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Its the new craze with chav lampers its called HD (high defination) WS (wind screen) lamping, land rovers are 55 inch apparently its crystal clear viewing :11:

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We HAVE to use a vehicle where we are, unless you want to only get one or two head of game...and i wouldnt want to walk far carrying three raccoons that weight around 20lbs each!..lol...we travel upto 200 miles some nights...

 

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Any body doing it [bANNED TEXT] poaching want hangin up by their toe nails they spoil it for everybody.

 

 

your right there poacher.... theres nothing to poach around our area anyway.... you,ve already mooched it... Im just keeping my fingers and toes crossed that you,ve missed one or two, and i might be able to get a run or 2 next September... before you clear em out with that new pup....heheee.

 

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I wouldnt tar all landrover boys with the same brush though just from watching that video, some of the guys who do it are very organised and efficient and just go in the fields, do the job quickly and back out again with the minimum of noise or fuss, as they dont have permission to do what they like there is more incentive for them to keep things quiet and low key :thumbs:

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If its a windy night he flaps his kilt and flies round WILF :laugh: if its still and calm he uses one of those air board things you know like in Highlander 2? Us Scots are cutting edge when it comes to hunting tactics you know :toast:

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There is nothing lazy about driving the fields. You get on more game which after all is the reason we go lamping isn't it? from a motor you see everything nice and close not like lamping on foot where you may be 200 yards from where your quarry is caught. I go out lamping to see the dogs work not to keep fit :D
it depends on how experienced you are with a lamp in your hands i suppose once youve got game moving weather it be rabbits hares deer fox whatever it keeps moving you know the saying softly softly catch a monkey you will see more id give the game up if i had to race around ground in a vehicle noisey as feck and scaring game away from the next field and so on at the end of the day its wild animals we are hunting and the more noise you make and more light you create the more likely they are to head for home
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There is no doubt that if you have a lot of ground to cover then working the dogs from a motor is the way forward............my permission is extensive but I am lucky in so much as I have my gamekeeper to drive and I just sit on the back and work my dog :D

 

 

What a foolish remark.The point of working lurchers is to work the ground and the dog to get it to peak fitness .This is how you and the dog learn and bonds.Its not about how much ground you have.Its about how much you are willing to put into the dog.We will walk our dogs till we think they or ourself have had it.We all have ground we cant cover in one outing.I pity you dogs they must be unfit Driveing all day.catcher. :thumbdown:

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