lamping rabbits your opinion

[underdog1985 27]

i think it reduces the ultimate athlete of the british countryside to a mediocre quarry that substandard dogs can catch PS im no snob its just my opinion

[hullhunter 219]

depends on the rabbits and were you are running them. round my way everywere is lamped to death you have to slip your dogs on rabbits at 200 yards that have started running full pelt soon as the lamp is but on. if your dog can get up to it before it hits the hedge its done well never mind putting a bend into it or even catching it.

 

im sure ive all ready said this tho lol

[morton 5,368]

Id agree that it does,nt take much of a dog to bag up on bunny,s,but,rabbits are the mainstay of most lurchers and offer rewarding days and nights in the field,if you did,nt have the humble bunny to chase about you would have to many blank,fruitless days out.Never take such an humble quarry for granted,the lurcher world would be so much less rewarding without mr. rabbit.

[KittleRox 2,147]

The ultimate athlete of the British countryside ain,t the rabbit

[Guest long-tail]

Id agree that it does,nt take much of a dog to bag up on bunny,s,but,rabbits are the mainstay of most lurchers and offer rewarding days and nights in the field,if you did,nt have the humble bunny to chase about you would have to many blank,fruitless days out.Never take such an humble quarry for granted,the lurcher world would be so much less rewarding without mr. rabbit.

well said that man

[KittleRox 2,147]

so if you specialise in the humble bunny and keep rabbiting dogs you therefore keep substandard dogs, awe ffs

[paulus 26]

i`ll take what comes along. be it rabbit or whatever rabbits have spiced up nights/days that would have been uneventfull without them