Amazed how in the last few years how people are coming back to the collie xs an bedlington xs

[poxon 5,731]

24 minutes ago, king said:

I will never be without a dimmer on a lamp again.

 

You know that king

[Gilbey 1,434]

mind using a old pit lamp for a fair bit, about the same as a gate light now

[Daniel cain 45,318]

37 minutes ago, forest of dean redneck said:

If the dogs stock broken , an got good recall let it loose without a lamp your be surprised.

Used to Run my old bitch that way, no slip lead, when her nose went up and she shot off..... Flick the lamp on when she had connected..... Saved many a blank night

[shaaark 10,751]

1 hour ago, king said:

I hate the thought of the dog hunting up at night.he will during the day but at night as soon as the lamp is off he is right back to my left hand side.

I don't want to encourage that to be honest mate.

But Yea I agree theres plenty of stuff sitting about when it's dark.

Honestly king, I really am not one for the lamp. But when I used to go regularly, I could tell what was in front of me by the way the dog was behaving, before I turned the lamp on

[blackmaggie 3,376]

34 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Used to Run my old bitch that way, no slip lead, when her nose went up and she shot off..... Flick the lamp on when she had connected..... Saved many a blank night

I still walk some places under a full moon without a lamp because of nosey neighbours  it's surprising just how much gear you do bump in to just under a moon and how much you can see that would normally be gone when lamped 

[dytkos 17,793]

My problem is I can't see to the end of the beam with a Striker170, glad the dog can, sometimes its pot luck if I've got the quarry in the beam ffs.

Cheers, D.

[C.green 3,231]

I have the odd night gps on the dog and just letting him loose in some areas its alright but not really sport is it lol.

Edited June 30, 2018 by C.green

[blackmaggie 3,376]

What do you mean c green ? 

[C.green 3,231]

10 minutes ago, blackmaggie said:

What do you mean c green ? 

The hunting up at night without a lamp ...

[blackmaggie 3,376]

How do you work that out surely it's more sportsmanship than lamping 

[C.green 3,231]

Just now, blackmaggie said:

How do you work that out surely it's more sportsmanship than lamping 

Dont know about you but i like to see my dog work not hear it. 

[blackmaggie 3,376]

Hear it trust me mine are mute and I'm pretty sure your dog will graft harder under a moon than a lamp 

Quote

 

[C.green 3,231]

46 minutes ago, blackmaggie said:

Hear it trust me mine are mute and I'm pretty sure your dog will graft harder under a moon than a lamp 

 

Aye if you enjoy it good luck to ya. To me it can be just another couple of carvases to sort out without the pleasure of seeeing a good run

[shaaark 10,751]

3 hours ago, blackmaggie said:

I still walk some places under a full moon without a lamp because of nosey neighbours  it's surprising just how much gear you do bump in to just under a moon and how much you can see that would normally be gone when lamped 

And I'd still walk out without a lamp, just to see what my dog fetched back to me. Love it, even more so without a lamp

[ginger beard 4,652]

People let there dogs run free will at night.?????

What could go wrong.!!