3 Turns 326 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 ALRIGHT GUYS. IVE NEVER READ AS MUCH PISH. GIVING A PUP A FEW EASY SUMMER RABBITS NIGHT/DAY ,TO GET IT FIT/READY FOR ITS FIRST SEASON,AND YOU ARE ALL SLATING THE GUY . BOLLOCKS. IF ANY OF YOUR MATES PHONED YOU TOMMORROW 90 PCNT WOULD BE OUT TOMMORROW NIGHT/DAY. FACT. dont hunt in the summer mate just the way we were tought they call it respect. hunting all summer cause ye v got a pup they ccall it a excuse ALRIGHT MATE. YOU DONT TAKE YOUR DOGS OVER YOUR PERMISH IN THE OFF SEASON. IF YOU DO AND DOGS ARE RUNNING FREE ,AND THEY CATCH,WHERE DO YOU STAND NOW. ARE YOU GOODGUY/BAD GUY. OR DOESNT ANYBODY LOOSE THERE DOGS/PUPS INTHE OFF SEASON. KENNELED FOR 5/6MTHS. VERY DOUBTFULL Quote Link to post
nancy 275 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 ALRIGHT GUYS. IVE NEVER READ AS MUCH PISH. GIVING A PUP A FEW EASY SUMMER RABBITS NIGHT/DAY ,TO GET IT FIT/READY FOR ITS FIRST SEASON,AND YOU ARE ALL SLATING THE GUY . BOLLOCKS. IF ANY OF YOUR MATES PHONED YOU TOMMORROW 90 PCNT WOULD BE OUT TOMMORROW NIGHT/DAY. FACT. dont hunt in the summer mate just the way we were tought they call it respect. hunting all summer cause ye v got a pup they ccall it a excuse ALRIGHT MATE. YOU DONT TAKE YOUR DOGS OVER YOUR PERMISH IN THE OFF SEASON. IF YOU DO AND DOGS ARE RUNNING FREE ,AND THEY CATCH,WHERE DO YOU STAND NOW. ARE YOU GOODGUY/BAD GUY. OR DOESNT ANYBODY LOOSE THERE DOGS/PUPS INTHE OFF SEASON. KENNELED FOR 5/6MTHS. VERY DOUBTFULL running free and sliping your dog or pup on your quarry are a dif story i dont exercise my dogs in the summer on land that i hunt in the winter for that reason. my dogs dont be kenneled up in the summer ye can exercise them without running and killing pregnant quarry Quote Link to post
scothunter 12,609 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 ALRIGHT GUYS. IVE NEVER READ AS MUCH PISH. GIVING A PUP A FEW EASY SUMMER RABBITS NIGHT/DAY ,TO GET IT FIT/READY FOR ITS FIRST SEASON,AND YOU ARE ALL SLATING THE GUY . BOLLOCKS. IF ANY OF YOUR MATES PHONED YOU TOMMORROW 90 PCNT WOULD BE OUT TOMMORROW NIGHT/DAY. FACT. certainly not fact Quote Link to post
3 Turns 326 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 ALRIGHT GUYS. IVE NEVER READ AS MUCH PISH. GIVING A PUP A FEW EASY SUMMER RABBITS NIGHT/DAY ,TO GET IT FIT/READY FOR ITS FIRST SEASON,AND YOU ARE ALL SLATING THE GUY . BOLLOCKS. IF ANY OF YOUR MATES PHONED YOU TOMMORROW 90 PCNT WOULD BE OUT TOMMORROW NIGHT/DAY. FACT. dont hunt in the summer mate just the way we were tought they call it respect. hunting all summer cause ye v got a pup they ccall it a excuse ALRIGHT MATE. YOU DONT TAKE YOUR DOGS OVER YOUR PERMISH IN THE OFF SEASON. IF YOU DO AND DOGS ARE RUNNING FREE ,AND THEY CATCH,WHERE DO YOU STAND NOW. ARE YOU GOODGUY/BAD GUY. OR DOESNT ANYBODY LOOSE THERE DOGS/PUPS INTHE OFF SEASON. KENNELED FOR 5/6MTHS. VERY DOUBTFULL running free and sliping your dog or pup on your quarry are a dif story i dont exercise my dogs in the summer on land that i hunt in the winter for that reason. my dogs dont be kenneled up in the summer ye can exercise them without running and killing pregnant quarry ALRIGHT MATE. DO YOUR DOGS GET ANY FREE RUNNING INTHE OFF SEASON,IF SO ,IF THEY DO AND THEY DID BRING BACK A DEAD DOE ARE THE DOGS GOOD OR BAD OR IS IT ACCIDENTAL. DOGS DONT KNOW IF ITS IN SEASON OR OUT PVE SEASON. GOOD DOGS DONT SWITCH OFF IN THE OFF SEASON. DO YOU RUN /EXERCISE ON SOMEONE ELSES GROUND IN THE OFF SEASON.PERMISH IS SAFER FOR EXERCISE/MOOCHING OFF SEASON. Quote Link to post
3 Turns 326 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 ALRIGHT GUYS. IVE NEVER READ AS MUCH PISH. GIVING A PUP A FEW EASY SUMMER RABBITS NIGHT/DAY ,TO GET IT FIT/READY FOR ITS FIRST SEASON,AND YOU ARE ALL SLATING THE GUY . BOLLOCKS. IF ANY OF YOUR MATES PHONED YOU TOMMORROW 90 PCNT WOULD BE OUT TOMMORROW NIGHT/DAY. FACT. certainly not fact ALRIGH MATE. THATS DEBATABLE,. FACT Quote Link to post
whippet 99 2,613 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 There is a lot off fighting on here about summer hunting.Most off the coursing lads and fox lads would not dare go out this time off the year but there is lots off people on here that hunt rabbits all year round. What l was wondering what happenings if you have pup like myself at 10 months old do you just walk it and keep it fit until the season which is 5 months away or do you hunt with the pup though the summer so it knows what it is doing before the season starts. 5 months not doing nothing with a pup is a lot off time wasted on the pup and your self so just wondering what people think theres loads of things you can do through the summer with the pup, so when the season comes you could have her bang on, retrieving-feather and fur, obedience, walks, livestock training inc ferts, lamp a few dummies , marking . hope you have a good season ahead of you Quote Link to post
NEWKID 27,234 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 Think there's difference between giving a pup a couple of runs over the summer on some easy rabbits and going out and smashing every easy rabbit you see. My pup had just started to get it together end of last season and she'll get a couple of runs over the summer ( after a bit of rain) she'll also get worked more on all elements of basic training. Years ago it was any month with a R in it you could hunt, we were catching pregnant does ferreting in feb. When should you stop now? By the end of next season I hope the pup will not need ( in my mind) to have a couple of easy summer runs and she'll start again end of august/ sept. Atb Kev Quote Link to post
boyo 1,398 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 theres a big differance in giving a pup the odd outing to bring it on and going out hunting proper in the summer .we all know and were taught /told never hunt in a month without an r in it but if truth be told that doesnt hold true anymore cos theres still pregnant does about in sept and they seem to breed most of the year nowadays.i have never classed myself as a summer hunter but would /will go out on the odd occasion to give a pup a slight advantage over what she would get in the winter months. and gotta say theres some bullshit posted on these sites how cansomeone trying to get a run for their inexperienced pup be classed in the same way as someone who goes out all summer with a experienced dog bitch slaughtering next years sport Quote Link to post
NEWKID 27,234 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 theres a big differance in giving a pup the odd outing to bring it on and going out hunting proper in the summer .we all know and were taught /told never hunt in a month without an r in it but if truth be told that doesnt hold true anymore cos theres still pregnant does about in sept and they seem to breed most of the year nowadays.i have never classed myself as a summer hunter but would /will go out on the odd occasion to give a pup a slight advantage over what she would get in the winter months. and gotta say theres some bullshit posted on these sites how cansomeone trying to get a run for their inexperienced pup be classed in the same way as someone who goes out all summer with a experienced dog bitch slaughtering next years sport My point exactly mate, you don't have to kill everything you see to keep the pup ticking over, and the season is getting shorter and shorter so if you stopped and started when you find pregnant does you would hardly ever get out. Although I will not run her next summer as I hope she will have seen enough to take a break. After reading on the ferreting section that people ferret all year round that I don't get Quote Link to post
troter58 1,711 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 theres a big differance in giving a pup the odd outing to bring it on and going out hunting proper in the summer .we all know and were taught /told never hunt in a month without an r in it but if truth be told that doesnt hold true anymore cos theres still pregnant does about in sept and they seem to breed most of the year nowadays.i have never classed myself as a summer hunter but would /will go out on the odd occasion to give a pup a slight advantage over what she would get in the winter months. and gotta say theres some bullshit posted on these sites how cansomeone trying to get a run for their inexperienced pup be classed in the same way as someone who goes out all summer with a experienced dog bitch slaughtering next years sport good post mate to many p c hunters on here if you got a young dog it needs to be out as been said theres milkys out there in feb and the lad who started the post asked would it be ok to give is pup a few runs then every one thinks he is a summer hunter there is nothing wrong in getting a pup out for a few runs on rabbits better to learn its trade now than 5 months down the line and i dont think it was owt to do with running hares as its against the law any time of the year atb. Quote Link to post
NEWKID 27,234 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 theres a big differance in giving a pup the odd outing to bring it on and going out hunting proper in the summer .we all know and were taught /told never hunt in a month without an r in it but if truth be told that doesnt hold true anymore cos theres still pregnant does about in sept and they seem to breed most of the year nowadays.i have never classed myself as a summer hunter but would /will go out on the odd occasion to give a pup a slight advantage over what she would get in the winter months. and gotta say theres some bullshit posted on these sites how cansomeone trying to get a run for their inexperienced pup be classed in the same way as someone who goes out all summer with a experienced dog bitch slaughtering next years sport good post mate to many p c hunters on here if you got a young dog it needs to be out as been said theres milkys out there in feb and the lad who started the post asked would it be ok to give is pup a few runs then every one thinks he is a summer hunter there is nothing wrong in getting a pup out for a few runs on rabbits better to learn its trade now than 5 months down the line and i dont think it was owt to do with running hares as its against the law any time of the year atb. Hi Bill Your right there mate hope the pups still doing well mine started to come good end of season, hence the occasional run now to keep her ticking. In fact we've had our first drop rain for weeks so she may get a run Quote Link to post
troter58 1,711 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 theres a big differance in giving a pup the odd outing to bring it on and going out hunting proper in the summer .we all know and were taught /told never hunt in a month without an r in it but if truth be told that doesnt hold true anymore cos theres still pregnant does about in sept and they seem to breed most of the year nowadays.i have never classed myself as a summer hunter but would /will go out on the odd occasion to give a pup a slight advantage over what she would get in the winter months. and gotta say theres some bullshit posted on these sites how cansomeone trying to get a run for their inexperienced pup be classed in the same way as someone who goes out all summer with a experienced dog bitch slaughtering next years sport good post mate to many p c hunters on here if you got a young dog it needs to be out as been said theres milkys out there in feb and the lad who started the post asked would it be ok to give is pup a few runs then every one thinks he is a summer hunter there is nothing wrong in getting a pup out for a few runs on rabbits better to learn its trade now than 5 months down the line and i dont think it was owt to do with running hares as its against the law any time of the year atb. Hi Bill Your right there mate hope the pups still doing well mine started to come good end of season, hence the occasional run now to keep her ticking. In fact we've had our first drop rain for weeks so she may get a run hi kev glad your pups doing her job mate and yes mine is doing great like you just ticking over atb Quote Link to post
fieldsman 51 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 (edited) Sorry double post deleted this one Edited May 1, 2011 by fieldsman Quote Link to post
shaaark 10,876 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 You may aswell talk to one of these than talk to them that think summer huntings o.k always look forwar to those wee gems of pics dell.your best is the guy with the cant believe it expression. I know mate, I seriously gave it a big belly laugh when I first saw it Snap Quote Link to post
fieldsman 51 Posted May 1, 2011 Report Share Posted May 1, 2011 (edited) I,V got a dog aprox 10 months old and I,m pretty confidant that come next Sept,Oct depending on the weather it may well be rock hard next Sept ,she will have retained enough of the lessons she has learned this year to be able and confidant when the time comes although she has not done a great deal this year she has seen plenty of what is expected of her by watching her elders.She,s had a couple of easy rabbits and has a enough idea what is expected of her after all what have people been doing for the first 10-12months of the pups lives mine was spent training and retraining not only running but staying standing sitting fetching ,walking to heel stock breaking and every thing that makes life that much less stressful in doing all the training work she was gradually and slowly introduced to what is to be her role in life which is catching small furry animals.After plenty of time has been spent on what are after all dry runs of the real thing and when you feel its time is right it,s so much easier if you,v done training that entering is,nt something that your dog finds difficult.If I felt I had to run milky does or young to get my dog going I would take a good look at my training methods or the quality of the dogs I was keeping.Why dont you just ferret a couple and drop them like the rest that can,t be bothered to put the time and effort in then proudly tell of its prowess at killing .There,s no wonder hunting with dogs was targeted to be banned.I was shown an advert just the other day from an old copy of the CMW good day time dog had a couple of dropsies it makes you wonder what kind of tw8ts keep dogs .my bitch Edited May 1, 2011 by fieldsman Quote Link to post
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