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[davidlloyd 16]

I need to move house, desperately! I'm really into my running dogs, I have both Whippets and Lurchers, and also ferrets. I live in South Wales at the moment and am getting a bit peed off with having to travel miles for a bit of sport. I enjoy working my dogs on all quarry (pre-ban ) and want to move anywhere in the UK or Ireland, ideally somewhere which has as many quarry species as possible. Obviously house prices are an issue, I haven't got a fortune so somewhere where the prices are not too crazy is a must, and also somewhere where the landowners appreciate what we do for them and are happy to give permission. Looked at the Scottish Isles and prices seem cheap. Does anyone live on an island and if so how's the hunting and how are the locals about it? I appreciate any help!

[hunter cammo 0]

stay away from scotland it is all my ground joke aside , scotland it over flowing with outsiders mostly horsey folk from down south who have sold there one bedroom flats in london and bought a large farm in scotland with the profits , scotland is not so romantic as you would like to think , it is cold wet and the game is well protected , so what would be the point in coming here ? ...........

[Simoman 110]

You protest too much hunter cammo, not trying to throw him off the scent of Highland quarry are you?

[TOMO 26,070]

somwere in the north of england would be my bet, but surly you would have to think about your job first.

[Guest Frank]

Grass is allways greener on the otherside.

 

Ireland, is low in rabbit numbers in most places, in my opinion, but, their is pockets of them about and their is a good few in these spots, nowt like Northern Uk, or Scotland though, from what i see and hear.

 

One thing i do know, is well protected over here and can only be taken under licence, is the Irish hare.

Again, not as big a population of hares, as their is in the UK, their everywhere over their, in most parts from what my brother tells me whos lives over their.

[timjim 43]

how about camarthen in our very own welsh wales, not too far and lots of farmland, i havent been there for years hunting , but the farmers were overjoyed to have someone keeping the red numbers down, not sure about house prices though , good luck with your quest mate !

[Guest MOLLY]

somwere in the north of england would be my bet,

Try Ashington in Northumberland, lurcher mecca. Everyone and their aunt have lurchers in their yards.

Moll.

[digger dan 0]

house prices in west cork ireland are still dog handy for what city houses are and u are tottally surrounded with green and u needent even ask for permisson here the farmers want em hunted so much just my opinion

[bullcross1 10]

depnds what you like running mate, im from the north east and to be honest there isnt that much game about, and most people have lurchers up this way, thats why we travel south for most of our fun, its a different world down there for stuff to run in my opinion.

[john debbage 0]

depends what you like running mate, I'm from the north east and to be honest there isn't that much game about, and most people have lurchers up this way, thats why we travel south for most of our fun, its a different world down there for stuff to run in my opinion.

tracker your not looking properly

[blackdug 90]

come to glasgow ,loads of work ,,,,if you want to that is ..and loads of game 10 minutes out of town ..just bring your umbrella as it rains all the time .....

[mackem 26,264]

depnds what you like running mate, im from the north east and to be honest there isnt that much game about, and most people have lurchers up this way, thats why we travel south for most of our fun, its a different world down there for stuff to run in my opinion.

I have quite a few mates from the north-east who think its worth the 5 hour drive to run their dogs down here,we have a lot of "variety"

[pikey2983 2]

you should move to carlisle mate its great for every kind of quarry.

[bullcross1 10]

Loads of quarry to hunt in the south of england, depends what your into on the location though. Plenty of rabbits, hares and foxes see the occasional deer as well . Joe

 

plenty of them suicide bombers aswell

Av thought about it myself lately, moving south maybe a will in a year or 2 time

[davidlloyd 16]

stay away from scotland it is all my ground joke aside , scotland it over flowing with outsiders mostly horsey folk from down south who have sold there one bedroom flats in london and bought a large farm in scotland with the profits , scotland is not so romantic as you would like to think , it is cold wet and the game is well protected , so what would be the point in coming here ? ...........

Sounds spiffing old boy! Just sold the apartment overlooking the Thames for a couple of mil, not enough room for the ponies you know! Only joking, I'm from the poor Welsh valleys. Don't be so greedy, you'll be sick of it soon! :sick: