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[Guest joe ox]

its a known fact that hares feed at night! they rest in woods and in there forms through the day...and after dusk they all come out to feed , thats why you see 10x more lamping than through the day ... i mean common sense says they come out to feed not get run after dusk!

 

i think they are easier at night cos they cant make there runs the same and tend to stay in the same field... i got a mate whos 1st x bull x grey kill loads at night but daytime lucky if they put 1-2 bends in

 

You think there easier to kill but openly admit that you dont lamp but your mate does! When you have lamped for a full season 3 or 4 nights a week I will look forward to reading your opinion.

[Guest mush]

Hares may run different on the lamp but there definatly not easier than during the day.

What rubish, When you can kill the same numbers in the day that you kill at night , I to will look forward to reading your opinion.

[Guest joe ox]

Hares may run different on the lamp but there definatly not easier than during the day.

What rubish, When you can kill the same numbers in the day that you kill at night , I to will look forward to reading your opinion.

 

Lets have your opinion then mush.

 

Remind me what dogs you run again?

Edited August 18, 2007 by joe ox

[Guest nitevision]

ay come on mush lets hear what dogs you run,

[J Darcy 5,871]

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J Darcy seems to disagree that hares are night time feeders.

 

Erm.....where did i say that? I think after studying our quarry species in detail for many years i would know...

my opinions...hares feed on vegetation during the night. They also feed during the day, but its at night when they really let their hair down(no pun).

during the day, whilst the hare is sat in her seat she will eat her own excrement, these are not the usual "hard" pellets, but much softer ones. This is so the hare (and rabbit) gets as much nutrients from their foodstuff as possible.

 

likewise, many of the hares caught by day will have soft pellets in their gut, whilst those at night will often have hard pellets in their gut.

 

Joe Ox, i have never disagreed that hares were night time feeders, they are.

 

and , of course hares are easier by lamplight... like all quarry dazzled, the dog has the upper hand.

good hunting to all sportsmen....JD

[Guest joe ox]

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J Darcy seems to disagree that hares are night time feeders.

 

Erm.....where did i say that? I think after studying our quarry species in detail for many years i would know...

my opinions...hares feed on vegetation during the night. They also feed during the day, but its at night when they really let their hair down(no pun).

during the day, whilst the hare is sat in her seat she will eat her own excrement, these are not the usual "hard" pellets, but much softer ones. This is so the hare (and rabbit) gets as much nutrients from their foodstuff as possible.

 

likewise, many of the hares caught by day will have soft pellets in their gut, whilst those at night will often have hard pellets in their gut.

 

Joe Ox, i have never disagreed that hares were night time feeders, they are.

 

and , of course hares are easier by lamplight... like all quarry dazzled, the dog has the upper hand.

good hunting to all sportsmen....JD

 

Well Ive read back through your posts it seems you didnt. You did say "I beg to differ" when snoopdog challenged you about saying hares feed during the day?

 

Hares dont hang around to be dazzled around here maybe early on in the season the stupid ones do but its starting to be there instinct to fear the lamp.

Edited August 18, 2007 by joe ox

[Guest mush]

@ nitevision :secret: :11:

[tyson 1]

its a known fact that hares feed at night! they rest in woods and in there forms through the day...and after dusk they all come out to feed , thats why you see 10x more lamping than through the day ... i mean common sense says they come out to feed not get run after dusk!

 

i think they are easier at night cos they cant make there runs the same and tend to stay in the same field... i got a mate whos 1st x bull x grey kill loads at night but daytime lucky if they put 1-2 bends in

 

You think there easier to kill but openly admit that you dont lamp but your mate does! When you have lamped for a full season 3 or 4 nights a week I will look forward to reading your opinion.

 

 

yes my mate lamps a lot, ive been out with him twice and that was enough for me , i dont like it, he still lamps and loves it ...different horses different courses... i even took my saluki x bitch out with us and she even took fox which was a first for her to run but she done 5 that night , several rabbits and several hares....and ever since hes desperate for my saluki x bitch (but unfortunatley she died earlier this year) or one like her...she put all his dogs to shame for stamina and total quarry taken that night

[Guest joe ox]

its a known fact that hares feed at night! they rest in woods and in there forms through the day...and after dusk they all come out to feed , thats why you see 10x more lamping than through the day ... i mean common sense says they come out to feed not get run after dusk!

 

i think they are easier at night cos they cant make there runs the same and tend to stay in the same field... i got a mate whos 1st x bull x grey kill loads at night but daytime lucky if they put 1-2 bends in

 

You think there easier to kill but openly admit that you dont lamp but your mate does! When you have lamped for a full season 3 or 4 nights a week I will look forward to reading your opinion.

 

 

yes my mate lamps a lot, ive been out with him twice and that was enough for me , i dont like it, he still lamps and loves it ...different horses different courses... i even took my saluki x bitch out with us and she even took fox which was a first for her to run but she done 5 that night , several rabbits and several hares....and ever since hes desperate for my saluki x bitch (but unfortunatley she died earlier this year) or one like her...she put all his dogs to shame for stamina and total quarry taken that night

 

You have been out lamping twice killed no more than several hares on the lamp! Does that qualify you to give a educated opinion on lamping anything especially hares?

What dogs are you running now?

[tyson 1]

its a known fact that hares feed at night! they rest in woods and in there forms through the day...and after dusk they all come out to feed , thats why you see 10x more lamping than through the day ... i mean common sense says they come out to feed not get run after dusk!

 

i think they are easier at night cos they cant make there runs the same and tend to stay in the same field... i got a mate whos 1st x bull x grey kill loads at night but daytime lucky if they put 1-2 bends in

 

You think there easier to kill but openly admit that you dont lamp but your mate does! When you have lamped for a full season 3 or 4 nights a week I will look forward to reading your opinion.

 

 

yes my mate lamps a lot, ive been out with him twice and that was enough for me , i dont like it, he still lamps and loves it

i ...different horses different courses... i even took my saluki x bitch out with us and she even took fox which was a first for her to run but she done 5 that night , several rabbits and several hares....and ever since hes desperate for my saluki x bitch (but unfortunatley she died earlier this year) or one like her...she put all his dogs to shame for stamina and total quarry taken that night

 

You have been out lamping twice killed no more than several hares on the lamp! Does that qualify you to give a educated opinion on lamping anything especially hares?

What dogs are you running now?

 

yes because i know loads of lads that lamp hares cos there dogs cant do them daytime , but they mainly do rabbits and fox, cos hares are too hard for them, and they fully admit that they cant catch them daytime with there dogs.

i only took my bitch once and found it was far too easy for her on the hares, it was almost cruel it was that easy...the other time i went i just spectated

and ive coursed since i was a boy same as my father and grandfather, they coursed all there lives,

i keep saluki crosses and will never have anything that doesnt have saluki in it , and my dogs are of generations of good hare coursing saluki crosses

i know a good hare dog when i see one and good dog men dont run there dogs on the lamp, i persoally know some of the best dog men in the country that are well known ...not one of them lamp with there dogs

Edited August 18, 2007 by tyson

[Guest joe ox]

its a known fact that hares feed at night! they rest in woods and in there forms through the day...and after dusk they all come out to feed , thats why you see 10x more lamping than through the day ... i mean common sense says they come out to feed not get run after dusk!

 

i think they are easier at night cos they cant make there runs the same and tend to stay in the same field... i got a mate whos 1st x bull x grey kill loads at night but daytime lucky if they put 1-2 bends in

 

You think there easier to kill but openly admit that you dont lamp but your mate does! When you have lamped for a full season 3 or 4 nights a week I will look forward to reading your opinion.

 

 

yes my mate lamps a lot, ive been out with him twice and that was enough for me , i dont like it, he still lamps and loves it ...different horses different courses... i even took my saluki x bitch out with us and she even took fox which was a first for her to run but she done 5 that night , several rabbits and several hares....and ever since hes desperate for my saluki x bitch (but unfortunatley she died earlier this year) or one like her...she put all his dogs to shame for stamina and total quarry taken that night

 

You have been out lamping twice killed no more than several hares on the lamp! Does that qualify you to give a educated opinion on lamping anything especially hares?

What dogs are you running now?

 

yes because i know loads of lads that lamp hares cos there dogs cant do them daytime , but they mainly do rabbits and fox, cos hares are too hard for them, and they fully admit that they cant catch them daytime with there dogs.

and ive coursed since i was a boy same as my father and grandfather, they coursed all there lives,

i keep saluki crosses and will never have anything that doesnt have saluki in it , and my dogs are of generations of good hare coursing saluki crosses

 

Stick to giving a opinion on something you know about through experience not because you "know loads of lads that" do it. Have you coursed all over the country or just local to you?

Edited August 18, 2007 by joe ox

[Guest SJM]

You cant make these people see sense Tyson, ignorance is bliss

[tyson 1]

its a known fact that hares feed at night! they rest in woods and in there forms through the day...and after dusk they all come out to feed , thats why you see 10x more lamping than through the day ... i mean common sense says they come out to feed not get run after dusk!

 

i think they are easier at night cos they cant make there runs the same and tend to stay in the same field... i got a mate whos 1st x bull x grey kill loads at night but daytime lucky if they put 1-2 bends in

 

You think there easier to kill but openly admit that you dont lamp but your mate does! When you have lamped for a full season 3 or 4 nights a week I will look forward to reading your opinion.

 

 

yes my mate lamps a lot, ive been out with him twice and that was enough for me , i dont like it, he still lamps and loves it ...different horses different courses... i even took my saluki x bitch out with us and she even took fox which was a first for her to run but she done 5 that night , several rabbits and several hares....and ever since hes desperate for my saluki x bitch (but unfortunatley she died earlier this year) or one like her...she put all his dogs to shame for stamina and total quarry taken that night

 

You have been out lamping twice killed no more than several hares on the lamp! Does that qualify you to give a educated opinion on lamping anything especially hares?

What dogs are you running now?

 

yes because i know loads of lads that lamp hares cos there dogs cant do them daytime , but they mainly do rabbits and fox, cos hares are too hard for them, and they fully admit that they cant catch them daytime with there dogs.

and ive coursed since i was a boy same as my father and grandfather, they coursed all there lives,

i keep saluki crosses and will never have anything that doesnt have saluki in it , and my dogs are of generations of good hare coursing saluki crosses

 

Stick to giving a opinion you know something about through experience not because you "know loads of lads that lamp" Have you coursed all over the country or just local to you?

ive coursed everywhere just about...the bigger the land the better ,...i have had different crosses of dogs when i was a boy just starting out....fine on rabbits...but daytime they lack a gear and a lung for a good winter hare on decent land...no saluki then stick to small fields where the dog csant get ragged about and eventually jack

but i do know that lamping is easier than daytime coursing

[Guest joe ox]

You cant make these people see sense Tyson, ignorance is bliss

 

SJM What topic are you saying iam ignorant on and what sense exactly is Tyson trying to make people see? Lets see if your capable of putting together a decent reply without slagging people off!

Edited August 18, 2007 by joe ox

[Guest joe ox]

its a known fact that hares feed at night! they rest in woods and in there forms through the day...and after dusk they all come out to feed , thats why you see 10x more lamping than through the day ... i mean common sense says they come out to feed not get run after dusk!

 

i think they are easier at night cos they cant make there runs the same and tend to stay in the same field... i got a mate whos 1st x bull x grey kill loads at night but daytime lucky if they put 1-2 bends in

 

You think there easier to kill but openly admit that you dont lamp but your mate does! When you have lamped for a full season 3 or 4 nights a week I will look forward to reading your opinion.

 

 

yes my mate lamps a lot, ive been out with him twice and that was enough for me , i dont like it, he still lamps and loves it ...different horses different courses... i even took my saluki x bitch out with us and she even took fox which was a first for her to run but she done 5 that night , several rabbits and several hares....and ever since hes desperate for my saluki x bitch (but unfortunatley she died earlier this year) or one like her...she put all his dogs to shame for stamina and total quarry taken that night

 

You have been out lamping twice killed no more than several hares on the lamp! Does that qualify you to give a educated opinion on lamping anything especially hares?

What dogs are you running now?

 

yes because i know loads of lads that lamp hares cos there dogs cant do them daytime , but they mainly do rabbits and fox, cos hares are too hard for them, and they fully admit that they cant catch them daytime with there dogs.

and ive coursed since i was a boy same as my father and grandfather, they coursed all there lives,

i keep saluki crosses and will never have anything that doesnt have saluki in it , and my dogs are of generations of good hare coursing saluki crosses

 

Stick to giving a opinion you know something about through experience not because you "know loads of lads that lamp" Have you coursed all over the country or just local to you?

ive coursed everywhere just about...the bigger the land the better ,...i have had different crosses of dogs when i was a boy just starting out....fine on rabbits...but daytime they lack a gear and a lung for a good winter hare on decent land...no saluki then stick to small fields where the dog csant get ragged about and eventually jack

but i do know that lamping is easier than daytime coursing

 

Ideal for your preferred cross.

Edited August 18, 2007 by joe ox