lamping

[ramboss@hotmail.co.uk 0]

i am new to lamping could you recommend any books or any advice ,so i dont make any stupid mistakes.bit gung ho sometimes lol,want to get out there,but dont want to ruin the bitch,greyhound,whippet,saluki,not sure what order,shes brindle but its more like a tiger stripe,lovely looking dog ,.waiting patiently tala.

[rocky1 942]

look in the forsale section their a lad selling loads of top books,second hand aswell so not that expensive

[black dogs 2]

get you self a mate that goes out lamping books lol

[ramboss@hotmail.co.uk 0]

look in the forsale section their a lad selling loads of top books,second hand aswell so not that expensive

thanks should have looked there first

[ramboss@hotmail.co.uk 0]

get you self a mate that goes out lamping books lol

love a good book and other opinions ,mates not always best ones,thanks for the help lol

[bleachtastesnice 4]

Alright mate, I think the best way is to do is get the dog out there with a mate with some other dogs that already who know what there doing, let yours watch whats going on and in no time it should just click and your dog will be raring too get stuck in. Think it is massivly important too have a solid retrive first or things might start too go down hill very quickly. By no way am I an expert, but hope this advice help's.

 

As for books I am not sure, theres a couple of good dvd's knocking about like 'Purdys Progress' and 'Lurcher Field Craft' by Dave Sleight and 'Night Hunter' by Phill Lloyd is also a good watch.

 

I have asked this question before and some one gave me this file...

 

STARTING_A_LAMPING_PUP.doc

 

I carnt remember who gave it too me (What a top bloke ) and I hope they dont mind me passing it on? I think this is a cushtie methord and am planning too use it mixed in with my pup's training.

 

Cheers, Bleachtastesnice

[Bootsha 1,306]

Hi mate

 

First bit of friendly advice i'd give you is change your user name from your email address to some ungodly concoction of a name, like what some of us have on here, it's a lot safer i would imagine.

 

Regards

 

B

[ramboss@hotmail.co.uk 0]

Alright mate, I think the best way is to do is get the dog out there with a mate with some other dogs that already who know what there doing, let yours watch whats going on and in no time it should just click and your dog will be raring too get stuck in. Think it is massivly important too have a solid retrive first or things might start too go down hill very quickly. By no way am I an expert, but hope this advice help's.

 

As for books I am not sure, theres a couple of good dvd's knocking about like 'Purdys Progress' and 'Lurcher Field Craft' by Dave Sleight and 'Night Hunter' by Phill Lloyd is also a good watch.

 

I have asked this question before and some one gave me this file...

 

STARTING_A_LAMPING_PUP.doc

 

I carnt remember who gave it too me (What a top bloke ) and I hope they dont mind me passing it on? I think this is a cushtie methord and am planning too use it mixed in with my pup's training.

 

Cheers, Bleachtastesnice

thanks alot your a gent will be looking them up

[ramboss@hotmail.co.uk 0]

Hi mate

 

First bit of friendly advice i'd give you is change your user name from your email address to some ungodly concoction of a name, like what some of us have on here, it's a lot safer i would imagine.

 

Regards

 

B

yeah i noticed that but know asmuch about computers as i do lamping,you dont know a good book on computers do you lol