Poaching D$$$Heads

[Guest vin]

Wish I could get a motor onto some of the permissions I lamp/ferret on. . . It would be Luxury.

 

The long walks back to the motor and heavy loads are what keep me fit as a butchers dog.

[Ideation 8,216]

Same story everywhere.

 

The death bell of lurcher work, will be rung by those amongst us, long before those outside.

 

Edited to add - I've recently been introduced to driving the land while lamping (on permission) and it's fantastic, anyone who says that the dogs must be shit. . . either they don't know bugger all, or they have only experienced the muppets doing it.

 

However, i've a friend who farms in an area with plenty of game, and they have had lads driving through fences, 50 yards from open gateways, and when they chained all of the gates, they just put chains round the gate posts and pulled them over. . . . .

Edited March 18, 2015 by Ideation

[twelsh 345]

Bull shite some very good dogs come out motors they may bend em with motor but drop em on top of its quarry is talkin crap not only that cover more land get more numbers

[Fieldsporthunter 1,864]

Bull shite some very good dogs come out motors they may bend em with motor but drop em on top of its quarry is talkin crap not only that cover more land get more numbers

If you have to bend the quarry with a moter to help the dog how can that dog be classed as a good dog?

[iworkwhippets 12,615]

see what you have started now ben, coming on here causing bother

[the big chief 3,099]

 

 

It's always lads from South Yorkshire lol hahaha

not me rex

 

amount dogs you running you must have most yorkshire wrapped up on your permission slips lol

 

i own feking yorkshire get off my land

[dustyj 63]

It's the likes of these clowns who have spoilt it for decent dog men.watching your back wherever you go now because of these idiots. Dixxheads

[terryd 8,504]

lack of respect for peoples property going over the fence for a couple of bunnies is one thing but going through it not on

[dustyj 63]

If you cannot walk the fields and have no respect for folks and farmers property fxxk off out of it. ?

[Fieldsporthunter 1,864]

There's dogmen that walk the fields and use a combination of fieldcraft and skill to find and get up to the quarry to work there dog. There's dogmen that drive the fields and use a moter to cover ground but let there dogs work unaided and theres LADS that rip fields to death with there Mudslingers smashing through fences and gates while chucking there dogs out on top of quarry then coursing with moter along with dogs while trying to predict the escape route to head it off "and put a bend in". For the lads who do this its not about lurcher work done by Dogmen but kill kill kill and numbers by clueless clowns.

 

Unfortunately we all get Tared with the same brush.

[simonrocco 175]

Iv never driven the fields or seen it done but I personally don't see the point in driving the fields after quarry for me its all about running my dogs on the quarry and not chasing it round in a motor but everyone does it differently don't they and like has already been said you will always get people that spoil it for others.

[Ideation 8,216]

In my brief experience of it, the truck never left the headland, and the dog and lamp man, jumped out for the run. Just means you can cover a lot more ground, and driving round the field edge, somehow seems to spook some rabbits less, than dog and man walking it. Funnily enough, when I've done it, the slips have all been a lot longer than when on foot, as they have all been from the hedge out to where rabbit is, as opposed to walking in field and walking them up. On ground that isn't lifting with game, its a way to get 20-30 runs in front of the dog rather than 10 in the same number of hours. . . . and if there is f**k all in a 100 acre field, you don't have to walk all the way across the b*****d to get to the next one!

[Hareydave 1,214]

sounds good could ya do it on a motorbike

[Ideation 8,216]

Think the dog would fall off.

[MickyB 327]

sounds good could ya do it on a motorbike

And sidecar