Any one lamp golf courses?

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

My main lamping permision is an 11 hole golf course and a playing field.

I find it takes a sharp dog that can turn on a sixspence to take good numbers.

I havnt lamped these spots for several yrs but have started again with my young whippet bitch.

 

the good thing is its pest control and so i can get a run in the summer if the grass has been watered and the ground isnt too hard

[Guest buster321c]

I do a course , but with the airrifle , dont run dogs . Makes a change from goin down the farm and gettin covered in shit , good fun i must admit , nice places most of em .

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

I cant shoot over them as the playing field backs on to houses.

[swamper 11]

yep i try 18 hole one.......fast as f**k them bunnies......and it dose take a good dog......but many hidden dangers on there.....the dog can find its self in mid air quite often

[collie/bed/saluki/bullgrey 0]

me mate runs his dogs on a golf course rabbits cant half shift on them freshly cuts fairways

[fielddweller 1]

I used to lamp on a couple of golf courses,however the green keepers didnt allow dogs to be used.Which due to our STUPID disregard meant us losing permission on one of them.

ATB

Fielddweller

[poacherjim 0]

yep i try 18 hole one.......fast as f**k them bunnies......and it dose take a good dog......but many hidden dangers on there.....the dog can find its self in mid air quite often

personally i dont like them, there are too many obstacles like signs or arrows pointing the way for golfers. they are usually about 4 inches off the ground and made of steel, each bunker usually has a rake in it and there are drainage trenches just waiting for a high speed dog to come a cropper. day time is not as bad but night?

[Guest mickyrichardson]

we lamp 3 different courses all good hard running for the dogs

[Guest AngelicAcid]

I lost a canny pup on a course severed nerves in the neck, just starting to come good as well.

[swamper 11]

yep i try 18 hole one.......fast as f**k them bunnies......and it dose take a good dog......but many hidden dangers on there.....the dog can find its self in mid air quite often

personally i dont like them, there are too many obstacles like signs or arrows pointing the way for golfers. they are usually about 4 inches off the ground and made of steel, each bunker usually has a rake in it and there are drainage trenches just waiting for a high speed dog to come a cropper. day time is not as bad but night?

 

 

exactly......and them bunkers are deadly.........i only ever run the dogs on them that know the ground........

[Guest AngelicAcid]

I still run one dog but he is much lighter and knows the terrain, but still never near a bunker though.

[Guest Taffybull]

i run my dogs on golf courses, enjoy running them me.

[poacherkev 64]

I run a small whippet/bedlinton on a golf course the rabbits all have turbos fitted but the biggest problem i have is the place is full of hares and badgers the feckers are all over the place you put the dog on a bunny then half way though the run he switches to the hares

[The one 8,470]

I was lamping a golfy but it was hard work for my lurcher as the rabbits on a fairway are like shit off a shovel so i prefer bushing it with her during the day and i was getting better bags out the rough areas then lamping at night with the rimmy .

[blackpack 70]

run my whippet on a golf course good fun but heart in mouth at times due to bunkers etc many dangers but thats lamping for you. Dont like to run big dogs there as the turn not as good as the small dog.