New lamping video

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4 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Them dogs wouldn't stand a chance on a Leicestershire rabbit 

you tell um blacky....

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1 hour ago, TOMO said:

cheers for that ....thats a real nice offer

but honestly mate im not that bothered ....i would just have done it ..had i met him...

you know him then elchapo...you train at strength asylum ?

I don’t do any training , think I’ve been in a gym twice in my whole life , I’m lucky that I have a  natural Slim physique so I can eat what I like and still look like a racing snake lol  

, And I’m good mates with his wife’s sister , wait lifting and body building isn’t realy my thing but if you wanted it signed I could of got it done for you hence the offer but I suppose , having a book signed by someone means more if you get it signed yourself , we rang him up one night after acouple beers and asked for some Free  tickets to go watch Him fight ( when he was ment be fighting that other big fecker)   But then when we sobered up and realised it was going to be in Vegas we decided not to lol 

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1 hour ago, Black neck said:

Them dogs wouldn't stand a chance on a Leicestershire rabbit 

Behave .......

 

 

no rabbits in Leicester

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1 hour ago, Black neck said:

Them dogs wouldn't stand a chance on a Leicestershire rabbit 

Or a Wrexham one  

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3 hours ago, Jezzadevon said:

Trev 70 awesome animals really enjoyed

Some catches from the past mate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YC39DqhXKjI

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On 15/11/2020 at 23:33, Kalibrgun said:

Dales rabbits are far easier than those on arable land fact I've ran all over the country on different perms and up the dales an easy steady night is 40/50+. 100+ if you wanna stay out a while. 

Is that with one dog ?

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On 15/11/2020 at 23:43, OldPhil said:

 With rabbiting,..you can only catch what is there to catch...

Its a big old country when you start travelling around, and it takes a versatile jukel to consistently , 'attend to business', on unfamiliar  ground..

I stay close to home now, and just ferret the long hedgerow warrens, in the Southern counties.

A whippet sized cur does just right, especially when getting down and dirty, in the ditch bottoms...

Hardly the stuff of legend, but perfectly adequate for the task in hand...

 

 

Exactly 

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37 minutes ago, Loton Moocher said:

Is that with one dog ?

Yeah one dog

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3 minutes ago, Kalibrgun said:

Yeah one dog

A dog that could catch 100 rabbits a day or night on our terrain wunna be a dog it be a miracle

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7 hours ago, Elchapo said:

Behave .......

 

 

no rabbits in Leicester

Theres 2

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1 hour ago, Black neck said:

Theres 2

Your next door neighbor pet ones don’t count blacky lol 

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10 hours ago, Loton Moocher said:

A dog that could catch 100 rabbits a day or night on our terrain wunna be a dog it be a miracle

How's it need to be a miracle dales rabbits are easy very easy if you've never seen big numbers up the dales or don't believe it happens regular I think you need out the dog game 

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3 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

So how many folk commenting have had 70/80/90 or even a ton of easy dales rabbits

ive done the ton ....i think 3 times.....everytime with 2 of us out....so not that many 

i have however done 50 plus  many times ....

the best ive done solo with one dog 63

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10 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

So how many folk commenting have had 70/80/90 or even a ton of easy dales rabbits

not me never been up the dales but I’ve only just commented people getting all twitchy bummed over what other people’s dogs are doing do people actually care what others dogs are doing? 

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the thing is ...in general rabbits up the dales can be easier.....the fact that there are more than most other places helps with the bigger bags...

now my old dog that was pts in the summer at 11.....i rated this bitch as the best ive owned at lamping rabbits.....her first proper night out lamping was actualy down in suffolk on a heath....where they are notoriously hard to catch....she had 15 ....

the thing is dogs should be able to catch anywhere within reason ...and whilst i spend most of my spare time hunting up north...the dogs still catch down here on this flat arable land with thin hedges