how much graft?

[trigger2 3,145]

Aye i agree, but sometimes it's jackanory time on here.

 

Also i don't think it's 'graft' if you are walking about a field in the dark trying to find something to slip on.

dont you do the same thing in the day? seen plenty of dogs collapse from being slipped on stuff.

 

whats graft in your eyes.

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Aye i agree, but sometimes it's jackanory time on here.

 

Also i don't think it's 'graft' if you are walking about a field in the dark trying to find something to slip on.

dont you do the same thing in the day? seen plenty of dogs collapse from being slipped on stuff.

 

whats graft in your eyes.

Graft as nothing to do with how many times your out........FACT

[trigger2 3,145]

Aye i agree, but sometimes it's jackanory time on here.

 

Also i don't think it's 'graft' if you are walking about a field in the dark trying to find something to slip on.

dont you do the same thing in the day? seen plenty of dogs collapse from being slipped on stuff.

 

whats graft in your eyes.

Graft as nothing to do with how many times your out........FACT

what is it then.

[Ideation 8,216]

Aye i agree, but sometimes it's jackanory time on here.

 

Also i don't think it's 'graft' if you are walking about a field in the dark trying to find something to slip on.

dont you do the same thing in the day? seen plenty of dogs collapse from being slipped on stuff.

 

whats graft in your eyes.

 

 

Sorry mate, what i meant was.

 

If a guy is out twice a week and does 60 runs a night, taking 40 bunnies.

 

and a guy is out 5 nights a week having 20 or less runs and taking 10 or less a night.

 

Which dogs see more graft???

 

Just going out with dog and lamp and walking about isnt graft, unless you have the game to fill the time. Some folk can do more graft in far less time, due to the land / game they have.

[Ideation 8,216]

P.S - well done for taking 5000-10000 rabbits a season with the one dog, that's good going in anyones eyes!

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Aye i agree, but sometimes it's jackanory time on here.

 

Also i don't think it's 'graft' if you are walking about a field in the dark trying to find something to slip on.

dont you do the same thing in the day? seen plenty of dogs collapse from being slipped on stuff.

 

whats graft in your eyes.

Graft as nothing to do with how many times your out........FACT

what is it then.

Anybody can make a dog collapse by letting it run too much without enough recovery time.

 

I know boys going out 5/6 times a week but only getting about 10 slips a night sometimes less.......would you call that grafting because I wouldn't.I graft my dogs hard most days up hills and mountains all day in my eyes they graft.

[Dan Edwards 1,134]

Graft as nothing to do with how many times your out........FACTED

 

 

Fixed that for ya bro.

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Graft as nothing to do with how many times your out........FACTED

 

 

Fixed that for ya bro.

Cheers Dan you the Man.

 

[trigger2 3,145]

Aye i agree, but sometimes it's jackanory time on here.

 

Also i don't think it's 'graft' if you are walking about a field in the dark trying to find something to slip on.

dont you do the same thing in the day? seen plenty of dogs collapse from being slipped on stuff.

 

whats graft in your eyes.

Graft as nothing to do with how many times your out........FACT

what is it then.

Anybody can make a dog collapse by letting it run too much without enough recovery time.

 

I know boys going out 5/6 times a week but only getting about 10 slips a night sometimes less.......would you call that grafting because I wouldn't.I graft my dogs hard most days up hills and mountains all day in my eyes they graft.

[DottyDoo 500]

graft = physically an mentally pushing yer dog, to see what ye can get out of them..............

 

 

at least thats my opinion anyways......

 

 

i graft my dogs probs twice a week, the rest a the nites an days, ill be working them, but not grafting them

[jo54 255]

am finding hard to think that lads take there dogs out in the frost????? sure it would be like running on glass

[Blue one 89]

 

 

 

its funny when i struggled to hunt years ago with no motor, trying to get a lift, shite lamp and battery that weighed as much as the dog, i lived for hunting, hated the summer, really looked forward to those cold windy nights of winter,,

now its different, hunting on my doorstep, family , widowed, resposabilities ,its not my number 1 any more,life has a way of putting things in order,, still love the thrill of the chase , but feel the cold of winter now, summer is very much welcomed, walk/mooch them year round though,

i think sometimes ive hunted myself out,overdosed ,dont need to prove myself or dogs to nobody perfectly happy the way things are ,if the nights right i'll be out, must be a heavy wind, moonless night, dont set nights 2/3 nights and say i must be out, if it happens it happens,,

 

Good post.

I am the very same these days.

[windyhill 30]

we go out 3 times a week all year around,always do one night lamping and 2 days mooching i cant see how anyone has the time to do anymore

Edited July 15, 2011 by windyhill

[asbo93 10]

if i am only catching upto 20 rabbits a night my dog will go out 7 nights the week. i give my dog the odd nights off through out the season.

 

i will rest him after i have had decent nights out top mid 30s, 40s and 50s the amount of rest depends on how hard hes had to work for the bag.

 

buy being worked regular they seem to pick up less injurys. i even run my dogs on frozen ground.

lying c**t, complete unter bollacks i reckon

[Guest dances]

Down here graft is just slang for work. So it is literally how many times I'm asking not how hard you push them