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  1. low plains drifter
    Dont know if it's available in ireland yet,but there is a new kitchen,plumbing,general D I Y course on offer at the local college sounds quite handy,might give it a go
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    Seen a couple of her courses 1 quick catch and another longer run,she looks very strong,does'nt like to hang back either from what i saw
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    but spouting of on here about running daytime hares and i dont give a f**k does give us a bad name im not ashamed of what i do are you ? Its a hunting forum mate100 year ago the waterloo cup was the biggest sporting attraction in the country,coursing is still as important to some people
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    Liked sally aswell mate,bet she could flatten them on any land
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    Could be anywhere,unless you visit the same moor all the time,heather all looks alike,yes tommy you can walk about all day and have the place to yourself,brush would be useless up there L.C. it was like walking through a wind tunnel
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    Going back a bit now,but I think it would have to be hammy's nancy in the forley 97,I've watched loads of courses,but never forgot that one
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    It was last sunday,very windy and quite a wet day,saw a good few red aswell as black grouse,and there was dead myxy rabbits lying all over the place
  8. low plains drifter
    Who's the daddy?
  9. low plains drifter
    would the total number of hares taken include the poor fcukers that were booted as they ran down the beam straight into the lamper
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    The land that I run my dogs on looks a lot like the Irish land that i have seen,from what I've heard about the fens,It seems the heavy going on the sticky bottomless winter soil is what seperates the wheat from the chaff,and the strongest hares down there,must have been ran that many times they know all about dogs,and it's all in a days work to outrun all but the very strongest and gamest of dogs
  11. low plains drifter
    Cheers gorger hard to tell they all look alike with the cream/red coats
  12. low plains drifter
    same old shit then wizz bangers an plodders No mate just the terrier influence over the patience of a sighthound
  13. low plains drifter
    yes it's from an old video from 1998 copied onto a dvd,nice tight running style,and dont like to settle in behind the hare,just want to make a catch,wonder if that is why some of them struggled with the fen hares later in the season,very nice to watch on small land though with the constant pressure style
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    seen the picture of your shamrock gorger lovely looking bitch she is,one on dvd is running in 1998 so must be another one with same name,all the best with your pups anyway cheers
  15. low plains drifter
    Just been sorting through some old coursing dvd's,one of which has some real nice Irish terrier bred stuff running in 1998,there was some confusion on the site recently about the bitch named Irish fly,know there has been some talk lately of a bitch named shamrock,would she be a relation to one from some earlier breeding of the same line also named shamrock ?
  16. low plains drifter
    Was in plain site of the village with only 500 yards of open field to obscure the view and still very light lol another half hour later and the light would have started to fade. these accidents will be the death of me! As the population rises so might the accidents,but what is the alternative,maybe just get a pomeranian hybrid and stick to the footpaths
  17. low plains drifter
    That's a lot different to a Granger or a Cawston,but I would still have it on my wall,better still as a stained glass window,very nice
  18. low plains drifter
    Good to hear of some hares doing so well,used to be like that where I live,until all the lamping and shooting kicked off (mid 90's),could walk the land all day now without seeing a single one,plenty fox,rabbit and deer,but it's not the same without the hares,bitch looking well atb
  19. low plains drifter
    Good to see dogs fit at this time of year,never believed in leaving them to lie about doing nothing during the closed season,not healthy for dogs or us,prefer the bitch with her top coat on though
  20. low plains drifter
    Type caulfields joe in search box there is a picture of him in the first post,must have been some dog atb
  21. low plains drifter
    Note,someone did'nt hang around to collect their sliplead
  22. low plains drifter
    What the fcuk's happening I've just seen cornfield joe run across my screen on his 30th hare pre ban
  23. low plains drifter
    Just enjoy the summer with the young dog,bit of stock breaking,jumping training,let the pup learn some things and follow his own instincts
  24. low plains drifter
    Right then who's for bbq baby rabbit legs ?
  25. low plains drifter
    The red dog is really taking shape,and the other dogs are looking very nice aswell you must never stop all the best for all of them and yourself
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