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Plenty of birds, but a lot more bunnies,
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Plenty of birds, but a lot more bunnies,
I think the P&S Club flagged the area for now as it was shot to shit with little game in it nowadays .I think it was once stocked by the clubs but given the public could decimate the population quickly it was decided to cease P&S trials there currently.
Even if there are bunnies one can still run a trial effectively providing the rabbit proofing has been done -my dog is good with rabbits but even so still like the little bastards
Tweed or not to Tweed that is the question
Not to mention the inter-club politics and certain members of both clubs bombing it up
Whats with rabbits for pete's sake....Rathmoy for one is crawling with them and possums...how many dogs have been eliminated through treeing/barking etc a possum at Rathmoy and Titoki for that matter...and anyway, creatures other than gamebirds are a test to both handler and dog...so why not enjoy the challenge the possible hiccup or two...
...amitie, respect mutuel et amour...
...le beau et le bon, cela rime avec Breton!...
No one has given me even a half ply reason not to trial on rabbits.
It probably dates back to rabbits being vermin in England, while pheasants etc are game.
Also it is a lot easier to teach a dog not to chase flying game, rather than running game. There is something about a rabbit or hare running in front of a dog that just makes them want to chase.
tisk tisk. One of the best days I ever had shooting was over a GSP pointing rabbits. I thought these flash dogs would be good at it and hold.....
Interesting the dog world still can't break from motherland.
the whole game list is warped, the purist pointer/setter needs big ground to run in pursuit of a swamp dwelling chinese ring neck.
some where along the line they forgot even the pheasant was a ring in.
I think the real purists run their setters on the grouse moors.
exactly............ for everything else theres spaniels.
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