dogging motors

[Aaron 3]

come on lads, whats your favourites and why??

 

Aaron

[steviebhoy 0]

Well i like a nice high 4x4 preferably with raised springs, so when you drive right up to the persons bumper with the full beam on you can get a good look at the action..................................................oops i see what you mean now

[villebones 4]

[Born Hunter 17,763]

For all the dog work on the shoot, we use a 110 landy, proper work horse that thing, roof rack on and a half decent set of offroad tyres, pulls the beaters wagon, terriers and digging gear in the back, dug/shot fox/game on top, does the job for us in lincs anyway. Quads are another favourite among my mates

[Neal 1,866]

I'm a leg man myself, no I'm not refering to the "dogging" I mean that I don't drive. However, whenever the wife and I are in Devon I notice that most of the farm vehicles we see are Land Rover 90 pick-ups with an Ifor on the back. Is this because the Ifor provides a more even temperature for the dogs during the summer ie not overheating as they would in a conventional car, does anyone know?

[just jack 998]

 

 

i think that will get through the gates at golden acre park moxy, what time you landing with the good wife

[Guest manda]

i think as long as you and the other half can fit in the back comfortably there no problem lol

[nealey 0]

I've got a Landrover Freelander 1.8 petrol 1999, had it 3 months, happy with it upto now, getting round about 28 mpg. Could do with moor ground clearance, but good in mud ect.

[dog gone 21]

For all the dog work on the shoot, we use a 110 landy, proper work horse that thing, roof rack on and a half decent set of offroad tyres, pulls the beaters wagon, terriers and digging gear in the back, dug/shot fox/game on top, does the job for us in lincs anyway. Quads are another favourite among my mates

use quads up around this way a fair bit