How many rabbits on the bounce

[Sirius 1,391]

Out of interest, I generally keep a mental count of how many rabbits I run and what the catch ratio is on a night.

 

I often lose count, but out of interest how many have you had without missing one? Which is inevitably going to happen, usually the second one for me.

Obviously it means sweet FA really as land amount of rabbits and luck all play a roll..just wondering.

Edited September 13, 2012 by Sirius

[NOOK/ANNA 96]

Had 6 for 6 in 1 field , all bar 1 where squatters. With my wee white bull x bitch. She seems have knack lifting them before they run.

[brookie 1,193]

Out of interest, I generally keep a mental count of how many rabbits I run and what the catch ratio is on a night.

 

I often lose count, but out of interest how many have you had without missing one? Which is inevitably going to happen, usually the second one for me.

Obviously it means sweet FA really as land amount of rabbits and luck all play a roll..just wondering.

i got an old bitch that did thirty on the bounce with out missing ,she missed the 31st going under a rail fence into a railway box .she did that in front of two individual witnesses who are members on here

[running addiction 207]

Sometimes me dog can go for wks on end without missing one, few wks back he had 40 odd without missing but that was over a few nights

[jezza 126]

a dog could take many on the bounce if choosing runs, for example, only slipping on squatters

[brookie 1,193]

a dog could take many on the bounce if choosing runs, for example, only slipping on squatters

mine were all took as they came ,all on the move in about hour and three quarters ,down this end of the country we dont have the luxury of picking and choosing our runs nor the luxury of permission .this particular night she was running sutton banks in hereford

[Sirius 1,391]

a dog could take many on the bounce if choosing runs, for example, only slipping on squatters

 

I am sure a dog could, but I am talking how it happens not a competition or planned just real life.

[Dumpling 23]

I was there on that night brookies dog done the damage and to be honest will never forget it,

[South hams hunter 8,926]

9 then missed next 3

[Chid 6,583]

my dog aint the best dog out there i think he maybe caught 2 without missing one lol ,

 

but i would say on the fields i lamp a few good dogs would struggle to keep catching one after another ..

ive offered a couple of people over from the mainland with good rabbit dogs, be good to see how they cope,, if they end up coming over

[Sirius 1,391]

That's some going brookie very lucky.

I can think of several times I have done 10's on the same night with my current dog and seem a few others do 10. Usually thanks to a new sheep wire fence and taking them from the squat :-) Then again down here they are never too far from the hedge..

[nasher1 258]

A bitch I got did 7 on the bounce on a golf course, I thought that was good only one was a squatter the rest were flaaat out

[FUJI 17,327]

Never managed to catch a rabbit yet...hopefully this season it will happen :-)

[Shamo 319]

Out of interest, I generally keep a mental count of how many rabbits I run and what the catch ratio is on a night.

 

I often lose count, but out of interest how many have you had without missing one? Which is inevitably going to happen, usually the second one for me.

Obviously it means sweet FA really as land amount of rabbits and luck all play a roll..just wondering.

i got an old bitch that did thirty on the bounce with out missing ,she missed the 31st going under a rail fence into a railway box .she did that in front of two individual witnesses who are members on here

I wouldn't get the chance to run 31 Rabbits in one outing where I go, for one reason or another, especially in less than 2 hours........it must be a nice nights lamping.

Edited September 13, 2012 by Shamo

[long dogs 580]

A bitch I got did 7 on the bounce on a golf course, I thought that was good only one was a squatter the rest were flaaat out

they take some catching on them greens,