Giro 2,648 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 I dont know TC I got some permission just a week or so back... landowner said there was already two lads on, but they dont come much & to fill my boots.. Its a Golf course rabbits are sratting the greens and digging in the bunkers.. I will have no problem showing face and popping a few off.. Come winter get the ferrets in and do a right good job.. The two lads will be sick as f**k Quote Link to post
StayKeen 19 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Its a known Fact that Rabbits are at it all year round there is no season for rabbits. All the rest are illegal to course anyway so therefore what season?..... No need to have the dig at the (YOUNGER SPORTSMEN) either whats to say its just the younger generation. In fact when i go out down here im more likely to see Lurchermen than Lurcherboys!!!!! Encourage the up and coming or the sport will die! Some young lads need no encouragement they are keen as mustard they just go about the wrong way... Some older fellas are the same tho if they never learn the right way,they will always do it the wrong way.. The sport wont die it will just get worst i wonder why the go around it the wrong way? Who is going to give Permission to a lad between the age of 16-21? No one! I'm lucky knowing farmers through the family but most of the lads round here will never get permission to course anywhere and the same for anywhere else unless passed through the family. People's perception of a youngster (not helped by the media mind) but Hey Ho that's the way it crumbles. Quote Link to post
iceman001979 1,316 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 There is no season on rabbitswhat's your excuse for hunting summer hares then Quote Link to post
iceman001979 1,316 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 No excuse or l could use the one am bring a pup on well f**k that . Hotspots to give pup few runs no harm in that????? Whats yours?????? Quote Link to post
Huwidge 69 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Its a known Fact that Rabbits are at it all year round there is no season for rabbits. All the rest are illegal to course anyway so therefore what season?..... No need to have the dig at the (YOUNGER SPORTSMEN) either whats to say its just the younger generation. In fact when i go out down here im more likely to see Lurchermen than Lurcherboys!!!!! Encourage the up and coming or the sport will die! Some young lads need no encouragement they are keen as mustard they just go about the wrong way... Some older fellas are the same tho if they never learn the right way,they will always do it the wrong way.. The sport wont die it will just get worst i wonder why the go around it the wrong way? Who is going to give Permission to a lad between the age of 16-21? No one! I'm lucky knowing farmers through the family but most of the lads round here will never get permission to course anywhere and the same for anywhere else unless passed through the family. People's perception of a youngster (not helped by the media mind) but Hey Ho that's the way it crumbles. its not the way it crumbles at all. Im 20 years old and have permission on a number of farms around my way to keep my busy all year round. You dont have to be old to be sensible and respected. 1 Quote Link to post
Giro 2,648 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Its a known Fact that Rabbits are at it all year round there is no season for rabbits. All the rest are illegal to course anyway so therefore what season?..... No need to have the dig at the (YOUNGER SPORTSMEN) either whats to say its just the younger generation. In fact when i go out down here im more likely to see Lurchermen than Lurcherboys!!!!! Encourage the up and coming or the sport will die! Some young lads need no encouragement they are keen as mustard they just go about the wrong way... Some older fellas are the same tho if they never learn the right way,they will always do it the wrong way.. The sport wont die it will just get worst i wonder why the go around it the wrong way? Its the blind leading the blind.. I have met some real gents and they have gone out of there way to help me.. however I am no fecking numpty... I would never take some young chavey youth on to hard earnd permission for them to f**k it up and tell everyman and his dog.. I cant tarr everyone in the same bracket, young and old there are plonkers about... Its some people attitude and morals, If i would not want them sat in my living room having a brew. I would deffo not go sneaking about in the dark with them. 1 Quote Link to post
Giro 2,648 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Its a known Fact that Rabbits are at it all year round there is no season for rabbits. All the rest are illegal to course anyway so therefore what season?..... No need to have the dig at the (YOUNGER SPORTSMEN) either whats to say its just the younger generation. In fact when i go out down here im more likely to see Lurchermen than Lurcherboys!!!!! Encourage the up and coming or the sport will die! Some young lads need no encouragement they are keen as mustard they just go about the wrong way... Some older fellas are the same tho if they never learn the right way,they will always do it the wrong way.. The sport wont die it will just get worst i wonder why the go around it the wrong way? Who is going to give Permission to a lad between the age of 16-21? No one! I'm lucky knowing farmers through the family but most of the lads round here will never get permission to course anywhere and the same for anywhere else unless passed through the family. People's perception of a youngster (not helped by the media mind) but Hey Ho that's the way it crumbles. They have got it hard, but we all were 16 - 21 once Mind we were lucky compared. I am 32 and pre ban we could walk a lot of land, un challenged taking alsorts We could walk public parks with air riffles, no one batted a eye You need to have permission these days and it is hard to obtain Quote Link to post
Guest vin Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 I helped a young un out once upon a time.. He,s now got a mate who can drive him back to all the places I showed him and places he shouldnt be going also. last i heard he had bought guess what ? yes ! obviously a BULLX. . . When there19yrs old and full of the joys of the hunt...theres no telling them about seasons and conservation of prey. Im old and boring these days.... BUT I must admit this...When i was at skool we couldnt wait for the summer hollidays,So we could go lamping ! all the old boys would frown at us for going out...But did we give a fekk...NO...we fekking loved it..car battery and all..camping out..and ferreting what we missed in the morning..that would have been the month of august. I,ll get mi coat. Quote Link to post
StayKeen 19 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Round my way the first word is F**k OFF from the farmers to any youngsters looking for permission, Its as simple as that. TBH you can not blame them in some respects the minority get the majority tarred with the same brush thats society for you. Im only 22, id like to think i was well spoken and respected but i've not been give an acre of permission when asked, like i said i know a couple of farmers through family so have enough just to keep me occupied as i only have the one dog! Their are so many poachers in Dorset permission is not worth shit. Don't get me wrong i've (strayed) onto a few fields i shouldn't have who hasn't but been respectable at the same time with gates fences etc etc. At the end of the day i just want to see my dog run no sport compares to watching your dog catch the adrenaline is indescribable. Quote Link to post
Giro 2,648 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Vin thats bad lamping summer We loved winter we could go lamping at 16.30 and be home for dinner at 18.00 hrs Shame that young lad done the dirty on you.. Thats why I wont take no one Quote Link to post
Giro 2,648 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Round my way the first word is F**k OFF from the farmers to any youngsters looking for permission, Its as simple as that. TBH you can not blame them in some respects the minority get the majority tarred with the same brush thats society for you. Im only 22, id like to think i was well spoken and respected but i've not been give an acre of permission when asked, like i said i know a couple of farmers through family so have enough just to keep me occupied as i only have the one dog! Their are so many poachers in Dorset permission is not worth shit. Don't get me wrong i've (strayed) onto a few fields i shouldn't have who hasn't but been respectable at the same time with gates fences etc etc. At the end of the day i just want to see my dog run no sport compares to watching your dog catch the adrenaline is indescribable. There is no need for them to be rude.... They could aleast tell you to "please f**k off " Keep doing things right fella.. It will get better 1 Quote Link to post
Huwidge 69 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Round my way the first word is F**k OFF from the farmers to any youngsters looking for permission, Its as simple as that. TBH you can not blame them in some respects the minority get the majority tarred with the same brush thats society for you. Im only 22, id like to think i was well spoken and respected but i've not been give an acre of permission when asked, like i said i know a couple of farmers through family so have enough just to keep me occupied as i only have the one dog! Their are so many poachers in Dorset permission is not worth shit. Don't get me wrong i've (strayed) onto a few fields i shouldn't have who hasn't but been respectable at the same time with gates fences etc etc. At the end of the day i just want to see my dog run no sport compares to watching your dog catch the adrenaline is indescribable. i consider myself very lucky then. 1 Quote Link to post
StayKeen 19 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Round my way the first word is F**k OFF from the farmers to any youngsters looking for permission, Its as simple as that. TBH you can not blame them in some respects the minority get the majority tarred with the same brush thats society for you. Im only 22, id like to think i was well spoken and respected but i've not been give an acre of permission when asked, like i said i know a couple of farmers through family so have enough just to keep me occupied as i only have the one dog! Their are so many poachers in Dorset permission is not worth shit. Don't get me wrong i've (strayed) onto a few fields i shouldn't have who hasn't but been respectable at the same time with gates fences etc etc. At the end of the day i just want to see my dog run no sport compares to watching your dog catch the adrenaline is indescribable. There is no need for them to be rude.... They could aleast tell you to "please f**k off " Keep doing things right fella.. It will get better HAHA! Very true that! Yeah i wont lose patience my time will come one day im only 22 i've only been in the game a year!!! When you got idiots tearing shreds out of their seed fields etc can you blame them for being so arrogant..... Quote Link to post
Ideation 8,216 Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 It's just amazing how many 'pest controllers' are on here . . . . when the summer comes around If that's directed at me ,I've given my reasons for shooting rabbits during the summer. I don't hunt with the my dogs during this time of year ,and wont start again until late Sept / October. No mate, not directed at you (don't be so paranoid!). There are some folk on here who are either professional pest controllers or get pest control jobs that come in over summer. What I was referring to was the guys who go out and ferret 3 bunnys or shoot 1 hare with an air gun in a week and claim that they were doing much needed pest control on a farm. It just seems that when the summer comes around., . . . . we suddenly are awash with pest controllers and folk bringing on young dogs Quote Link to post
Guest vin Posted May 14, 2013 Report Share Posted May 14, 2013 Round my way the first word is F**k OFF from the farmers to any youngsters looking for permission, Its as simple as that. TBH you can not blame them in some respects the minority get the majority tarred with the same brush thats society for you. Im only 22, id like to think i was well spoken and respected but i've not been give an acre of permission when asked, like i said i know a couple of farmers through family so have enough just to keep me occupied as i only have the one dog! Their are so many poachers in Dorset permission is not worth shit. Don't get me wrong i've (strayed) onto a few fields i shouldn't have who hasn't but been respectable at the same time with gates fences etc etc. At the end of the day i just want to see my dog run no sport compares to watching your dog catch the adrenaline is indescribable. There is no need for them to be rude.... They could aleast tell you to "please f**k off " Keep doing things right fella.. It will get better My next door neighbour is the son of a very wealthy land owning farmer with access to thousands of rabbits and permission to hunt shoot etc etc on every other pice of farm land in his whole area...amounting to thousands and thousands of acres..he goes out at night with his pickup and shoots 40,s-50s regulary with his brothers. You can obviously guess what i asked him the 1st time i met him. . .? And since that point in time I have stopped his house from being burgled and ransacked etc etc by the local smack heads on numerous occasions up until he finally moved in to the house. . . FFsake i have confronted bat weilding smelly bag heeeds over the fence on many nights. . the police were regular visitors after his central heating system and electrics were installed. . He finally moved in after over a year of us living next door to an unocupied house (which as you might now these days is a magnet to all scum and sundry ). I even printed out a permission slip for him to get signed for me. Im sure you can all guess the rest.. Theres nowt a strange as folk. Quote Link to post
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