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Maximus, he wants it for rabbits and foxes on lamp and retrieving crows. Ya I was thinking they'd be fair heavy; it's his choice though. I presume they'll all be rough coated?

Hi lads a friend is looking for a new pup and he just showed me this ad: http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/dogs/4259943 Are they worth buying? I was also wondering why someone breed a 7/8 deerhound like the sire? atb

I'm fully aware of that Ray and I said I'm not going to, I'm merely curious about the behaviour of them.

I was talking to an old farmer who used to lamp the occasional deer today. He said that the best kind of weather to get them was dry bright windy nights; he reckoned that they used be able to see what they were doing better. Is there any truth to what he said? I've never lamped deer and I have no intention of doing it I'm simply curious, also I wouldn't want my gun to be taken away from me.

Dirty c**ts, we all know the ethnic group who are doing it too

Will you post up the link please, I can't find them

Ya got a cub last Friday, called it to 20 ft no bother. I want to get rid of a lot of foxes for a man who's starting lambing outside this year; that's why I got the dog. He's 1/4 pit 3/4 grey, serious lad but very unfit. you might need a lad with a terrier as well to help you as you wont get them all on the lamp. a farmer i know has seen a fox walking around his sheep already but he will be taking them in when there lambing I can take a loan of one of my buddies dogs, he's gone to Australia but his patterdale still stays on his old mans farm. once you know what your at bud if not ge

Ya got a cub last Friday, called it to 20 ft no bother. I want to get rid of a lot of foxes for a man who's starting lambing outside this year; that's why I got the dog. He's 1/4 pit 3/4 grey, serious lad but very unfit. you might need a lad with a terrier as well to help you as you wont get them all on the lamp. a farmer i know has seen a fox walking around his sheep already but he will be taking them in when there lambing I can take a loan of one of my buddies dogs, he's gone to Australia but his patterdale still stays on his old mans farm.

Ya got a cub last Friday, called it to 20 ft no bother. I want to get rid of a lot of foxes for a man who's starting lambing outside this year; that's why I got the dog. He's 1/4 pit 3/4 grey, serious lad but very unfit.

If you need to ask that question, take up another hobby Cheers, D. I thought that one of the aims of this forum was to help people that are new to the game? Thanks for that anyway ya f****n prick.

Sorry I phrased that wrongly. What's the maximum distance that the fox has been called to that you'd slip the dog?

Alright lads, How close do ye call foxes in before slipping the dog? atb

That dog looks f*****g starved

We have champagne over here .......... It's over here too but this is a more functional gift for him. Sound, ya I brought him for a 4 mile walk this morning before college; he was bate after it. I do but he's well marked so I won't be posting any.

I went over to my friend earlier and he wouldn't take any cash so I offered to do milk the cows on Saturday and Sunday for his brothers wedding