Hare Coursing Ireland

[Irishhunter14 89]

I just feel that lads over here start hunting far too soon and that's not just coursing that's all game like beating cover etc, at end of day farmers don't have to let us go onto their ground the least we can do is respect there livelyhood, all it would take is a farmer to phone these rangers wildlife officers that are floating about and hassle starts, just saying we can help keep are game going by helping ourselves and one big thing is keeping land owners on our side, now there's other sides like posting stupid videos/pics which is fuel to antis but one issue at a time

[Maximus Ferret 2,063]

Bang on again Irishhunter. Most farmers round here are fine and I find it easy to avoid those bits of land where farmers don't want dogs on. As long as I try to avoid running among livestock I've had very little bother. I do start early in some places but choose them carefully.

[Lenmcharristar 9,885]

Bang on again Irishhunter. Most farmers round here are fine and I find it easy to avoid those bits of land where farmers don't want dogs on. As long as I try to avoid running among livestock I've had very little bother. I do start early in some places but choose them carefully.

oul bottle of whiskey or a tin of biscuts around Christmas time goes a long way to keeping good relations

[Irishhunter14 89]

 

 

Bang on again Irishhunter. Most farmers round here are fine and I find it easy to avoid those bits of land where farmers don't want dogs on. As long as I try to avoid running among livestock I've had very little bother. I do start early in some places but choose them carefully.

oul bottle of whiskey or a tin of biscuts around Christmas time goes a long way to keeping good relations

Been doing that for years now and the farmers are so grateful it's unreal, we as hunts people of Ireland have to shine a positive light on country sports and any wee thing to swing it in our favour