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think some people are getting confused with a diff animal big as a mountain lion. id be disapointed if mine wouldnt take one if they were legal to hunt that is anyone got any picts to post of one cos im sure there not as big as a mountain lion :blink:

 

ditto :thumbs: Took this from a site

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By appearance the Scottish wildcat resembles a very muscular domestic tabby, the coat is made up of well defined brown and black stripes and usually has a ruffled appearance due to it's thickness. The gait is more like that of a big cat and the face and jaw are wider and more heavy set than the domestic. Most apparent is the beautiful tail; thick and ringed with perfect bands of black and brown ending in a blunt black tip. The Scottish form is the largest in the wildcat family with males typically between 6-9kg (13-17lb) and females 5-7kg (11-15lb), around 50% larger than the average domestic cat.

 

I would expect most bullx's worth there salt and willing to take abit of stick 100% able to take em. I would be very surprised if one would kill a dog. I can remember reading on a forum that someones pure collie had accidentally killed on. I think some of the members need to get out more, its a scottish wild cat not a tiger :feck:

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does anybody on here actually hunt their dogs or do you all just come on here to slag people of,the boy only asked would a dog do one,he never said he ran one or caught one or ever had the intension

oh dear   somone asks a bit of a silly question and instead of the wiser members of this site pointing out his mistake in a decent way they chose to slate him for what he has asked,in the process p

ocs1867 mate this 1 is for you,

 

Right theres not much out that ive not had a go at with a dog and ive seen all types of thigs.

 

first of all you need the right dog for the job, so that means you don't take your nice looking rabbiting dog or it would end up in a bad way or dead,

next you need to think how you will catch 1 as they spend most of there time in deep wood land and up trees, so unles you have got a 1st cross bull monkey you may have some probs with that 1,

 

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2nd there is not that many of them about, so finding 1 will be a right fecker.

 

3rd and last, y would you want to hunt 1 i can not see the point you can't eat them and i can't see them being much of a prob with framers, and yes a good pit would prob make short work of 1.

i think stuff like this should be left free, there huters just like us, and i like look of the littel feckers and im not a cat lover.

 

NOW IF YOU HAVE A DOG THATS GOT BIG BALLS HAVE A GO AT 1 OF THESE THERE PROPPER HARD CORE

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you guys ever herd of bushpigs? my friend peter just got back from afica where he exported two dogos to a guy who has several packs for hunting leopard and several for boar and bushpigs.

ive hunted boar and theyll run if given the chance but when caught fight like motherfu.kers but he said these bushpigs will attack and one even attacked their viehcle jumped onto the bonnet and smashed the windscreen! :icon_eek:

never herd of them until now but they just got on my list on things to hunt before i die, anyone had any exprience or seen them on hunting vids?

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Would nt be on for that shit ,one on one ok in the wild,3 on one in an enclosure????For me hunting is all about fairness,1 lurcher v 1 fox 1 terrier v 1 fox etc.excluding scent hounds.Thats just bullying to me,3 yellow bellies would do that,the dogs don t learn anything. :thumbdown:

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I was surprised the way they just shut all of them in the back like that, in together, and the dogs didnt start wiring into each other after being all fired up :icon_eek: Mind you the dogs did look pretty fecked after they had been on it :icon_eek:

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