Lamping Advice/help

[andy97 209]

 

 

 

soon as he gets his first one mate he will be sound went out with my 9 month old pup tonight as just getting him used to it and gt 2 bunnies

nice one andy

went out last night got fcuking drenched mate wind in face and pissing it down but the pups coming on well mate

nice one and the weather was shocking I didn't fancy it at all maybe a couple of days

 

was alright till we got to the end of the walk then started we had about a 4mile walk back was hard work

[the big chief 3,099]

 

 

 

 

soon as he gets his first one mate he will be sound went out with my 9 month old pup tonight as just getting him used to it and gt 2 bunnies

 

nice one andy

went out last night got fcuking drenched mate wind in face and pissing it down but the pups coming on well mate

nice one and the weather was shocking I didn't fancy it at all maybe a couple of days

was alright till we got to the end of the walk then started we had about a 4mile walk back was hard work

4 miles that's nowt we do at least double that for a couple of runs don't get in till daft o'clock lol

[blackmaggie 3,376]

 

 

Go out on a good windy night bit like tonight and get right on top of them let him get a sitter that should bump him up no far slips what so ever only close ones from now on build his confidence up

Hi yeah I have been taking him out on windy nights and have been near enough on top of the rabbit before letting him go but just not connecting last night he chased one from the middle of the field to end and back again and still didn't catch. Al keep at with him.

Do you think the type of ground could be easier as running him on cattle pasture at the min? Tried some soft farm ground but the rabbits were abit lamp shy and forgot the filter.

Thanks for the comments guys atb

yes rabbits are nippy on there mate ya dogs only young mate best option is a slightly rough field where the rabbit can't run as fast where about do ya live mate I am from doncaster too I could pop over one night up to you and its a must don't go out on moon lit nights rabbits have a far better chance of getting home its all about ya dog at this stage.pm me if ya like

 

thats very good of you gafer

[dogmad riley 1,347]

I'm going through the same problem the dogs plenty fast enough but won't pick up! Think I'm going to try the rabbit skin on a flirt pole! Keep us posted on the progress

Will do pal best of luck with yours

[Dranny GLC 112]

If you run the dog on too many failed runs does it nock there confidence, or do you keep going at it or rest them for a bit?

[andy97 209]

 

 

 

 

 

soon as he gets his first one mate he will be sound went out with my 9 month old pup tonight as just getting him used to it and gt 2 bunnies

nice one andy

went out last night got fcuking drenched mate wind in face and pissing it down but the pups coming on well mate

nice one and the weather was shocking I didn't fancy it at all maybe a couple of days

was alright till we got to the end of the walk then started we had about a 4mile walk back was hard work

4 miles that's nowt we do at least double that for a couple of runs don't get in till daft o'clock lol

 

got some new unspoilt land mate that hasnt seen a dog mate so theres everything all over so running from first till the last field mate you should come down for a night out mate

Edited December 24, 2013 by andy97

[the big chief 3,099]

 

 

 

 

 

 

soon as he gets his first one mate he will be sound went out with my 9 month old pup tonight as just getting him used to it and gt 2 bunnies

 

nice one andy

went out last night got fcuking drenched mate wind in face and pissing it down but the pups coming on well mate

nice one and the weather was shocking I didn't fancy it at all maybe a couple of days

was alright till we got to the end of the walk then started we had about a 4mile walk back was hard work

4 miles that's nowt we do at least double that for a couple of runs don't get in till daft o'clock lol

got some new unspoilt land mate that hasnt seen a dog mate so theres everything all over so running from first till the last field mate you should come down for a night out mate

sounds like a plan Andy count me in chief

[andy97 209]

sound mate will have a night out after xmas pal

[cantona 310]

My mates dog is the same, daytime he runs with conviction but on the lamp he doesn't run them back to the hedge , it's as if he's given in after the initial chase, trouble is the more he misses the less conviction?

[dogmad riley 1,347]

Just had the dog out ferreting and caught 4 out of 5 runners that bolted out if un- netted holes.

 

Hope he can make it in the lamping game

[lurcherman887 178]

Lamping should be easier for him no? Mine hoovers em up on lamp not so sharp on the bolters still catches more than he loses just not so sharp in the day atb

[dogmad riley 1,347]

Mines the other way round can't figure out what I am doing wrong day time seems easy to him but lamping he can't catch anything. Hopefully when he see a experienced dog doing the business he should pick it up.

 

Hopefully atb

[dogmad riley 1,347]

Mines the other way round can't figure out what I am doing wrong day time seems easy to him but lamping he can't catch anything. Hopefully when he see a experienced dog doing the business he should pick it up.

 

Hopefully atb

[J Darcy 5,871]

IMO forget 'sitters'......the type of field is more important than a squatter.....find a field with a nice tight sheepwire fence with grass growing through, or a drystone wall. Send the dog out to rabbits whilst you lamp from the place where they're heading for. Don't shine into the dogs eyes, just the rabbits, if possible. Always try and send him out rather than walking him out on the slip.

[dogmad riley 1,347]

Will try jd thanks for the advice