Calling foxes

[laad 10]

Alright lads,

 

How close do ye call foxes in before slipping the dog?

 

atb

[fay 75]

as close as possible to you about 10 15 ft if less great some just run straight up to u like a dog others hesitate and stop a good bit away from u close enough that u no your dog will catch

[laad 10]

Sorry I phrased that wrongly.

 

What's the maximum distance that the fox has been called to that you'd slip the dog?

[mick c 411]

in england we dont slip the dog until the fox is been shot

[robwelsh 354]

Nice one Mick

[stewie 3,387]

in england we dont slip the dog until the fox is been shot

and??? if he is irish and ireland he wouldnt care would he........

[DOGGINLAD 538]

It all depends on the dog running, the size of the field, and if i am in a hedge and a fox was coming across a big field

i wouldnt want it in too close as they can double back and straight in the hedge your stood at, thats all before the ban

by the way...

[dytkos 17,784]

Sorry I phrased that wrongly.

 

What's the maximum distance that the fox has been called to that you'd slip the dog?

 

If you need to ask that question, take up another hobby

 

Cheers, D.

[laad 10]

Sorry I phrased that wrongly.

 

What's the maximum distance that the fox has been called to that you'd slip the dog?

 

If you need to ask that question, take up another hobby

 

Cheers, D.

 

I thought that one of the aims of this forum was to help people that are new to the game? Thanks for that anyway ya f****n prick.

[RAGBONE 14]

Sorry I phrased that wrongly.

 

What's the maximum distance that the fox has been called to that you'd slip the dog?

 

If you need to ask that question, take up another hobby

 

Cheers, D.

 

 

:laugh: :laugh:

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

As close as you can get it, although you'll often get more than 1 fox in areas where they arnt used to being lamped especially this years cubs that havent got wise to the lamp yet. Best craic there is lamping foxes what dog have ye got?

[dytkos 17,784]

Sorry I phrased that wrongly.

 

What's the maximum distance that the fox has been called to that you'd slip the dog?

 

If you need to ask that question, take up another hobby

 

Cheers, D.

 

I thought that one of the aims of this forum was to help people that are new to the game? Thanks for that anyway ya f****n prick.

 

I love you too

 

Cheers, D.

[laad 10]

As close as you can get it, although you'll often get more than 1 fox in areas where they arnt used to being lamped especially this years cubs that havent got wise to the lamp yet. Best craic there is lamping foxes what dog have ye got?

 

Ya got a cub last Friday, called it to 20 ft no bother. I want to get rid of a lot of foxes for a man who's starting lambing outside this year; that's why I got the dog. He's 1/4 pit 3/4 grey, serious lad but very unfit.

[danny300 2,240]

As close as you can get it, although you'll often get more than 1 fox in areas where they arnt used to being lamped especially this years cubs that havent got wise to the lamp yet. Best craic there is lamping foxes what dog have ye got?

 

Ya got a cub last Friday, called it to 20 ft no bother. I want to get rid of a lot of foxes for a man who's starting lambing outside this year; that's why I got the dog. He's 1/4 pit 3/4 grey, serious lad but very unfit.

you might need a lad with a terrier as well to help you as you wont get them all on the lamp. a farmer i know has seen a fox walking around his sheep already but he will be taking them in when there lambing

[laad 10]

As close as you can get it, although you'll often get more than 1 fox in areas where they arnt used to being lamped especially this years cubs that havent got wise to the lamp yet. Best craic there is lamping foxes what dog have ye got?

 

Ya got a cub last Friday, called it to 20 ft no bother. I want to get rid of a lot of foxes for a man who's starting lambing outside this year; that's why I got the dog. He's 1/4 pit 3/4 grey, serious lad but very unfit.

you might need a lad with a terrier as well to help you as you wont get them all on the lamp. a farmer i know has seen a fox walking around his sheep already but he will be taking them in when there lambing

 

I can take a loan of one of my buddies dogs, he's gone to Australia but his patterdale still stays on his old mans farm.