who writes for Airgun Shooter mag has two lurchers which are his best pals and takes them to retreive every time he is out. lovely dogs, really tempted to get one myself.

 

Phil

I have mixed feelings about using a lurcher as a retriever, not saying there is anything wrong with it, having worked lurchers for some years, I cant help feeling the dog should be catching the rabbit, rather than just fetching it, lamping with a good dog is one of the most exciting forms of rabbit hunting possible, nice beddy whippet by the way op.

I understand that completely.

This little bitch has ended with a shooting man though and it is quite clear she is adapting to working with a gun!

Last night she went on point once waiting for me to shoot and on another occasion chose to stand and wait for the gun instead of chase!

Now on the way home in nearly dark she hunted a rabbit by her self. It was as though the gun was finished with now and I will have a go!

I am already looking forward to autum nights with a torch with her and a squatting rabbit;-)

 

Thanks all.

 

U.