Huntinglife for hunting lurcher people only?

[undisputed 1,664]

 

No but for some weird reason I keep picturing you in a gimp suit...is that wrong

 

At your age, you need whatever rocks your boat I suppose

 

At my age mate boats firmly anchored...makes me smile tho

[shushycatcher 219]

i think saying just lurchermen should use the site is a bit harsh,i shoot aswell and im interested in the boar hunting etc so i look at those aswell,but i get what your saying about it sometimes being used like a chatroom about rubbish other than hunting topics,atb shushy.

[WILF 46,585]

Fair enough, to get the thread back on track.....I couldnt really give a f**k what anyone does or dont do.

Wont affect me one little bit....I just please myself.

If I want to reply to something I do.....if I cant be arsed I dont.

Sometimes I mean what I say, sometimes I dont...........who cares!

[tb25 4,627]

Fair enough, to get the thread back on track.....I couldnt really give a f**k what anyone does or dont do.

Wont affect me one little bit....I just please myself.

If I want to reply to something I do.....if I cant be arsed I dont.

Sometimes I mean what I say, sometimes I dont...........who cares!

[Hannah4181 260]

[Moll. 1,770]

ladys all coming out the wood work when I speak, ah if only it was like this down the pubs when I was single!

 

If when my daughter grows up she wants to be a lurcher women ill be happy as long as she can roll her sleves up when animals need dispatching and show the hard nose attitude needed to end up with decent stock.

 

To be honest id say testeron gets you on the coursing feild or digging to terreirs I hope theres women who can prove me wrong but if so i bet I wouldnt want to met her in a dark ally.

seems a lot of women on hear have pictures of them posing I wonder if you ment to go on " lonley herts for country walkers "

 

 

When you were single and in the pubs, i was out with the dogs

 

Testosterone my arse....perhaps a desire to work dogs, to see the dogs doing well, and to treat prey with the respect it deserves. It has nothing at all to do with testosterone or being hard nosed. A person, male or female needs compassion & emotion to do the job properly. Plus if you have dogs for the jobs, you dont have to dispatch that often

 

You wont find me in a dark alley, father always taught me to stay away from them, never know what kind of weird men might be lurking in them

[baldockbanks courser 598]

the last two pages are a perfect example of what I mean people going on about non hunting rubbish.

Come on, mate. Were you actually going on about hunting or were you being a hunting snob and saying who can and who can't hunt according to your rules?

If a man/woman takes pleasure in the fact their family pet dug out and killed a rat, does that make them a hunter or does it make them a potential hunter?

Serious question, mate.

I take your point Reggie.

Im the least snobby person youll ever meet. I Just like to hear hunting tales from peoples " hunting lifes " I like a bit of banter from hunting people but it can easily over step the line and site lose its credability with a lot of genuine lurcher people.

[baldockbanks courser 598]

ladys all coming out the wood work when I speak, ah if only it was like this down the pubs when I was single!

 

If when my daughter grows up she wants to be a lurcher women ill be happy as long as she can roll her sleves up when animals need dispatching and show the hard nose attitude needed to end up with decent stock.

 

To be honest id say testeron gets you on the coursing feild or digging to terreirs I hope theres women who can prove me wrong but if so i bet I wouldnt want to met her in a dark ally.

seems a lot of women on hear have pictures of them posing I wonder if you ment to go on " lonley herts for country walkers "

 

 

When you were single and in the pubs, i was out with the dogs

 

Testosterone my arse....perhaps a desire to work dogs, to see the dogs doing well, and to treat prey with the respect it deserves. It has nothing at all to do with testosterone or being hard nosed. A person, male or female needs compassion & emotion to do the job properly. Plus if you have dogs for the jobs, you dont have to dispatch that often

 

You wont find me in a dark alley, father always taught me to stay away from them, never know what kind of weird men might be lurking in them

your dogs must be real "CRUNCHERS" I dispach almost every rabbit my dogs catch as there soft mouthed.

[undisputed 1,664]

You wont find me in a dark alley, father always taught me to stay away from them, never know what kind of weird men might be lurking in them

 

guess thats your card marked woolfy

[Moll. 1,770]

your dogs must be real "CRUNCHERS" I dispach almost every rabbit my dogs catch as there soft mouthed.

 

Who mentioned rabbits

[jf1970 328]

this is a hunting forum and i think that anyone logging in should be able to go onto the lurcher section whether they have a lurcher or not, i'm not a chef but i like looking at the cooking game section.

 

 

[A1an 4]

I must admit, as a newbie, i have noticed that this site is predominantly a Dog and less of a Hunting forum.

[baldockbanks courser 598]

your dogs must be real "CRUNCHERS" I dispach almost every rabbit my dogs catch as there soft mouthed.

 

Who mentioned rabbits

YOU WERE EVER PRE BAN VERY SLOW TO A DOG N FOX, OR YOUR DOGS ARE SUPPER FAST KILLERS OR YOUR TELLING FIBS! Edited January 7, 2011 by baldockbanks courser

[Moll. 1,770]

Say that again in English please

[medic1281 5]

I agree testosterone or little prick syndrome, either one attracts equal amounts.

 

I don't claim to be the GI jane of lurcher work, my dogs are pets that work sometimes, i will happily dispatch quarry if i need to. I enjoy the countryside and having always grown up rurally and surrounded by working dogs, its not really about "becoming" a lurcher lady, its just a way of life. My dogs run freely in countryside daily and stuff dies, thats what happens. I don't feel that because of that i should stop waxing and start openly swigging larger from cans . . . . . . .

 

Spot on!! You sound like my kinda girl!