Lamping rabbits with lurchers - fast runs
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2022
- Andy Hayes has two missions: the Fieldsports Nation member wants a great night out in Nidderdale, North Yorkshire, catching rabbits with his lurchers - and he wants to show the positive, egal side of lurcher work. Too often it is thought of as poaching. He shows what’s to love about it.
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Great video, 100% right lamping has got a bad image an done right it’s a brilliant sport an way to control the rabbit.
fantastic to see Andy these traditional methods should never disappear brought back a lot of memories for me
I think the partridge is a pheasant Charlie 😂😂
Great video keep thining the herd it's good for the land the rabbits and your dog's and ferrets wish more people would do it here in Scotland 🏴
I’m glad I’ve seen a video of lamping in a good Light for once more of these would be appreciated
It's a shame that people in the city decide what happens in the country side .
Bravo
We r from the countryside & it's perverted pleasure ... creeps
nice to see some propper field sport for a change well done son
At last some proper SPORT! A lot better than some cu#t wiping them out from miles away with a .17hmr and a thermal scope ! The success rate isn’t as high as with a rifle but that’s what makes it more sustainable and a lot more fun👍
never a truer word said!
Brings back good memories of back in the day out all night lamp ing
Great video and lamping is frowned upon and agree With a lot of the points apart from the fact that a rabbits is the ultimate work for a dog
Rabbits are the only legal quarry...
@@thedalesrabbitcontroller5265 gettin fewer to as u know ...not surprising . Our friends the foxes would naturally control them as would buzzards but sadly people like u make it your business to have fun terrifying these tiny things for some weird kick ......... I mean wot sort.of "man " does this !? .......not much of one I'd say ...!
@Kevin Turner its called pest control. The rabbits are eating off the grass on the sheep grazing paddocks. 8 rabbits will eat as much as 1 sheep. This particular farm has thousands of rabbits on it and 100s of sheep both competing for the same food source
@@thedalesrabbitcontroller5265 extinction soon .......& you'll b out of a job then .... funny olde world ennit !?
@Kevin Turner not really extinction, even the farmers dont want rid of them totally, they just want the numbers reducing to a level where they're not a problem
A thing of great beauty many a night out the freezing cold loved every moment all the best to ya Andy
Good train and good kachi and happy new year 🎉
what type of dogs are those? crosses?
This grate to keep the population down
No noise to upset anyone
@Graham peters these perverts who r tormenting / terrorising our wildlife r v sneaky disturbing weirdos
What breed is the merle colour dog
Are the kelpie crosses lighter built than the collie crosses?
They tend to be heavier built than collies mate
gd vid m8 it looks like harrogate reservior where you are
i have so many memories of windy moonless nights out lamping as a youngster, happy days.
What is the difference between this and coursing ? Not go a problem just wondering.
Thanks - this is coursing - different dogs, different quarry: czcams.com/video/imcIfNW9wWQ/video.html
Most lamp and course their lurchers. Their mostly not bred for one thing.
My Bernese mountain dog done this in the kitchen with the kids bunny fluffy,don’t think it’ll catch a wild one though
Rabbits not a lurchers biggest test tho is it?
My lurcher has 0 interest in rabbits apart from eating their droppings 😂
Our rabbit population here in England at least has been devastated by the RHD virus, really they should ban the killing until the rabbits recoup, won't be long until our rabbit population is extinct, especially with the last few getting taking out by lurchers
We're over run with them where i live.
Nice video, im not clued up on the law clearly as i thought hunting pretty much anything with hounds was illegal
Thanks for this. Tony Blair banned hunting mice, squirrels, hares, foxes and deer with three or more dogs. Apparently, he didn't care about rats, rabbits or wild boar because his ban didn't cover them. Now the League Against Cruel Sports, which lobbied for Tony Blair's law in a campaign paid for by IFAW, says that law doesn't work, so they would like some new laws. / Charlie
@@fieldsportstv Thanks for the info Charlie, does seem like a strange law really but most of them are specially when it comes to hunting. For me as long as the hounds are treated as well as a normal pet dog or working dog im happy, clearly the ones in this video are. Great example
@@fieldsportstv I'm confused Charlie ! Can you course a hare with one dog ???
@@taffpatch1 that's exactly what I wanted to know aswell, sounds like a load of bollocks to me
@@taffpatch1 no mate, it’s banned
Who makes the carriers?
Thanks for this. He is called Ian Clayton. / Charlie
Ian Clayton
I thought hunting with dogs was banned
Thanks for this. Tony Blair banned hunting some wild animals with three or more dogs. It was a peculiar approach and shows how little he understands hunting sports. / Charlie
@@fieldsportstv & u r the fountain of all knowledge of wildlife/ nature I suppose !? ..... the ban needs to b strengthend 🙂👍
@@fieldsportstv sport , !? ....... tormenting a little rabbit to its vicious death for your perverted pleasure ,.. our friends the foxes help to control rabbits , u r denying a fox a meal , u have a twisted "selfish " perverted logic ....I think u could b a Charlie ...🙂👍
Does the new hunting bill make this illegal
Thought hunting with dogs was illegal? Just thrown 4 arseholes off my land last week coursing hares.....not a fan if honest, even though I've done it loads as a lad....still the prey can escape here so I get the sport part....foxes though a very different matter....blocking sets up then throwing one out of a bag, chasing it till its heart pops if it's lucky ain't sport in my eyes....the red coats and the terrier men give us country folk a very bad rep.
Hunting rabbits and rats was exempt from the hunting act, as long as you have land owners permission you can hunt rabbits and rats as much as you like.
Don't agree with people hunting on your land without permission. It's rude as well as potentially damaging to your stock.
My partner has permission from the local farmers, they communicate with each other, so the dogs are never in the same field with the stock.
Never touch hare even when it was legal, the UK bare population is in decline.
For rabbits and rats the only other alternative that's as effective is poison, and that kills a lot of non targeted species, such as birds of prey. Dogs are very effictive and don't damage non target species
This really is soo bloody awful I tell you why .My beautiful boy Barney my lurcher passed away in February with a rare form of bone cancer.It broke me and my children so I wanted to help another dog so I applied to take other lurchers on to help them and I was told because the lurchers have been used for hunting and locked in sheds until they were not wanted anymore they couldn't let me have one because of the situation they had been in because my son as furry babies as well they were scared the lurcher might try to hurt our other animals so tell me who suffers for what some Humans are doing it's the bloody dogs they can't be rehomed with a family .also look on this channel people who truly love there rabbits you are soo cruel what you are doing awful.
They probably stole the dog.
they say about locked in shed and never let out to get you to feel sorry for the dog.
If it wasn't for hunting you wouldn't have pet dogs.
Stolen by the cops.and put to sleep or kenneled for the kennel fees.
Your name should be Karen not sharon 🙄
@@shanebaggs5954 toxic alpha macho Tory boy .....Charlie
I'm v sorry to hear about your beautiful sweet dog , that is very upsetting & yes these perverts who go out tearing rabbits to pieces for pleasure" r a sandwich short of a picnic" ..... I wish you a happy peaceful 2023 🙂👍🤩😍
We've
been made to hunt for food, it's not the domain of the docile rich,my pocket gets poached every week, paying taxes,by the government,that criminalises a forager hunting for a healthier food source🏴🤪fook em😎
I leave for this 🫡🫡🔥