lamping breeds

[Guest tagwag]

i was wondering what the most unusual/unsuitable breed or type of dog you have lamped with?

i keep trying my border terriers and my rottie who is getting the hang of it!

[Simoman 110]

Used to lamp with a border collie, now having a go with a GSD

[Stabs 3]

 

 

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[byron 1,256]

Used to lamp with a border collie, now having a go with a GSD

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same hear matey will run owt catching another matter.stick across a grew or other way round if its keen enough you will have the best of both worlds as long as its got a straight back of course not them slopey backed hippy types

[chartpolski 27,363]

Stabs, how the hell do I post a photo on this thread?

Cheers.

[Simoman 110]

Used to lamp with a border collie, now having a go with a GSD

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same hear matey will run owt catching another matter.stick across a grew or other way round if its keen enough you will have the best of both worlds as long as its got a straight back of course not them slopey backed hippy types

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Mine are fit, one is 70lb 25in, the other 60lb 24in. Both small and light from European working lines. Just started lamping younger dog, very quick learning to look down the beam and fast enough, but only had half dozen runs, no catches as the dog needs to learn, loses lots of ground when he realises the rabbits actually turn :11: Will have to wait for new battery as old one has died. Will post photos when learn how

 

Stabs have you lamped with yours?

[Stabs 3]

I used to lamp with that dog all the time Simoman. He's a bit old now though but he was alright on sitters in his day :11: If they got up though he'd struggle

 

 

 

Chart....you've got to join photobucket or something similar and upload your pics on there and then you can bang them on here mate

[Guest Nightwalker]

I have had huge fun and a lot of kills lamping with terriers - I often do this on very rough ground unsuitable for longdogs and have also lamped with collies and an alsatian

[Simoman 110]

This is my younger dog, good stamina and pretty quick for a shepherd. Works well with terrier and should be ok on the lamp

[Guest chilli]

 

 

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[Kye 77]

Me and FR had some fun recently lamping Cottontails with a bitch that is know a shade under 31" and just 12 months old!...lol...Shes a Staghound...probably not the best type, but we didnt tell her that.

Maybe if FR reads this he could put a pic up.

Kye,..

 

PS...the male i have is one of the best lamp dogs ive seen in along time for his size...he is 29"...

[king 12,022]

i was wondering what the most unusual/unsuitable breed or type of dog you have lamped with?

i keep trying my border terriers and my rottie who is   getting the hang of it!

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used to go lamping with my sausage dog 9" 8lb loads of rabbit. and fox single handed not to good on hare or deer

[Simoman 110]

i was wondering what the most unusual/unsuitable breed or type of dog you have lamped with?

i keep trying my border terriers and my rottie who is   getting the hang of it!

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used to go lamping with my sausage dog 9" 8lb loads of rabbit. and fox single handed not to good on hare or deer

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[Guest longears]

i have had a few 1st cross collie greyhounds they are a brilliant dogs on the lamp this wood be my 1st choice of lamping dog

[shaun v 3]

ive took the wife out but she hasnt got much wind, she's good at retrieving the remote control :11: