CorkyJohn 808 Posted June 26, 2010 Report Share Posted June 26, 2010 I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football Quote Link to post
the colonel 83 Posted June 26, 2010 Report Share Posted June 26, 2010 On 26/06/2010 at 22:00, CorkyJohn said: I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football When you course hares on permission you don't bring heat on anyone. mind you, don't suppose you get to watch your national team play in world cup too often do ya! so you might be better off driving round asking for permission to course in daytime. 2 Quote Link to post
Guest Defender Poacher Posted June 26, 2010 Report Share Posted June 26, 2010 On 26/06/2010 at 22:00, CorkyJohn said: I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football Your wasting your time the hares are usually threw the hedge or well gone before coursing dogs decide to make an effort Quote Link to post
the colonel 83 Posted June 26, 2010 Report Share Posted June 26, 2010 On 26/06/2010 at 22:26, Defender Poacher said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:00, CorkyJohn said: I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football Your wasting your time the hares are usually threw the hedge or well gone before coursing dogs decide to make an effort lol. don't know whats funnier, your statement about dogs, or the fact you admit to owning a piece of shit landrover!!!! yes, it's got to be the landrover, you can't get out with dogs too much with that to maintain. :sick: 1 Quote Link to post
J Darcy 5,871 Posted June 27, 2010 Report Share Posted June 27, 2010 On 26/06/2010 at 22:26, Defender Poacher said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:00, CorkyJohn said: I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football Your wasting your time the hares are usually threw the hedge or well gone before coursing dogs decide to make an effort I think DF that perhaps you need to go out with some decent dogs.You may change your opinions.... Quote Link to post
Guest Defender Poacher Posted June 27, 2010 Report Share Posted June 27, 2010 On 27/06/2010 at 00:06, J Darcy said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:26, Defender Poacher said: Your wasting your time the hares are usually threw the hedge or well gone before coursing dogs decide to make an effort I think DF that perhaps you need to go out with some decent dogs.You may change your opinions.... Perhaps I may get that honour one day ginger pubes, oh Iam so looking forward to it Quote Link to post
Guest Defender Poacher Posted June 27, 2010 Report Share Posted June 27, 2010 On 26/06/2010 at 22:45, the colonel said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:26, Defender Poacher said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:00, CorkyJohn said: I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football Your wasting your time the hares are usually threw the hedge or well gone before coursing dogs decide to make an effort lol. don't know whats funnier, your statement about dogs, or the fact you admit to owning a piece of shit landrover!!!! yes, it's got to be the landrover, you can't get out with dogs too much with that to maintain. :sick: Coursing dogs bit, funny maybe but true Quote Link to post
leec 132 Posted June 27, 2010 Report Share Posted June 27, 2010 we are not running coursing dogs on lamped hares we use lamping dogs 23 to 25 inch lurcher based lampers,if you want to bring your dog down to try um out you welcome, my coursing dogs must kill daylight hares,you can see them out in december no problem,pm me theres no need to nock other people,an yeah hares might be easy on lamp for a well bred day dog,bit of an under achievement though id say, p.m when you want a night/day out your welcome Quote Link to post
desert hunter 41 Posted July 3, 2010 Report Share Posted July 3, 2010 stop talkin shite on computers and match, daft c**ts Quote Link to post
CorkyJohn 808 Posted July 3, 2010 Report Share Posted July 3, 2010 On 26/06/2010 at 22:08, the colonel said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:00, CorkyJohn said: I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football When you course hares on permission you don't bring heat on anyone. mind you, don't suppose you get to watch your national team play in world cup too often do ya! so you might be better off driving round asking for permission to course in daytime. You daywalkers really need to get a f*****g grip. Is it an unwritten rule that hares should only be ran with dogs in the daytime? If so, it was obvious one of your lot who came up with it. You need to realise it's not about the course it's the kill that counts.... Thats why my inferior lamping dog has probably killed more game in general than your ££££ saluki x's..... Quote Link to post
arcticgun 4,548 Posted July 4, 2010 Report Share Posted July 4, 2010 On 03/07/2010 at 22:57, CorkyJohn said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:08, the colonel said: On 26/06/2010 at 22:00, CorkyJohn said: I've been toying with the idea of getting a fast coursing dog just for lamping hares. We see loads of hares so a dog that can murder these for fun would be handy. Its the daywalkers that spoil it for us lampers by bringing the heat on. Daytime coursing is like watching paint dry. Watching a hare run for 5 mins til it's ready to drop is like watching England playing football When you course hares on permission you don't bring heat on anyone. mind you, don't suppose you get to watch your national team play in world cup too often do ya! so you might be better off driving round asking for permission to course in daytime. You daywalkers really need to get a f*****g grip. Is it an unwritten rule that hares should only be ran with dogs in the daytime? If so, it was obvious one of your lot who came up with it. You need to realise it's not about the course it's the kill that counts.... Thats why my inferior lamping dog has probably killed more game in general than your ££££ saluki x's..... the kill counts mate and it's quality not quantity Quote Link to post
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