KittleRox 2,147 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 I,ve been on this site now for a wee while and a large amount of the discussion/topics is all about how great your dug is,if it makes "the grade"if its a "jacker" whos got the best lines,dugs,"World beaters" this x is the best,that x is the best,blah blah blah,now don,t get me wrong I like to see a half decent dug doing its stuff but to me it ain,t some kind of competition,for me personaly its about getting out and about and seeing the dugs working,respect for the quarry/countryside etc and if you get something for the freezer its a bonus. I think maybe if there,s any youngsters starting out and reading half the shite on here they,re being given the wrong idea of what its all about, Don,t know how many people on here feel the same,just thought I,d have my say and bye the way I,m not on the vodka tonight atb 3 Quote Link to post
Guest RAB.MCKAY Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 EVERY GOOD SPORT HOBBY OR INTEREST HAS AN ELEMENT OF COMPITITION AND COMPEDITIVENESS THATS WAT MAKES IT AS POPOULER AS IT IS. AS A CHILD GROWS OR YOUNG PERSON , HE OR SHE WILL DETERMINE RIGHT OR WRONG AND ALTHOUGHT PEOPLE ON HEAR TAKE IT REALLY SERIOUS THEY STILL REALIZE ITS ALL ABOUT THE CHASE AND GETTING OUT THER AND SEEING THE COUNTRY SIDE. SO DONT BE DISHARTEND AND ABSTRACT THE NEGITIVE POINTS . HAPPY HUNTING , AS LONG AS IT UP A HILL OVER A MOUTAIN AND THERS A DOG BY MY SIDE IM HUNTING . ATB Quote Link to post
Karpman 44 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 Superb mate Thanks for making a newbie feel a tad better, Love getting out and about and learning with the mut. Been ferreting all day for fek and all and the pup loved it nearly as much as me Back to less sensible threads and :wallbash:a bit karpman 1 Quote Link to post
Karpman 44 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 EVERY GOOD SPORT HOBBY OR INTEREST HAS AN ELEMENT OF COMPITITION AND COMPEDITIVENESS THATS WAT MAKES IT AS POPOULER AS IT IS. AS A CHILD GROWS OR YOUNG PERSON , HE OR SHE WILL DETERMINE RIGHT OR WRONG AND ALTHOUGHT PEOPLE ON HEAR TAKE IT REALLY SERIOUS THEY STILL REALIZE ITS ALL ABOUT THE CHASE AND GETTING OUT THER AND SEEING THE COUNTRY SIDE. SO DONT BE DISHARTEND AND ABSTRACT THE NEGITIVE POINTS . HAPPY HUNTING , AS LONG AS IT UP A HILL OVER A MOUTAIN AND THERS A DOG BY MY SIDE IM HUNTING . ATB Jeesus what the f**k is with caps lock on the lurcher forum karpman Quote Link to post
Guest RAB.MCKAY Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 EVERY GOOD SPORT HOBBY OR INTEREST HAS AN ELEMENT OF COMPITITION AND COMPEDITIVENESS THATS WAT MAKES IT AS POPOULER AS IT IS. AS A CHILD GROWS OR YOUNG PERSON , HE OR SHE WILL DETERMINE RIGHT OR WRONG AND ALTHOUGHT PEOPLE ON HEAR TAKE IT REALLY SERIOUS THEY STILL REALIZE ITS ALL ABOUT THE CHASE AND GETTING OUT THER AND SEEING THE COUNTRY SIDE. SO DONT BE DISHARTEND AND ABSTRACT THE NEGITIVE POINTS . HAPPY HUNTING , AS LONG AS IT UP A HILL OVER A MOUTAIN AND THERS A DOG BY MY SIDE IM HUNTING . ATB Jeesus what the f**k is with caps lock on the lurcher forum karpman CAN U NOT READ CAPITAL LETTERS LOL ok just 4 u Quote Link to post
Ossie n Arch 1,682 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 I,ve been on this site now for a wee while and a large amount of the discussion/topics is all about how great your dug is,if it makes "the grade"if its a "jacker" whos got the best lines,dugs,"World beaters" this x is the best,that x is the best,blah blah blah,now don,t get me wrong I like to see a half decent dug doing its stuff but to me it ain,t some kind of competition,for me personaly its about getting out and about and seeing the dugs working,respect for the quarry/countryside etc and if you get something for the freezer its a bonus. I think maybe if there,s any youngsters starting out and reading half the shite on here they,re being given the wrong idea of what its all about, Don,t know how many people on here feel the same,just thought I,d have my say and bye the way I,m not on the vodka tonight atb Yep, just about sums up alot of topics on here for me aswell. I can't believe how many different names someone can be called just for having a different opinion to other people on here. Ruines alot of good threads IMHO. 1 Quote Link to post
darbo 4,774 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 each and every man to their own. some people will strive for the best. some are very competetive.my opinion was my dogs only had to please me and if they did i was a happy man. 1 Quote Link to post
graham4877 1,181 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 (edited) I,ve been on this site now for a wee while and a large amount of the discussion/topics is all about how great your dug is,if it makes "the grade"if its a "jacker" whos got the best lines,dugs,"World beaters" this x is the best,that x is the best,blah blah blah,now don,t get me wrong I like to see a half decent dug doing its stuff but to me it ain,t some kind of competition,for me personaly its about getting out and about and seeing the dugs working,respect for the quarry/countryside etc and if you get something for the freezer its a bonus. I think maybe if there,s any youngsters starting out and reading half the shite on here they,re being given the wrong idea of what its all about, Don,t know how many people on here feel the same,just thought I,d have my say and bye the way I,m not on the vodka tonight atb well said mate!! I hate it on here as it seams to be a numbers game, i'ed rather see a f*****g hard run with class and the dog working hard than 10 runs! the other thing is people putting words in ya mouth! Just look after your self and thats it! Edited February 4, 2011 by graham4877 Quote Link to post
KittleRox 2,147 Posted February 4, 2011 Author Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 EVERY GOOD SPORT HOBBY OR INTEREST HAS AN ELEMENT OF COMPITITION AND COMPEDITIVENESS THATS WAT MAKES IT AS POPOULER AS IT IS. AS A CHILD GROWS OR YOUNG PERSON , HE OR SHE WILL DETERMINE RIGHT OR WRONG AND ALTHOUGHT PEOPLE ON HEAR TAKE IT REALLY SERIOUS THEY STILL REALIZE ITS ALL ABOUT THE CHASE AND GETTING OUT THER AND SEEING THE COUNTRY SIDE. SO DONT BE DISHARTEND AND ABSTRACT THE NEGITIVE POINTS . HAPPY HUNTING , AS LONG AS IT UP A HILL OVER A MOUTAIN AND THERS A DOG BY MY SIDE IM HUNTING . ATB I agree with what you say about competition mate but I think there,s too much of it and maybe I am focusing on the negatives,just sick of reading awe the shite, Quote Link to post
Guest RAB.MCKAY Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 EVERY GOOD SPORT HOBBY OR INTEREST HAS AN ELEMENT OF COMPITITION AND COMPEDITIVENESS THATS WAT MAKES IT AS POPOULER AS IT IS. AS A CHILD GROWS OR YOUNG PERSON , HE OR SHE WILL DETERMINE RIGHT OR WRONG AND ALTHOUGHT PEOPLE ON HEAR TAKE IT REALLY SERIOUS THEY STILL REALIZE ITS ALL ABOUT THE CHASE AND GETTING OUT THER AND SEEING THE COUNTRY SIDE. SO DONT BE DISHARTEND AND ABSTRACT THE NEGITIVE POINTS . HAPPY HUNTING , AS LONG AS IT UP A HILL OVER A MOUTAIN AND THERS A DOG BY MY SIDE IM HUNTING . ATB I agree with what you say about competition mate but I think there,s too much of it and maybe I am focusing on the negatives,just sick of reading awe the shite, welcome 2 the world of hunting and keeping dogs its been that way 4 years , but one awnsers sum it up . i feed it so wat the fk it got 2 do with any one else lol . from wat i gather it all stems back 2 [bANNED TEXT] a dog killed wat u ate 4 dinner . Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 Each to their own, what you do is what you do, but half the dogs the get sold / pts could have probably been decent dogs if the lad who owned them wasnt constantly trying to measure them against some inflated standard. The owner would also be a better dogman if they didnt worry so much about said inflated standard. My dogs my best mate, i spend more time with him than any other living thing. 1 Quote Link to post
KittleRox 2,147 Posted February 4, 2011 Author Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 Each to their own, what you do is what you do, but half the dogs the get sold / pts could have probably been decent dogs if the lad who owned them wasnt constantly trying to measure them against some inflated standard. The owner would also be a better dogman if they didnt worry so much about said inflated standard. My dogs my best mate, i spend more time with him than any other living thing. Well said,my wife thinks I give the dugs more attention than her and she,s probably right Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 Each to their own, what you do is what you do, but half the dogs the get sold / pts could have probably been decent dogs if the lad who owned them wasnt constantly trying to measure them against some inflated standard. The owner would also be a better dogman if they didnt worry so much about said inflated standard. My dogs my best mate, i spend more time with him than any other living thing. Well said,my wife thinks I give the dugs more attention than her and she,s probably right My missus lives 120 miles away most of the time Whereas i can usually put my hand on the dog most of the time I'm also lucky the misses (having never even thought about the concept of hunting before meeting me) loves coming out when she is here and loves the dogs, so their family, a hobby, a companion, a tool, a guard, source of food and occasional income. . . . . As long as there is enough game on the table and the freezer, its just about spending time working and hunting with the animals for the pleasure of that bond and watching them work, the numbers are a bonus. Often i go to land where i know i will only catch a few but it will be more interesting/challenging land to hunt, better for the dogs and better scenery rather than land i could fill my boot. Quote Link to post
lola_digga2010 0 Posted February 4, 2011 Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 I,ve been on this site now for a wee while and a large amount of the discussion/topics is all about how great your dug is,if it makes "the grade"if its a "jacker" whos got the best lines,dugs,"World beaters" this x is the best,that x is the best,blah blah blah,now don,t get me wrong I like to see a half decent dug doing its stuff but to me it ain,t some kind of competition,for me personaly its about getting out and about and seeing the dugs working,respect for the quarry/countryside etc and if you get something for the freezer its a bonus. I think maybe if there,s any youngsters starting out and reading half the shite on here they,re being given the wrong idea of what its all about, Don,t know how many people on here feel the same,just thought I,d have my say and bye the way I,m not on the vodka tonight atb Quote Link to post
KittleRox 2,147 Posted February 4, 2011 Author Report Share Posted February 4, 2011 Each to their own, what you do is what you do, but half the dogs the get sold / pts could have probably been decent dogs if the lad who owned them wasnt constantly trying to measure them against some inflated standard. The owner would also be a better dogman if they didnt worry so much about said inflated standard. My dogs my best mate, i spend more time with him than any other living thing. Well said,my wife thinks I give the dugs more attention than her and she,s probably right My missus lives 120 miles away most of the time Whereas i can usually put my hand on the dog most of the time I'm also lucky the misses (having never even thought about the concept of hunting before meeting me) loves coming out when she is here and loves the dogs, so their family, a hobby, a companion, a tool, a guard, source of food and occasional income. . . . . As long as there is enough game on the table and the freezer, its just about spending time working and hunting with the animals for the pleasure of that bond and watching them work, the numbers are a bonus. Often i go to land where i know i will only catch a few but it will be more interesting/challenging land to hunt, better for the dogs and better scenery rather than land i could fill my boot. I wish mines was 120 miles away sometimes sounds like you,ve got it made mate Quote Link to post
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