Anybody losing their love for the game?

[Qbgrey 3,968]

On 01/08/2019 at 17:50, C.green said:

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.

I know what you mean,but if you got the bug years back its easy to tire,and let the game run free,the vermin are changing,the rules change.i wish i could carry on,really

[Rabbit Hunter 6,608]

99% of the lads that are at the terrier and lurcher game in their teens soon lose interest and move on in life, but for some it is a way of life and no other life will do!

I’m not sure what it is that grips hold, but it must be from deep within the ‘hunting’ gene still being strong.

My Mam always says if she knew how deep I’d get myself with dogs she would have never let me have one as a kid

But at the same time, most of the lads I grew up with have gotten themselves onto a different and wrong path, so maybe being out in the fields ain’t such a bad thing?

[terryd 8,024]

On 01/08/2019 at 16:24, stormyboy said:

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. 

So true in fact I often pray my dog doesn't find any thing. But it's not just the lurcher work. Walking the lanes with a sneaky stop net in ya pocket.

Or just having wander

A bit of company in the hide

We love just being out there doing what ever it don't matter. If you have a nice quiet hound well disciplined it must be a complete joy. Unfortunately mooching with my dog is a bit like mooching with a sherman tank  

But we don't care

[Jobi 387]

I used to love mooching on a weekend with a lurcher and a busber, just wish I had the time for another lurcher. 

[forest of dean redneck 11,183]

2 hours ago, terryd said:

So true in fact I often pray my dog doesn't find any thing. But it's not just the lurcher work. Walking the lanes with a sneaky stop net in ya pocket.

Or just having wander

A bit of company in the hide

We love just being out there doing what ever it don't matter. If you have a nice quiet hound well disciplined it must be a complete joy. Unfortunately mooching with my dog is a bit like mooching with a sherman tank  

But we don't care

So it was you who stole the combine harvester

[Stephen unwin. 255]

On 27/07/2019 at 11:09, fred90 said:

you say its easily avoided?.majority of farmers and land owners are miserable bxxxtards who won't let anyone near there land. they veiw everything with suspicion. it's near impossible to get permission poaching is the only way if you want to go

All tell yer why their miserable suspicious b*****ds coz some slags a few weeks ago emptied ar diesel tank nicked the hilux and a jcb bucket. Think that,d probably mek you the same 

[Daniel cain 42,800]

only ever had permission for digging and ferretting,so done my fair share of fence hopping.....last few yrs go out with a good lad who got loads for lamping.....take all night to do 1 farm.....drive the land with no damage....there's hundreds of thousands of  pounds worth of plant machines etc lying around,quads 4x4 trucks ...fuel bowsers etc.never once has it crossed my mind or anyone I bother with to rob a landowner that's given us his/her trust....if they want stuff left then it's left...they ask for something to be removed then it's gone.....have been out when the keeper has called with idiots on the land and we have helped apprehend them........if they that f***ing thick,you deserve all you get rocking up on keepered estates thinking you can do as you please in my book....problem is everyone gets tarred with the same brush

 

[fred90 3,089]

16 minutes ago, Stephen unwin. said:

All tell yer why their miserable suspicious b*****ds coz some slags a few weeks ago emptied ar diesel tank nicked the hilux and a jcb bucket. Think that,d probably mek you the same 

there you go again anybody who wants to catch rabbits will empty your diesel tank and take a hilux and jcb bucket. wake up to the fact that it's the same cnuts that burgle houses and steal in towns are doing it to you in the countryside. Real dog lads and poachers won't cause any problems. 

[Stephen unwin. 255]

1 minute ago, fred90 said:

there you go again anybody who wants to catch rabbits will empty your diesel tank and take a hilux and jcb bucket. wake up to the fact that it's the same cnuts that burgle houses and steal in towns are doing it to you in the countryside. Real dog lads and poachers won't cause any problems. 

I know that bud and most farmers do am just saying why their paranoid 

[fred90 3,089]

2 minutes ago, Stephen unwin. said:

I know that bud and most farmers do am just saying why their paranoid 

[Daniel cain 42,800]

6 minutes ago, fred90 said:

there you go again anybody who wants to catch rabbits will empty your diesel tank and take a hilux and jcb bucket. wake up to the fact that it's the same cnuts that burgle houses and steal in towns are doing it to you in the countryside. Real dog lads and poachers won't cause any problems. 

same lads that do house creepers round here are out rinsing farm quads up and down the uk every night of the week.....the amount of moto x bikes that go missing around here is a joke.....always cctv of the theives on foolsbook etc and big rewards for information.....few lads I work with had been had and it's not nice,taking little kids quads etc,lowest of the low

[fred90 3,089]

1 minute ago, Daniel cain said:

same lads that do house creepers round here are out rinsing farm quads up and down the uk every night of the week.....the amount of moto x bikes that go missing around here is a joke.....always cctv of the theives on foolsbook etc and big rewards for information.....few lads I work with had been had and it's not nice,taking little kids quads etc,lowest of the low

totally agree with you there mate. on a lesser note I had clothing nicked of my washing line last year strangely enough they didn't take my fxxxcking work clothes. 

[stormyboy 1,352]

3 hours ago, terryd said:

So true in fact I often pray my dog doesn't find any thing. But it's not just the lurcher work. Walking the lanes with a sneaky stop net in ya pocket.

Or just having wander

A bit of company in the hide

We love just being out there doing what ever it don't matter. If you have a nice quiet hound well disciplined it must be a complete joy. Unfortunately mooching with my dog is a bit like mooching with a sherman tank  

But we don't care

Enjoy your posts on moochers Terry, you and the dog have some good little outings. 

(Jack frost on there)

[milliken 790]

Me and This dog served are apprenticeship together got him at six weeks at six year old the vet told me he had heart mumur and fluid in his lungs advised me to pts or keep in house and on pill the rest his life so I told the vet id pts he told me sure take him home and come bk tomorrow so of lamping we that night we had a decent night and never went bk to vet for another 3 years and id say we hunted 4 days a week taking most stuff

[Daniel cain 42,800]

19 minutes ago, fred90 said:

totally agree with you there mate. on a lesser note I had clothing nicked of my washing line last year strangely enough they didn't take my fxxxcking work clothes. 

scummy cnutsI've had old muddy wet digging boots go for walkies from front porch in the past......back In the 90's I came home from holidays with a load of Calvin Klein boxer shorts.....first time they was washed some cnut jumped the fence and took emthey was f***ing knockoffs anyway

joys of living on a council estate