Scottish Wild Cat

[Guest ocs1867]

Would it be possible for a single dog to take one of these out?

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

.......................why would you want to know that??.....................are you an anti - :hmm:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.................."do you think my ferret would kill a peregrine falcon" :wallbash:

[sighthound1811 6]

maybe if you had a wolf on the end of yer lead!!!!

[Guest Frank]

Their protected.

[steve109 43]

yes to both questions.............and il have them for taxidermy afterwards

[Guest ocs1867]

.......................why would you want to know that??.....................are you an anti - :hmm:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

.................."do you think my ferret would kill a peregrine falcon" :wallbash:

 

 

 

No I was just asking a question which I have been thinking about for sometime. I dont think your ferret would be able to take on a Peregrine Falcon.

 

 

I'm new to the hunting game only done rabbit so far with my dog, but looking to really get into it now as I have abit more time on my hands.

[Simoman 110]

I once had alovely little Plummer terrier that took out a Scottish Wildcat..........they went to the movies, followed by dinner at a swish little diner and finished the night by a moonlit stroll across the moors....lovely.............

 

A) They are protected

The numbers are a little low in South Yorkshire

C) If you meant in a historic sence you should have spent more time carefully wording the question

D) You should know that Pauls ferret is well "ard and could easily take a Peregrine

 

 

Meow

[sighthound1811 6]

if your ever in scotland an are even lucky enough to see a wildcat then if you like yer dog to have a face then keep it away from them...

[MATTI 34]

The average cat can give a dog a hard time, never mind one of these bad boy's.

If you think anything of your dog i would give it a swerve.

Edited October 3, 2007 by MATTI

[Guest ocs1867]

I once had alovely little Plummer terrier that took out a Scottish Wildcat..........they went to the movies, followed by dinner at a swish little diner and not the night by a moonlit stroll across the moors....lovely.............

 

A) They are protected

The numbers are a little low in South Yorkshire

C) If you meant in a historic sence you should have spent more time carefully wording the question

D) You should know that Pauls ferret is well "ard and could easily take a Peregrine

 

 

Meow

 

 

Fair enough sorry I asked.

[Guest reload]

What a twatty question, get a grip

 

My advice would be as your new to hunting is get someone to show you how to be a sportsman and get some respect for the countryside.

Edited October 3, 2007 by reload

[Guest artic monkey]

YOUR A DANGER TO YOURSELF SON!!

[Sorley x 32]

what on earth made you ask such a daft question? Did you honestly think you could hunt them? Do you have any idea about how few there are left in the wild?

 

 

Seriously, you really need to ask youself what you are doing.

 

Either start taking the sport seriously and learn about things.

 

OR

 

Feck off and buy a playstation.

 

 

[Guest ocs1867]

what on earth made you ask such a daft question? Did you honestly think you could hunt them? Do you have any idea about how few there are left in the wild?

 

 

Seriously, you really need to ask youself what you are doing.

 

Either start taking the sport seriously and learn about things.

 

OR

 

Feck off and buy a playstation.

 

 

 

 

Apologies It was just something that was on my mind today I was just thinking if people ver hunted them thats all. Sorry to all offended.

[Simoman 110]

Just spend some time reading the forum, read a few books, get EDRD, spend some time in the fileds and just think what you are posting