pre ban brown in scotland

[scotty2306 37]

what a f*****g load of bollocks this thread is your all probably armchair and pub hunters,haha go out do your own thing keep it to yourself ive seen these braggers before, my dog done this my dog done that and really they have done fuckall

[Catcher 1 639]

what a f*****g load of bollocks this thread is your all probably armchair and pub hunters,haha go out do your own thing keep it to yourself ive seen these braggers before, my dog done this my dog done that and really they have done fuckall

 

 

Talk a good dog:thumbs:

[runforyourlife 361]

what a f*****g load of bollocks this thread is your all probably armchair and pub hunters,haha go out do your own thing keep it to yourself ive seen these braggers before, my dog done this my dog done that and really they have done fuckall

 

 

 

[jf1970 328]

what a f*****g load of bollocks this thread is your all probably armchair and pub hunters,haha go out do your own thing keep it to yourself ive seen these braggers before, my dog done this my dog done that and really they have done fuckall

 

have you been on the feckin gadaffi tablets again?

[the colonel 83]

So from what you say a fen bred dog is more suited to run the further north you go??? That's got to be the biggest load of pish I've ever had the misfortune of reading....

 

 

 

I would agree with that.

I have read the post a few times, and still cannot make any sense from it.

 

FTB

 

Same here mate...... I reckon he is just trying to dis the Scottish hare.

[the colonel 83]

what he is saying is that dogs that ain't bred for the fens won't catch on the fens, dogs bred for fens will catch anywhere!surely even you can understand that!!! believe me, he knows what he's talking about.

(roberto m. i'm refering to)

Edited September 11, 2010 by the colonel

[the colonel 83]

feed the bear, you look mighty proud in that pick. carrying a quarter grown leveret you killed!!!

[Guest vin]

Ive enjoyed reading this little thread ... but i,m now gonna go for a walk and wish I had a dog worth blagging about on any ferking land.

 

[feed the bear 13]

what he is saying is that dogs that ain't bred for the fens won't catch on the fens, dogs bred for fens will catch anywhere!surely even you can understand that!!! believe me, he knows what he's talking about.

(roberto m. i'm refering to)

 

LOL.............. There we have it..... I knew it would turn around to a fen dog is the best in the world as per usual. Let me tell you colonel, a fen dog wont catch anywhere no matter what your little boyfriend says and if your wanting me to take you to ground and prove you wrong...... no probs, just say the word..... A fen dog will catch hares anywhere HAW HAW HAW.............. pleeeeeeeeeease

[feed the bear 13]

feed the bear, you look mighty proud in that pick. carrying a quarter grown leveret you killed!!!

 

First of all colon, how can you tell "I'm" looking proud in the picture since you can't see my head? Secondly, it isn't me in the picture and thirdly, the reason the picture is there is to make the very point you just did against the so called best dogs in the world!!! Well done you

[feed the bear 13]

what a f*****g load of bollocks this thread is your all probably armchair and pub hunters,haha go out do your own thing keep it to yourself ive seen these braggers before, my dog done this my dog done that and really they have done fuckall

 

 

 

 

Hey, run from your wife, what's this I hear you have a gay calander in your shed??? :friends: :friends: Whats that all about mate lol.... :tongue4:

[feed the bear 13]

Right, here is my tuppence worth in the errr debacle..... If you have a good dog which has a good balance of both speed and stamina then theoretically, it should catch hares on any ground where others catch them... However, if you have a speed bomb which can catch hares in tight fields but burns out fast then in larger fields, if the hare can avoid getting caught fast stands a good chance of out running said dog... A hare has to slow down to go under gates etc and a lot of them are caught trying to escape a field. Same applies if you have a plodder type saluki, its ok in large areas with no escape routes for the hare where it can errr chase the hare for several minutes without any fear of escape. The same dog wouldn't stand a chance in a tight field where the hare would be off and out of sight before the fen dog had got into his rather slow stride. So, getting the balance of speed and stamina is critical if you want a dog which can catch anywhere.... just cos a dog can course for 7 minutes doesn't make it a good dog.

[runforyourlife 361]

Right, here is my tuppence worth in the errr debacle..... If you have a good dog which has a good balance of both speed and stamina then theoretically, it should catch hares on any ground where others catch them... However, if you have a speed bomb which can catch hares in tight fields but burns out fast then in larger fields, if the hare can avoid getting caught fast stands a good chance of out running said dog... A hare has to slow down to go under gates etc and a lot of them are caught trying to escape a field. Same applies if you have a plodder type saluki, its ok in large areas with no escape routes for the hare where it can errr chase the hare for several minutes without any fear of escape. The same dog wouldn't stand a chance in a tight field where the hare would be off and out of sight before the fen dog had got into his rather slow stride. So, getting the balance of speed and stamina is critical if you want a dog which can catch anywhere.... just cos a dog can course for 7 minutes doesn't make it a good dog.

 

 

 

Yeah, totally agree and well worded.... The only thing you seem to have missed out is uncomfatable running for the hardest of dogs, say, scree, mountain sides, steep baby heads moorland.. A big 28" speed merchant would not catch over this type of ground...unless your running the blue hare ! before you all jump on..

[runforyourlife 361]

what a f*****g load of bollocks this thread is your all probably armchair and pub hunters,haha go out do your own thing keep it to yourself ive seen these braggers before, my dog done this my dog done that and really they have done fuckall

 

 

 

 

Hey, run from your wife, what's this I hear you have a gay calander in your shed??? :friends: :friends: Whats that all about mate lol.... :tongue4:

 

 

hahhaha, feed the hare..... how come my calander has gone from a guy with no top on to a "gay calander" which is in fact a womans calender, as it is her shed as well. lol. Hey if you want to come round and i'll feed you peanuts, your more than welcome my big hairy fella... x

[feed the bear 13]

Right, here is my tuppence worth in the errr debacle..... If you have a good dog which has a good balance of both speed and stamina then theoretically, it should catch hares on any ground where others catch them... However, if you have a speed bomb which can catch hares in tight fields but burns out fast then in larger fields, if the hare can avoid getting caught fast stands a good chance of out running said dog... A hare has to slow down to go under gates etc and a lot of them are caught trying to escape a field. Same applies if you have a plodder type saluki, its ok in large areas with no escape routes for the hare where it can errr chase the hare for several minutes without any fear of escape. The same dog wouldn't stand a chance in a tight field where the hare would be off and out of sight before the fen dog had got into his rather slow stride. So, getting the balance of speed and stamina is critical if you want a dog which can catch anywhere.... just cos a dog can course for 7 minutes doesn't make it a good dog.

 

 

 

Yeah, totally agree and well worded.... The only thing you seem to have missed out is uncomfatable running for the hardest of dogs, say, scree, mountain sides, steep baby heads moorland.. A big 28" speed merchant would not catch over this type of ground...unless your running the blue hare ! before you all jump on..

 

Yeah, I'd agree with that mate.