lurcherchris 5 Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 Hi there recently brought a quick set long net 50 yrds. what is the best way to catch them. do i simply just set it walk round behind rabbits and run them in. Cheers Quote Link to post
Sterry 0 Posted December 6, 2008 Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 I have only set out a quick set long net in the day (hay cutting) but i would imagine the principles are the same. always do a rekie so you know where to set your net and take note or remove any obsticles so to avoid unwanted embarresment and a field lacking in rabbits. Now for the real work. assumin wind and weather are suitable set out the net in positions and then as silently as possible (may need to give the rabbits a wide berth) so not to push them the opposite way to the net get behind them to work the feild. to drive the rabbits in to the net a long piece of string (called a "dead dog") held between 2 people so to brush along the grass or make a "whoosh" noise. Note: just like beating- the objective is not one big flush but to trickle them ino the waitin gun or in this case waiting net. hope it all goes well:D and good luck Quote Link to post
lurcherchris 5 Posted December 6, 2008 Author Report Share Posted December 6, 2008 I have only set out a quick set long net in the day (hay cutting) but i would imagine the principles are the same. always do a rekie so you know where to set your net and take note or remove any obsticles so to avoid unwanted embarresment and a field lacking in rabbits. Now for the real work. assumin wind and weather are suitable set out the net in positions and then as silently as possible (may need to give the rabbits a wide berth) so not to push them the opposite way to the net get behind them to work the feild. to drive the rabbits in to the net a long piece of string (called a "dead dog") held between 2 people so to brush along the grass or make a "whoosh" noise. Note: just like beating- the objective is not one big flush but to trickle them ino the waitin gun or in this case waiting net. hope it all goes well:D and good luck Cheers for that Sterry will give it a go on a decent night. bloody moon at the moment. Quote Link to post
ianrob 2 Posted December 7, 2008 Report Share Posted December 7, 2008 I have only set out a quick set long net in the day (hay cutting) but i would imagine the principles are the same. always do a rekie so you know where to set your net and take note or remove any obsticles so to avoid unwanted embarresment and a field lacking in rabbits. Now for the real work. assumin wind and weather are suitable set out the net in positions and then as silently as possible (may need to give the rabbits a wide berth) so not to push them the opposite way to the net get behind them to work the feild. to drive the rabbits in to the net a long piece of string (called a "dead dog") held between 2 people so to brush along the grass or make a "whoosh" noise. Note: just like beating- the objective is not one big flush but to trickle them ino the waitin gun or in this case waiting net. hope it all goes well:D and good luck Cheers for that Sterry will give it a go on a decent night. bloody moon at the moment. pretty well summed up Sterry. For someone unsure, you're spot on , ian, least near as makes no difference Quote Link to post
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