bull x not doing his job

[FightTheBan 1,147]

enter it in june/july on small cubs as was said

 

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Edited September 28, 2011 by FightTheBan

[stevie g 2005 125]

enter it in june/july on small cubs as was said

 

are u having a laugh with that advice nine times out of ten if it smells like shite it is shite they learn nothing of cubs there is no fight what so ever in cubs that age leave them to the winter mate cos killing cubs that age is a disgrace imo

[123456 146]

If you start a dog on cubs as there confidence builds so does the size of the foxes. Then if they do get a bite as a young dog it won't be to painful and I was referring to entering single not doubled

[Guest hunterside]

If you start a dog on cubs as there confidence builds so does the size of the foxes. Then if they do get a bite as a young dog it won't be to painful and I was referring to entering single not doubled

thats what i did with my wheaten x

[carp man 1 219]

shoot it

what a twat

[watchman 256]

but what happans if you ent got another dog to bring it on ? or hunt alone .

 

enter it on its own,some will make the grade some wont as been said often enough

Edited September 28, 2011 by watchman

[watchman 256]

should always double it first few times no matter what the X is .....

 

should you,not so sure myself,i suppose to give a dog every opertunity then yes in the ideal circumstance this would be the case but many lads not in a such a position and may well have to enter single from the start, all those years ago before the ban

[ruby jet 184]

but what happans if you ent got another dog to bring it on ? or hunt alone .

as u know i do alot on my own but everybody in this game has frends that do what your doing just a case of asking the question

[Guest born to run1083]

should always double it first few times no matter what the X is .....

 

should you,not so sure myself,i suppose to give a dog every opertunity then yes in the ideal circumstance this would be the case but many lads not in a such a position and may well have to enter single from the start, all those years ago before the ban

people don't realise 9 times out of 10 dogs take more stick doubled then ran single, not a prity sight when quarry latched on dog muzzle being ripped off by other dog pulling and shaking while its still attached, always enter single start easy and build up as the confidence grows. if you have the right situations when out

[watchman 256]

completly agree,

Edited September 28, 2011 by watchman

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Born to run1803 makes a valid point about slipping a young pup with an experienced dog, yes if the pup gets grabbed by the muzzle then its almost certain going to put then pup off for any future slips, but I feel the way around this obstacle is not to slip the pup and seasoned dog together, rather slip the pup when the fox is nailed by the seasoned dog.

[bunnys 1,228]

heard some things in my time ,why does a dog bred for whatever game or quarry need to be entered doubled feck me .enter the dog when it his ready not before .breeding will decide coupled with good handling the outcome ,even with the very best blood there his failures .this dog at 2 yrs old may be still immature and bneed the correct handler to put the dog back on track.whats the big rush with some of ya ,theres one thing i will say because its a bull cross one gets the wrong idea ,they are no diff than any other cross ,carefull handling and entering correctly at the right tiime.OR of course out spouts rubbish bred wrong well this may be the case in some cases but listening ta the speal the word in my mind cropps up havent got a clue .and i dont mean that to be offensive to anyone ,its how it his . Holding a dog back wont do it any damage but premature entering on the right quarry certainly will.atb bunnys.

[redcur 54]

shoot it

what a twat

 

 

thank you

 

but either the dog was breed from shite and just aint got it in him

( the dog had it in the headge and it got away ????........ he sliped it and then the dog couldent see it ..)

the dog dont want to know

 

or the other side of it is matey aint got a clue how to train and run dogs ..

 

so like i said shoot it ....

 

or you can keep a 70lb bullx rabbiting dog

 

get yaself a proper hancock colly x

[Guest hunterside]

but what happans if you ent got another dog to bring it on ? or hunt alone .

as u know i do alot on my own but everybody in this game has frends that do what your doing just a case of asking the question

completly agree, i now hunt on my own i like it that way so when my dog f ucks up im the only 1 to see it lol hope yer pup turns out ok

[cookie 2 8]

you ask people for advice on here and you get some decent replies thanks and then come along the knob heads. the dog was with it in the hedge and then he yellped ive only been doing it for a couple of years and the dog in my picture was straight in to it . i could argue all day on here but thats not going to help . i got this dog off my mates father and it was off his bull xs and he said when it was out with his parents it was just holding back and not leaving them then coming running back to him he said it needed bringing on so this is like his first year out maybe hes just not ready yet only time will tell we weren't all born experts you only learn from experience thanks once again for the decent replies lads i'll let you's Know how we get on