Terrier Jacking

[dogmandont 9,843]

40 miles. Fcukin comedy gold

[eastcoast 4,151]

2 hours ago, Oshea said:

Hadn’t ignored it and really appreciate your response. Time off and see how he goes, slow and steady but I won’t have any massive expectations.

Keep him above ground and use the summer to get to know the dog and him to know you. 

Edited April 26, 2022 by eastcoast

[Bangersanmash 2,959]

On 26/04/2022 at 18:17, dogmandont said:

40 miles. Fcukin comedy gold 

On 26/04/2022 at 18:17, dogmandont said:

40 miles. Fcukin comedy gold

Every time a nut gets thrown there's always a chimp like you that will take it lol

[dogmandont 9,843]

2 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said:

 

 Couldn't believe your oath ye lying cnut. If a man has to tell lies on an Internet forum amongst lads he doesn't know then he's a fcuking bellend. 

So thats you a Bellend. . 

[Bangersanmash 2,959]

On 26/04/2022 at 17:55, Countryman62 said:

There’s more chance of me hitting the moon with a splash fart than you walking forty mile on a night lamping princess 

Well you best get some practice in. 

[Bangersanmash 2,959]

1 minute ago, dogmandont said:

 Couldn't believe your oath ye lying cnut. If a man has to tell lies on an Internet forum amongst lads he doesn't know then he's a fcuking bellend. 

So thats you a Bellend. . 

You think what you want for me walking 40 miles is not a problem. A was out midnight an back early morning. The area what a posted I walked. So to you lot that think its not over 40 miles Google map it an work it out. I was home round 4 6 am every time a came back.  You see God gave you the legs to f***ing walk  many rely on transport.  An as for game you can go back for that the next day. Specially if you know the surrounding areas. There's many lads in the game that don't want to put in the foot work. Just want to pull up on permission an walk a few yards to a set or Warren or fields. Many say its great when you've got permission. I know lads who've got permission an they argue like f**k with the keepers more so than I do when I'm out on a night lol. Worried about land owner giving there permission away if they don't go do some work after they've had a call because he's not seen them on the yard for a couple of weeks because they've got too much permission to keep them all happy. Poachers don't have that problem we can go where we want when we want. So who's the daft c**ts eh ? 

[Mother_Mary 844]

1 hour ago, Bangersanmash said:

You think what you want for me walking 40 miles is not a problem. 

But you didn’t though

[Mother_Mary 844]

 

[mackem 26,799]

4 minutes ago, Mother_Mary said:

 

You just reminded me of this

 

[YOKEL 2,271]

Yokel

 

 

Edited April 28, 2022 by YOKEL

[fred90 3,246]

all I can say is I average 15 miles a day at work, then take dogs a good couple of hours. I am getting on a bit but I think 40 miles is a big ask. 

[dogmandont 9,843]

51 minutes ago, fred90 said:

all I can say is I average 15 miles a day at work, then take dogs a good couple of hours. I am getting on a bit but I think 40 miles is a big ask. 

Bangers can do the 40 miler in 4 hours while lamping his dog.

[Mother_Mary 844]

2 hours ago, dogmandont said:

Bangers can do the 40 miler in 4 hours while lamping his dog.

He’s got kilometres confused with miles, times it by 2. and got the bus home in the morning it’s the only logical explanation 

[Councilestatekid 1,920]

I think 40mile in 6 hour lamping is bit undoable not impossible.if you walked on the flat non stop at just over 6mph you'd do it but it's some pace to keep up put hills etc into the mix and then your pace goes down and then have to make up else where.think about 10hour would be a more realistic time for a 40mile walk.lamping stopping for a shine and a run navigating fences/gates/walls/ becks/rivers etc etc can prob add a few more hours onto it

[TonyT 1,429]

49 minutes ago, Councilestatekid said:

I think 40mile in 6 hour lamping is bit undoable not impossible.if you walked on the flat non stop at just over 6mph you'd do it but it's some pace to keep up put hills etc into the mix and then your pace goes down and then have to make up else where.think about 10hour would be a more realistic time for a 40mile walk.lamping stopping for a shine and a run navigating fences/gates/walls/ becks/rivers etc etc can prob add a few more hours onto it

Roger Banister pissed it mate