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  1. 1. If you could legally run ONE species which would it be?

    • Hare
      79
    • Rabbit
      41
    • Fox
      97
    • Deer
      47


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It's a difficult question, singlehanded hare coursing is the most awesome test of a running dog, however there aren't that many hares around here that I could hunt them alone.

 

There are loads of roe deer around here and it would be great to be able to hunt them within the law and not worry about being seen doing it, but I'd end up not going out after them in the long run as I'd end up taken too many and not having space for the meat.

 

Foxes, I'm not overly bothered about them these days though I love that rush when calling a fox in or sitting out summer evenings. There was the time that fox was my main quarry. In fact my most memorable course/hunt was fox out at holy island.

 

That leaves the humble rabbit, my main quarry. I love lamping and bolting rabbits with the ferrets but what really gets me going is hunting up with the pack through woods, whins, rushes and dunes for rabbits my day or moonlight.

 

To be honest I can't pin myself to one over the over, I love to watch the dogs hunt up and best thing is not know what the dogs might catch round the bush. :thumbs-up:

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one quarry only.It has to be the rabbit it tastes ok u can lamp em ferret em and snare them . they keep your dog fit and farmers want rid of them your not for ever having to fix your dog up and then leave him to rest for a week so give me the rabbit now any day of the week

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If you could only run one species with your lurchers, which would you hold above the others and why?

 

 

Has to be the hare mate.The course was an excellent thing to watch,knowing how strong and cunning the hare runs,sorry jumps, it doesnt actually run,and it is, sorry was ,down to your dog alone and its strength and skill to catch the thing, and you can eat a hare what do you do with a fox? dont fancy cooking that up. :)

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