Most Consecutive Catches Of Rabbits On The Lamp

[TOMO 26,199]

No Mrs Darcy,,,,ive found most dog lads are like fishermen,,

 

It was a 300 yard slip on the lamp,,,yeh ok,,

 

It was a 5 min run,,,,2 mins

 

That fallow buck must of weighed 500 pounds....

 

Out lamping those big scores its easy to forget the odd miss,,,, and at the end of the night,,, you think to yourself ,, you know she only missed 2; 3;;4 etc,,,, but in reality 10 or a dozen have been missed

[Wales1234 5,517]

Can't say iv lamped in big numbers ever lol

But my bitch was 6/7 months old and took her lamping to watch ended doing 5 out of 5 she was always a early starter still today she doesn't miss alotn

[FUJI 17,324]

One,doubled up in mid July ?

[DogFox123 1,379]

Unless you write stuff down beats me how some guys remember days out with such fine detail.

[Wales1234 5,517]

If I catch more than 10 which is rare I don't really give a shit about anything else tbh lol

[Giro 2,648]

Unless you write stuff down beats me how some guys remember days out with such fine detail.

Some things just stick out in your mind..

 

After a good night's lamping, I struggle to sleep..

 

I'm still buzzing, could be the red bull mind lol

 

I've got video reply in my head..

 

Things that stuck in my mind first catches day and night, biggest catches, times when someone else came along and times when disaster struck.

 

Most folks (I used too, but don't now) take a picture of everything caught.

 

That's bound to help the old grey matter lol..

Edited November 13, 2015 by Giro

[CraignTod 278]

its something ive never really bothered to take much notice of to be honest. but i can remember one night with my old dog we had a brief change in weather whilst lamping and he done 9 out of 10 in 2 fields.

 

only reason i can remember that is i had just dropped a load of rabbits off at a spot to pick up once i had finished then by the time i hit the road 2 fields later i had another 9 bunnys on my carry strap.

 

i can remember being chuffed with both myself and the dog

Dont bloody lie jon you love a good count!

You wont go home unless uve hit the mile stone of 20 or 30 ?

Im just jealous i dont need to count i just use fingers on one hand.

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Back in the 1980s, I used to walk out every night,...it was not advisable to freelance during the daytime,..suicidal in fact..

 

Killed lots of rabbits and other stuff,...

 

We used whatever crossbred thing that was on offer,..but, I was impressed with a certain young bitch that I owned..

She had tremendous prey drive and the minerals, stamina and physicality to match,...

We never realy got on,...but fair play to her,...one night she managed 27 consecutive catches ,.before we had to leave the Golf Course..

The rabbits were awkward to catch,...quick , nimble and not eager to die,..but they did..

 

Edited November 13, 2015 by Phil Lloyd

[fireman 10,917]

Years back a pal ran a saluki x who took 64 cwd out of 64 slips but not on the same night ..

[trigger2 3,145]

 

its something ive never really bothered to take much notice of to be honest. but i can remember one night with my old dog we had a brief change in weather whilst lamping and he done 9 out of 10 in 2 fields.

 

only reason i can remember that is i had just dropped a load of rabbits off at a spot to pick up once i had finished then by the time i hit the road 2 fields later i had another 9 bunnys on my carry strap.

 

i can remember being chuffed with both myself and the dog

Dont bloody lie jon you love a good count!

You wont go home unless uve hit the mile stone of 20 or 30

Im just jealous i dont need to count i just use fingers on one hand.

 

true mate i love to have a bloody good count of how many i have or havent got in the bag but i sure dont count how many kill to runs my dog has. i would be to imbarrased

[Joe1888 672]

Five the other night.. Its now Kelts second season, first time out on the lamp this season because of a ripped stopper.. Last season she was picking up ones and twos, fields werent that busy and a combination of me and her learning played a part.

 

The other night was the best night ive had out yet, no massive numbers, was chuffed to see her running better and striking better than last season.. Her turning isnt quite as good as glens, but there was also an improvement there..

 

Shes still a stuborn f****r, still needs work, one thing i cant fault is her prey drive

 

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Edited November 13, 2015 by Joe1888

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Five the other night.. Its now Kelts second season, first time out on the lamp this season because of a ripped stopper.. Last season she was picking up ones and twos, fields werent that busy and a combination of my green lamping skills and her learning played a part.

 

The other night was the best night ive had out yet, no massive numbers, was chuffed to see her running better and striking better than last season.. Her turning isnt quite as good as glens, but there was also an improvement there..

 

Shes still a stuborn f****r, still needs work, one thing i cant fault is her prey drive

 

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[CraignTod 278]

 

 

 

its something ive never really bothered to take much notice of to be honest. but i can remember one night with my old dog we had a brief change in weather whilst lamping and he done 9 out of 10 in 2 fields.

 

only reason i can remember that is i had just dropped a load of rabbits off at a spot to pick up once i had finished then by the time i hit the road 2 fields later i had another 9 bunnys on my carry strap.

 

i can remember being chuffed with both myself and the dog

Dont bloody lie jon you love a good count!

You wont go home unless uve hit the mile stone of 20 or 30

Im just jealous i dont need to count i just use fingers on one hand.

true mate i love to have a bloody good count of how many i have or havent got in the bag but i sure dont count how many kill to runs my dog has. i would be to imbarrased

Agreed, your counting the £ signs anyway so i dont blame you