WHICH IS THE FASTEST HARDES TO CATCH

[fastdog 0]

HEARD LOTS OF RUMORS ABOUT THE FURTHER NORTH YOU GO THE RABBITS GET EASIER CANT SEE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A NORTH GOLF COURSE

;SHEEP PASTURE ;OR A STUBBLE FIELD BE IT SCOTLAND OR ENGLAND. THERE IS A CHANCE WE SCOTS AND OUR DOGS ARE BETTER CATCHERS IT WAS AN ENGLISH MAN THAT MADE IN MY MIND A STUPID STATEMENT IN THE FIRST PLACE JUST WANT TO HEAR WHAT THE REST OF

YOU THINK :feck:

[Guest joe ox]

I think the rabbits are 7 foot tall and they shoot fire bolts out there arses up north

Edited November 7, 2007 by joe ox

[fastdog 0]

I think the rabbits are 7 foot tall and they shoot fire bolts out there arses up north

[mackem 26,209]

Lamped in Hampshire,and caithness,same/same

[Brummy 9]

Keep off the drugs mate...................

[TOMO 26,036]

a rabbit in the north and south wil run at aproximatly the same speed,

 

but some landscapes and field types, and the amount of rabbits on the gound make it easyier to get a bigger haul.

[mackem 26,209]

Amen Tomo,its terrain not the bunny itself

[Guest WILF]

I think TOMO about sums it up........

[zap 4]

I think the rabbits are 7 foot tall and they shoot fire bolts out there arses up north

[weejohn 3]

now chalkwarren that was a very nice response

[Guest Frank]

@ CHALKWARREN.

[scotty3968 0]

eh,,,,,,,,

[leec 132]

its all about terrain thyere allways harder to kill on the bald but be it the bald down here or the bold up north there about the same id say obviously if im running golf courses down here and heather clad or long tuffety grass up north the rabbits are harder to kill down here but vice versa

[TOMO 26,036]

real nice whippet that chalky, more like a whipp/grey. very nice, my type of dog that

[Guest Frank]

Wonder if mine had something other than whippet??