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[Guest Lamper18]

colour of your dog makes no difference at all if you ask me

[redlorryyellowlorry 27]

the only time colour will make a difference is if your poaching thats it!

[Guest Lamper18]

makes no difference if your poaching its your lamp what gets you seen not the colour of the dog

[redlorryyellowlorry 27]

makes no difference if your poaching its your lamp what gets you seen not the colour of the dog

of course your right i meant if you were attempting to hide or something

[jimmy0211 2]

we got 2 white dogs (one with black patches, 1 with brindle) and also a brindle rough coated dog, the white dogs are easier to spot when running/on their way back, but i dont think it makes a difference to the actual running

[hunter cammo 0]

you forgot to say about blood spots and scars .

 

When you mention "blood spots and scars" do you mean that white dogs' coats are prone to getting stained by blood, and also that scars tend to be very visible on them?

 

 

correct

[Guest dances]

i prefer a white dog, can see them when they are at the edge of the lamp on seed, yet our dark brindle is almost invisible

[stabba 10,745]

if the landowners cant see a million candle power lamp then they certainly aint gunna see your white lurcher are they.

[courtney32 1]

if the landowners cant see a million candle power lamp then they certainly aint gunna see your white lurcher are they.

stabba cant you use a black filter ? to get over this problem