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Lamped Hare  

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  1. 1. Difficulty

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I hear so much about how people make out hares on the lamp to be such and easy target for any lurcher no matter the size or shape. yes a daytime hare will run better and its more of a test for any dog but personally i do not think they are anywhere as easy as people make them out to be, in my eyes they cannot be blinded by the lamp as much as people like to make out other wise how do they perform there amazing maneuvers to escape the strike of the dog at that split second, then depending on the land you lamp you have the brows which do not make things easier.

 

just wondering what everyone elses view on a lamp hare. and ask you to vote on the poll.

 

 

W.h

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:whistling: Stand in a gateway (escape route) put the lamp on and watch puss running towards you, easy :whistling:

 

whats the point in voting...

 

Hares will jump stone walls when under pressure. I have seen them do it numerous times.

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It all depends on the type of land you run them on. A recently deceased friend of mine who lived near to colne would not run them at night as it was just to easy, small fields, stone walls nowhere to go. Yet where i live they are very difficult, open country, sparse hedging, long slips all make it difficult which i like, its good sport and when the dog catches it has done well to achieve its aim. A dog must be very fast here, good on the turn with a good mouth with enough wind to keep at it. I have seen good fen dogs and good daytime single handed dogs run hares at night here and they couldnt even put a bend in the hare. Now this statement is not disrespecting that type of dog its merely pointing out the differences required for different types of land. Horses for courses and all that.

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why do people come out with such foolish coments , all it shows is there sheer lack of experiance.

 

there are certain areas where a hare will get lifted very easy on the lamp . and others where its just not going to hapen.

 

some of the land i hunt the hares are over a brow in the field and gone. you stand almost no chance on the lamp.

 

dont get me wrong , theres no finer test for a dog than a strong winter hare daytime.

 

but the only ones fooling them selvs are people that think all hares lamped are easy :no:

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It all depends on the type of land you run them on. A recently deceased friend of mine who lived near to colne would not run them at night as it was just to easy, small fields, stone walls nowhere to go. Yet where i live they are very difficult, open country, sparse hedging, long slips all make it difficult which i like, its good sport and when the dog catches it has done well to achieve its aim. A dog must be very fast here, good on the turn with a good mouth with enough wind to keep at it. I have seen good fen dogs and good daytime single handed dogs run hares at night here and they couldnt even put a bend in the hare. Now this statement is not disrespecting that type of dog its merely pointing out the differences required for different types of land. Horses for courses and all that.
are you talking about RL....????if so hes had some decent stuff through his kennels ... :thumbs:
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:whistling: Stand in a gateway (escape route) put the lamp on and watch puss running towards you, easy :whistling:

 

whats the point in voting...

 

if you think thats what all hares do, you are deluding yourself

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Spot on TOMO

 

i just dont appriciate it when people just say that all hares on lamp are easy without taking into consideration the land that the hares are run on etc.

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