Anybody losing their love for the game?

[Crackers 807]

8 minutes ago, milliken said:

definitely no hindrance it keeps me sane no better feeling than watching your own hounds working hard across open ground then marking to ground makes all them early mornings and late nights worth it

That’s what keeps us all going watching the dogs work that’s why we do it

[sandymere 8,260]

Loving it

A boy and his dog

[fred90 3,088]

the ban has never meant much to me. I only really keep little rabbit dogs. I used to lamp and had dogs that could take a few hares lamping. they weren't hare dogs by any means. never had time for organised meets either. now dogs that can find there hare in the daytime, put it up and catch it on its own ground that is a thing of beauty and a true sport. 

[Black neck 15,161]

5 minutes ago, fred90 said:

the ban has never meant much to me. I only really keep little rabbit dogs. I used to lamp and had dogs that could take a few hares lamping. they weren't hare dogs by any means. never had time for organised meets either. now dogs that can find there hare in the daytime, put it up and catch it on its own ground that is a thing of beauty and a true sport. 

Soup d,jour moname 

As the French say

[Aussie Whip 3,822]

On 30/07/2019 at 04:28, Black neck said:

Soup d,jour moname 

As the French say

No, I'll have a pie(hold the snails).

[Black neck 15,161]

5 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:

No, I'll have a pie(hold the snails).

Mange tout rodney 

[Aussie Whip 3,822]

1 hour ago, Black neck said:

Mange tout rodney 

Frontline Plus should sort Rod out.

[Black neck 15,161]

4 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:

Frontline Plus should sort Rod out.

Cheers the whip I'll tell him

[billhardy 2,341]

On 29 July 2019 at 19:21, fred90 said:

the ban has never meant much to me. I only really keep little rabbit dogs. I used to lamp and had dogs that could take a few hares lamping. they weren't hare dogs by any means. never had time for organised meets either. now dogs that can find there hare in the daytime, put it up and catch it on its own ground that is a thing of beauty and a true sport. 

And kill em in there natural environment woodland forestry  his top mooching,nowt like lifting one ranking it catching it out a sight and fa a good half mile retrieve .atb bill

[zx12edge 1,001]

Not as obsessed as i was  but still enjoy getting out with the dogs get a buzz watching them pick up a scent and working it out. Of all the interests i have had that have come and gone running dogs are the only one that have been constant throughout my life   

[Phil Lloyd 10,736]

I love the mouching game,...alongside my Wife,..it is my life...

[stormyboy 1,352]

I found the desire for the kill has diminished, my dogs were primarily lamp dogs and working with the terriers. All about catching as much as possible. I enjoy mooching more these days, watching the whippet hunt up and find. The kill is secondary. 

[Qbgrey 3,968]

After bieng out every night exercise dogs before bed,and winter atleast 4 nights a week proper lamping,for 20yrs im starting to tire,did,nt help losing 3 young dogs along the way.im fighting with it tbh,my ole dog heres 10,still great but when hes gone i reckon im done.pet dashund for the kids,me well i will stare memersised into the wood burner dreaming of lamping.

[C.green 3,203]

Said to someone other day if ya can jack it you never had the bug in first place.  If your one of those that walks a field thinking of better places to be then the game aint for you.

[king 11,663]

11 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

What about if that better place is the next field

Well in that case.

Turn the dimmer down and give it a quick scan.