one alive bunny wabbit

[collie/grey 238]

I have been getting the bitches out a little bit over the past week or two especially my 3 year old as she is in the lamping comp, the rust is starting to come off now, every night gets better. Im glad the season is almost here. The other night was the best, my bitch has just started to retrieve live bunnies (at 3 year old) and she did just that the other night, well i thought i had killed it, i got home got it out the back and the f****r almost jumped out of my hand! I just had to have a pic taken, i could of had my own wild rabbit population starting! I almost turnt into a bunnie lover........

[look up 406]

make a nice dropper

[craigyboy 1,274]

well done c/g now thats a picture all the antis should see

[Guest buster321c]

Oh no , you got that soppy look about ya C/G , next you`ll be down to

 

 

Fluffy bunny`s R us

 

 

[samba 534]

well its nice to see a happy ending to the night

[lofti 579]

nice pic CG

glad to see the work on retreiving is paying off for you ,

good luck in the comp.

all the best.

 

lofti.

[jac 12]

did you let it go? dont blame you if you did. I think i would find it hard to kill it later on in the house. its diffrant when you out in the field and the adrenaline pumping and the dog running ,want to kill kill kill but a bunny in the house looking at me ummm. :blush:

Edited September 4, 2009 by jac

[pencoed hunter 7]

lol nice one

[langouroux 14]

aaahhhhhhhhhhh we're all a little soft really aren't we!

[collie/grey 238]

did you let it go? dont blame you if you did. I think i would find it hard to kill it later on in the house. its diffrant when you out in the field and the adrenaline pumping and the dog running ,want to kill kill kill but a bunny in the house looking at me ummm. :blush:

 

 

No i couldn't kill it, i got my partner to take it away and do it, true though out in the field is totally different, i like the death to be as quick as possible, i don't like suffering.