Is m parishs lucky the best of all time.

[mC HULL 12,504]

10 minutes ago, shaaark said:

You're doomed to failure, charts, 100%.

Magoo still thinks it's OK, to wander the countryside, from end of april/early May, in hiking boots, in pursuit of leverets,  just so he can say 'at least I'm out doing a bit, and my pups get fur in their mouth, so are learning'.

It's EASY for anyone to exercise young dogs, without walking em through places where you know there are going to be leverets about.

And that's just some of the less positive things I can think of. 

 

me dog pup 11 month old shaark great nose   knows when to slow up on ground when to gear up smashing cover 

all on its own hasnt been slipped on anything just took out few hour every day entered itself it’s a natural aswell  

 

why would i listen to you mate i had better dogs as i started getting pubes then out you have ever kennelled 

why don’t you borrow your lads whippet and show me one stop some hares this year and i’ll show you this dog pup show it how it’s done  

[Maximus Ferret 2,063]

2 hours ago, Deerhunter1 said:

Don’t be fooled it'll deter most, it’s easy to talk big but when it comes down to a possible sentence a lot of men won’t be so keen on dogs then 

Might deter some. I can't remember who said it first but most people don't go out expecting to be caught. Most people go out to get away with it in which case the penalties are not foremost in their mind.                                                                      If they do get caught they see it as a reason to do better next time.

[Black neck 15,949]

4 minutes ago, Maximus Ferret said:

Might deter some. I can't remember who said it first but most people don't go out expecting to be caught. Most people go out to get away with it in which case the penalties are not foremost in their mind.                                                                      If they do get caught they see it as a reason to do better next time.

If anyone rocks up ,turn into a tree wi a Hereford accent 

[Maximus Ferret 2,063]

I can't do a hereford accent. Would Geordie do it? Everybody knows they're really hard after all.

 

[mC HULL 12,504]

25 minutes ago, Gene said:

Straight through the jugular there mate.

it’s like man down pub telling  ron jeremy how to make em cum  

[shaaark 10,754]

32 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

me dog pup 11 month old shaark great nose   knows when to slow up on ground when to gear up smashing cover 

all on its own hasnt been slipped on anything just took out few hour every day entered itself it’s a natural aswell  

 

why would i listen to you mate i had better dogs as i started getting pubes then out you have ever kennelled 

why don’t you borrow your lads whippet and show me one stop some hares this year and i’ll show you this dog pup show it how it’s done  

Yeah, whatever, Magoo.  Magoo by name, Magoo by nature. 

29 minutes ago, Gene said:

Straight through the jugular there mate.

You're just not seeing it, greb.  To try to hurt someone's feelings, the person who's feelings they are trying to hurt, has actually got to give a f**k.

Edited May 31, 2022 by shaaark

[Black neck 15,949]

18 minutes ago, Maximus Ferret said:

I can't do a hereford accent. Would Geordie do it? Everybody knows they're really hard after all.

 

Got 2 be Hereford I'm afraid 

[Black neck 15,949]

1 minute ago, Gene said:

Strachan just said hares run at speeds up to 45mph, am not having that, just like cheetahs don't run at 70mph.

A rat can run 24mph according 2 our Brian 

[Black neck 15,949]

9 hours ago, Daniel cain said:

Massive smell of Lavender in the air...mass bumming/rimming get together planned...you know?

I hope so.

[chartpolski 23,533]

Just now, Gene said:

I think the speeds of mammals are overstated tbh.

Just like course times and slip distances...........

Cheers.

[mC HULL 12,504]

4 minutes ago, Gene said:

 

 

What's the top end a greyhound has been clocked at, 40-45?

No way a cheetah can run almost double that and no way a hare can reach those speeds.

greyhounds been clocked 50 mph i recon there hares will be able to run 45 mph some on them tracks really kick on 

[mC HULL 12,504]

12 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Just like course times and slip distances...........

Cheers.

it’s hard to underestimate coursing times will a stop watch chart my little bitch killed one 5 mins got straight on another an lost that at 12 mins this bit a land winter your dog hasn’t got 5 mins plus in it you will be carrying off the land 

when i have messed about with lads with range finder most a the time distances are underestimated 

[chartpolski 23,533]

23 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

it’s hard to underestimate coursing times will a stop watch chart my little bitch killed one 5 mins got straight on another an lost that at 12 mins this bit a land winter your dog hasn’t got 5 mins plus in it you will be carrying off the land 

when i have messed about with lads with range finder most a the time distances are underestimated 

Of course there's runs that last five or more minutes, I know, I've had them, but the number of times I've asked " how long do you think that run was ?" and the answer has been, "  five minutes" and I've replied " no, it was just under two minutes" !

And people tell you they've had 500 yard slips on the lamp, and I say you couldn't even see the rabbit at 500 yards, and when it's paced out it way less than 200 !

Stand at the scratch line at a whippet track and look up to the finish line, 150 yards, then imagine 500 yards !

Yes, of course there's long runs, five minutes or more, and very long slips, but most people over estimate, wether on purpose or by mistake.

Ive seen it to many times.

Cheers.

 

 

 

[mC HULL 12,504]

7 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Of course there's runs that last five or more minutes, I know, I've had them, but the number of times I've asked " how long do you think that run was ?" and the answer has been, "  five minutes" and I've replied " no, it was just under two minutes" !

And people tell you they've had 500 yard slips on the lamp, and I say you couldn't even see the rabbit at 500 yards, and when it's paced out it way less than 200 !

Stand at the scratch line at a whippet track and look up to the finish line, 150 yards, then imagine 500 yards !

Yes, of course there's long runs, five minutes or more, and very long slips, but most people over estimate, wether on purpose or by mistake.

Ive seen it to many times.

Cheers.

 

 

 

to be fair mate when i said 500 yds that was keeping the lamp on the dog when it’s behind something open land 

but i’ve seen dogs get on stuff 500 yds daytime some land it’s not even a 1/3 of 

150 yds isn’t far mate some lads kick a football that far  

i can hit target at 100 yds with a 1.77  

Edited May 31, 2022 by mC HULL

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