baw 4,360 Posted March 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 At the beginning of time man used his hands to hunt throwing rocks, this had limited success................ He then made spears which helped tremendously........from this idea he created the bow and arrow, a superb weapon which had great success. He befriended the horse and this also helped him cover more ground...........he then befriended the dog and this is where his hunting abilities took off.........with man and dog hunting together, they never went hungry.....he honed the dog over the centuries to become the ultimate hunting machine.....some men couldn't tame dogs and still used primitive methods.....this continued till the invetion of the gun.....for the first time the hunter didn't need to move around as much and stealth wasn't as big an issue....2 camps evolved, the hunter and the shooter.....the hunter used his ability and guile to catch his prey, enjoying the chase as much as the catch, for him it is all about being one with nature, taking his prey as natural as possible.....the shooter on the other hand, created a gun which helped to hide his lack of accuracy, he got fed up trying to hunt wild animals and produced his own creature to hunt......he bred the most stupidest bird mother nature has ever seen and employed people to scare the birds towards him so he didn't have to move......so here we have arrived at man today, the hunter and the shooter LOL What you laughing at GD....we all know that theres no training in terriers, they either have it or they dont!!... your getting harder to wind up in your auld age Lab, I remember the day you only had to mention pheasant taken by lurcher and you'd be swinging from the lights lol ........i dont bother now, i find it easier just to shoot the dogs thats causing the problem nowadays.. need to try harder mate Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 At the beginning of time man used his hands to hunt throwing rocks, this had limited success................ He then made spears which helped tremendously........from this idea he created the bow and arrow, a superb weapon which had great success. He befriended the horse and this also helped him cover more ground...........he then befriended the dog and this is where his hunting abilities took off.........with man and dog hunting together, they never went hungry.....he honed the dog over the centuries to become the ultimate hunting machine.....some men couldn't tame dogs and still used primitive methods.....this continued till the invetion of the gun.....for the first time the hunter didn't need to move around as much and stealth wasn't as big an issue....2 camps evolved, the hunter and the shooter.....the hunter used his ability and guile to catch his prey, enjoying the chase as much as the catch, for him it is all about being one with nature, taking his prey as natural as possible.....the shooter on the other hand, created a gun which helped to hide his lack of accuracy, he got fed up trying to hunt wild animals and produced his own creature to hunt......he bred the most stupidest bird mother nature has ever seen and employed people to scare the birds towards him so he didn't have to move......so here we have arrived at man today, the hunter and the shooter LOL What you laughing at GD....we all know that theres no training in terriers, they either have it or they dont!!... your getting harder to wind up in your auld age Lab, I remember the day you only had to mention pheasant taken by lurcher and you'd be swinging from the lights lol ........i dont bother now, i find it easier just to shoot the dogs thats causing the problem nowadays.. need to try harder mate I dont shoot to kill though.....i just wound them for a long drawn out suffering death!! Getting there yet?...... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
danw 1,748 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
baw 4,360 Posted March 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 At the beginning of time man used his hands to hunt throwing rocks, this had limited success................ He then made spears which helped tremendously........from this idea he created the bow and arrow, a superb weapon which had great success. He befriended the horse and this also helped him cover more ground...........he then befriended the dog and this is where his hunting abilities took off.........with man and dog hunting together, they never went hungry.....he honed the dog over the centuries to become the ultimate hunting machine.....some men couldn't tame dogs and still used primitive methods.....this continued till the invetion of the gun.....for the first time the hunter didn't need to move around as much and stealth wasn't as big an issue....2 camps evolved, the hunter and the shooter.....the hunter used his ability and guile to catch his prey, enjoying the chase as much as the catch, for him it is all about being one with nature, taking his prey as natural as possible.....the shooter on the other hand, created a gun which helped to hide his lack of accuracy, he got fed up trying to hunt wild animals and produced his own creature to hunt......he bred the most stupidest bird mother nature has ever seen and employed people to scare the birds towards him so he didn't have to move......so here we have arrived at man today, the hunter and the shooter LOL What you laughing at GD....we all know that theres no training in terriers, they either have it or they dont!!... your getting harder to wind up in your auld age Lab, I remember the day you only had to mention pheasant taken by lurcher and you'd be swinging from the lights lol ........i dont bother now, i find it easier just to shoot the dogs thats causing the problem nowadays.. need to try harder mate I dont shoot to kill though.....i just wound them for a long drawn out suffering death!! Getting there yet?...... Naaaa mate, i knew you wouldn't shoot to kill,everything you guys shoot has a long drawn out death, your aim isn't good enough Quote Link to post Share on other sites
baw 4,360 Posted March 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 At the beginning of time man used his hands to hunt throwing rocks, this had limited success................ He then made spears which helped tremendously........from this idea he created the bow and arrow, a superb weapon which had great success. He befriended the horse and this also helped him cover more ground...........he then befriended the dog and this is where his hunting abilities took off.........with man and dog hunting together, they never went hungry.....he honed the dog over the centuries to become the ultimate hunting machine.....some men couldn't tame dogs and still used primitive methods.....this continued till the invetion of the gun.....for the first time the hunter didn't need to move around as much and stealth wasn't as big an issue....2 camps evolved, the hunter and the shooter.....the hunter used his ability and guile to catch his prey, enjoying the chase as much as the catch, for him it is all about being one with nature, taking his prey as natural as possible.....the shooter on the other hand, created a gun which helped to hide his lack of accuracy, he got fed up trying to hunt wild animals and produced his own creature to hunt......he bred the most stupidest bird mother nature has ever seen and employed people to scare the birds towards him so he didn't have to move......so here we have arrived at man today, the hunter and the shooter LOL What you laughing at GD....we all know that theres no training in terriers, they either have it or they dont!!... your getting harder to wind up in your auld age Lab, I remember the day you only had to mention pheasant taken by lurcher and you'd be swinging from the lights lol ........i dont bother now, i find it easier just to shoot the dogs thats causing the problem nowadays.. need to try harder mate I dont shoot to kill though.....i just wound them for a long drawn out suffering death!! Getting there yet?...... Naaaa mate, i knew you wouldn't shoot to kill,everything you guys shoot has a long drawn out death, your aim isn't good enough Thats why i have a well trained picking up dog.....takes a bit of time to get to a decent standard. I envy you running dog lads who just point and slip....... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Dan does f**k all.....the hard work is done in the rearing field, all he does is throw wheat at them... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
danw 1,748 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? the way to excercise there wings is to try breeding with them, don't like the bruises I get the top of my thighs though :icon_redface: :blink: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
baw 4,360 Posted March 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Dan does f**k all.....the hard work is done in the rearing field, all he does is throw wheat at them... Ideal, fighting amoungst yourself now, this is turning out better than I thought lol... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfGUF8T-dUM Quote Link to post Share on other sites
danw 1,748 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Dan does f**k all.....the hard work is done in the rearing field, all he does is throw wheat at them... Aye I have learnt something from the lurcher boys and thats you don't have a dog and bark your self :whistling: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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baw 4,360 Posted March 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Dan does f**k all.....the hard work is done in the rearing field, all he does is throw wheat at them... Aye I have learnt something from the lurcher boys and thats you don't have a dog and bark your self :whistling: You trying to say Labs dogs aren't up for the job??? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
danw 1,748 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Dan does f**k all.....the hard work is done in the rearing field, all he does is throw wheat at them... Aye I have learnt something from the lurcher boys and thats you don't have a dog and bark your self :whistling: You trying to say Labs dogs aren't up for the job??? I wouldn't say his dogs arent up to the job they must get lots of practice when he has nowt else to do in the winter :whistling: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
baw 4,360 Posted March 27, 2011 Author Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Dan does f**k all.....the hard work is done in the rearing field, all he does is throw wheat at them... Aye I have learnt something from the lurcher boys and thats you don't have a dog and bark your self :whistling: You trying to say Labs dogs aren't up for the job??? I wouldn't say his dogs arent up to the job they must get lots of practice when he has nowt else to do in the winter :whistling: Got you now......he does use them in the winter though, I remember him telling us he was on a shoot with buzz, getting shot game from an auld dears garden Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted March 27, 2011 Report Share Posted March 27, 2011 I reckon my cockers peg more game in a season than most lurchers on here will ever see :whistling: :whistling: Aye, but most lurchers dont need the game to be full of buckshot Aye your right most lurchers need there game to be full of young run em in the summer youse knows it makes sense :whistling: love the wee diagram mate, quality. Tell me, see when you breed the pheasants, do you exercise the wings so they might try and fly higher? Dan does f**k all.....the hard work is done in the rearing field, all he does is throw wheat at them... Aye I have learnt something from the lurcher boys and thats you don't have a dog and bark your self :whistling: You trying to say Labs dogs aren't up for the job??? I wouldn't say his dogs arent up to the job they must get lots of practice when he has nowt else to do in the winter :whistling: Pmsl....... Would you like me to come down and show your English picker ups how it's done? Lol Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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