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For fucks sake. I think someone's gonna spot the big beam of light piercing the countryside more than there gonna notice a white dog at night and anything is gonna spot a dog travelling towards it at

Same as if you use a black dog you can't find it if you turn the lamp of

If you are lamping on a proper stormy night walking into the wind the only thing the rabbit should see is the beam of light by the time it sees the dog it's over and as a lot of modern lampers seem to

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Old wives tale the white dog lamping story. I have a bitch that is predominately white and I graft her constantly on the lamp. She does fine.

i agree , i had a fully white bitch that once caught 96 rabbits in a night lamping , im confident in saying she wouldnt have caught more if she was brindle or black.

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Old wives tale the white dog lamping story. I have a bitch that is predominately white and I graft her constantly on the lamp. She does fine.

i agree , i had a fully white bitch that once caught 96 rabbits in a night lamping , im confident in saying she wouldnt have caught more if she was brindle or black.
yeah that's a terrible number for one dog to catch In a night I'd give up the ghost while your ahead?
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Could be florescent pink it won't make a jot of difference apart from you can see it better lol . I would have thought anyway. Even if rabbits can see florescent pink when they have a blitz in the face would it matter any way

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I find it easier with my white dog rather then my black tan when I'm lamping whites alot easier to keep lamp on at distance

I find myself loosing site alot easier of the blact tan on big slips

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We have a black dog and a red bitch both who do well in the lamp, the black dog is invisible once he's out of the lamp which I personally don't like. Once he was very slow to return (unusual for him as he is always back quick to heel with or without a catch) and I remember thinking where would we ever begin to look for him if the stupid sod has knocked himself out or worse! You could literally trip over him before you'd see him. Flashing/glow in the dark collars look great and would help with cars if they go to the road but I can't bring myself to run the dogs with collars on after one got caught by the collar in a drain once and half drowned, left him shy of wire, drains and ditches for ages. Starting a new dog this year and she is a real blondie colour so be good to see if the black the red or the white comes out top dog ?

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