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Went out last night on the golf course lamping it was hammering it down with rain, wind nice and strong and quite a few rabbits sat out. :clapper:

 

I went out with my best dog Saluki x Grey, i'm trying to keep her fit for next season, she usually has a 50% strike rate (she only 12 month but coming on great)

 

I had 8 good runs but the rabbits were rocket fueled!! :blink: i've never seen rabbits move quite like it. I know it's perfect ground for them on the golf course but it is for my dog too. it safe to say i came back empty handed :icon_redface:

 

I've notice this before on the same ground and simmilar conditions that some nights the rabbits are lightening fast and some nights the seem to be in slow motion even the bucks.

 

Anybody else noticed this? what u recon it could be?

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The bucks are fit as fiddles with all the shagging they're doing at the minute! :laugh: They'll start slowing down towards the end of the summer when it takes it toll! :D

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Golf courses are nightmares for running rabbits. You have everything in the rabbits favour and it's slim pickings at times.

 

First time I ran them on there was with Match's dog Finn and we had a great night...few bunnies, few ducks....going back a bit now though

 

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cheers for the reply guys, yeah the golf couses are tough going but when my dog does catch a couple i know shes had a good night Its great to watch these top speed chaises and keep my dog top in good condition.

 

;)

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arghh the golf course , the start of many upon many of lurcher / ferreting peoples careers :D , make no mistake , the golf course is not always an easy place to work , sometimes you can account up to a certain amount of people who work them and maybe sometimes bump into people whilst your out , because permission is so hard to come by , people tend to work golf courses because its easier than getting scatterd accross a farm by a 4x4 / quad ect , therfore the rabbits tend to no the score quite quickly , sometimes its a great test for a dog to run on them , just keep at it ;)

 

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golf courses are tuff at the best of times & worse when wet

the short grass dont give the dog much to grip when turning

so they tend to overshoot more. know a few dogs that have

come to grief on them to. ATB Pritch

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