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Whats do you all do to prevent stop a youngster from huning hare appart from the obvious,I've a six month old bitch just started hunting hare and I want her for fox,shes beagle/harrier over beagle/border terrier.

 

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It's a tricky one because the beagle bred to hunt hare like a springer iv never owned a gun but all the springers I kept would still hunt a pheasant if one was around only problem for you is a hare will go on for miles where as a pheasant will just fly off once out of cover 

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3 hours ago, fenman1# said:

It's a tricky one because the beagle bred to hunt hare like a springer iv never owned a gun but all the springers I kept would still hunt a pheasant if one was around only problem for you is a hare will go on for miles where as a pheasant will just fly off once out of cover 

It will come back round eventually ?but seriously get some mates together  to act as whips to keep them right. They should soon learn 

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7 hours ago, Gypsydog94 said:

It will come back round eventually ?but seriously get some mates together  to act as whips to keep them right. They should soon learn 

I'll get her out with a few older dogs see if they keep her off them.

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10 hours ago, fenman1# said:

It's a tricky one because the beagle bred to hunt hare like a springer iv never owned a gun but all the springers I kept would still hunt a pheasant if one was around only problem for you is a hare will go on for miles where as a pheasant will just fly off once out of cover 

Hares run in big circles but when they keep getting up deer are worse they really do go for miles.

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2 hours ago, Hatch28 said:

Hares run in big circles but when they keep getting up deer are worse they really do go for miles.

Where I am in southern Ireland fallow deer are everywhere biggest pain in the arse when running any hound type often wasted days hunting looking for hounds that got on deer but did have days where hare took hounds through forestry a few times 

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Hare are the bane of my life with my two beagle/cocker type bitches.

Always tried to center the bushing I do with them around rabbit but hare scent undoubtedly excites them more and they've never even had hold of one.

It can be a chore at times but I try my best to avoid areas that hold hare like the plague. 

A lot of country lanes and the odd main road within a mile or two of where I bush and a pushed out big ears could potentially result in a flattened dog because they will trail the scent like a smackhead to an unlocked shed.

 

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4 hours ago, sambo123 said:

Hare are the bane of my life with my two beagle/cocker type bitches.

Always tried to center the bushing I do with them around rabbit but hare scent undoubtedly excites them more and they've never even had hold of one.

It can be a chore at times but I try my best to avoid areas that hold hare like the plague. 

A lot of country lanes and the odd main road within a mile or two of where I bush and a pushed out big ears could potentially result in a flattened dog because they will trail the scent like a smackhead to an unlocked shed.

 

Talking to an old mate recently and he was telling me how some lads with beagle blooded bushing dogs bushing have this problem also they will line out on roe as well as hare's .

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3 hours ago, tatsblisters said:

Talking to an old mate recently and he was telling me how some lads with beagle blooded bushing dogs bushing have this problem also they will line out on roe as well as hare's .

Plenty of deer round my neck of woods and lots of roads some quiet some busy and that is why as much as i'd love to have a hound type for bushing i can't have one as it will more than likely end bad.

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17 hours ago, Gypsydog94 said:

Probably still to young to be worrying about hunting Cubs are tiny scent is shite. get the recall right ?? Then worry in September 

The problem started when I left her loose in the yard she has access to all the land around plus theres leverts moved into the sheds about the yard thats what kicked her off on them.

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On 07/04/2021 at 09:32, tatsblisters said:

Talking to an old mate recently and he was telling me how some lads with beagle blooded bushing dogs bushing have this problem also they will line out on roe as well as hare's .

Beagle xs became popular / in vogue but a lot of folk are using them for stuff and on ground which isn’t really suited to the x. 

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