You're just a wee uneducated prick . First of all to make a statement like that is just stupid and bitter . Am not a gypsy for one , not that there is anything wrong which travelling people . Crawl back under your rock you smelly wee ball bag
I could have sworn it was illegal. I was in Parliament Square in September 2004. The day it was banned, getting whacked over the head by plod. Fair play boys, I only used mine on rabbits. Long dead now. Keep the faith.
Pretty sure this was in Ireland, so the current travesty of UK law in respect of the various hunting/ shooting bans (brought in to appease a vocal minority with zero real world experience of the countryside) doesn’t apply there. And if it does then maybe the Garda recognise that they have far more important things (murders, rapes, drugs, child abuse, domestic violence, fraud & burglary etc.) to spend their time on rather than enforcing such nonsense. One day maybe the UK police will remember what they are actually paid to do as well, but I won’t hold my breath….
Are foxes that much of a pest, there? And how do you get the foxes to break cover in the day, if you have time to explain more about this. Just interested. 😊
Each to there own , why comment on another man's hunting tactic with smart remark . I shoot as well and with a 243 a monkey can kill a fox its not hard . Using rifles that take down deer makes a messbof them why don't you drop down to 22 or 222 ? Means you might have to actually get out and walk about instead of just shooting from where you see it !
Why can't you just shoot them surely it's a better way of doing things, I mean in America the track animals quite far and mostly focus on clean kills and I far as I know British hunting culture albeit limited at least when it comes to hunting geese/ fowl there seems to be some sportsmanship unless you are a toff where the birds are driven towards ya seems to me like people who engage in traditional fox hunting just kinda suck at hunting
@user-tl7py4hv6x This is the ultimate form of hunting. Man and dog, as it should be. Unlike with guns, where there is always the risk of wounding an animal, with a dog it's either caught and dispatched, or animal gets away unharmed.
@@oizys2.0 It actually happens very quickly. From catch, to kill, happens within seconds. Far more quickly, than a cat kills a mouse or song bird. It's strange what we see as acceptable, and what is not.
@@oizys2.0 You seem very offended over someone protecting smaller animals from foxes. Remember this, furries dont even know how foxes behave. They are predators. They kill almost any other small animal.
Ive got nothing against fox hunting, but doesnt killing foxes just give room for more rodent species on and around farm land which is more financially damaging to people living around the farm land than a fox?
And if I told you foxes are bigger vermin and do more damage to farmers lively hood . 10 rabbits a day would eat as much as one sheep , 5 rats eat as much as one bird but 1 fox kills live stock atleast 1 or 2 times a week , chicken, lamb , turkey , ducks , pheasant , deer fawns , small bird , game birds , hedgehogs , farm cats . Which one is more costly ? Which one is more cost effective to control ? By controlling 1 fox am saving farmers lively hood and the wild life population I should get a medal do you not think ?
@@foxhunter3439 yeah obviously a fox is capable of killing poultry like chickens and ducks and small livestock like lambs when they are fresh out the womb, however losing poultry and livestock can be mitigated by having a LSG dog with the livestock. Yeah you raise a good point about the rabbits and mice eating less and individually being less of a problem, however one fox maintains large populations of rodents (thousands of mice and hundreds of rabbits). They also have massive effects on the behaviour of their prey, reducing their feeding time and increasing the time they spend looking for predators. So my question to you is, isnt it more cost efficient to protect the livestock with one dog, than to remove an apex predator from the system and attempt to manage the prey species it controls manually, or to not manage them at all and see the knock on effects of removing the foundation of the system later on?
I'd love to come do this with you iv got a bull greyhound 3 years old love doing all this type of stuff I mainly go on a night
Where in the UK man?
Ulster
Based fox hunting
Amazing to see this footage in the day, great job getting it, that fox at 00:36 was flying.
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That's how its Don gd workn dogs
that dog is like a sidewinder
Peter Gore Seer,
There Is Good Meat On Fox,
Dam fine lurchers in their element ,
What’s the mix of dog in 1min28? Identical to my boy
Good running ! Nice to see the dogs out.
Dog almost broke it's legs in one clip by jumping over that water
Fuck the harrier men n all the snobs on horseback. That's proper sport. Fantastic lads... hare man myself though. 🖒🖒🖒🖒
That's what good dogs do
Great video👍
Cracking work lads👍
Brilliant lads 👌💯
Bullurchers
Some good sport there Boyz!! 👌🏻
Fantastic work boys 💪
I know, such men🤓
Good days sport, fair play lads. Always nice to see the dogs get a good run
Good video lads
Well done lads 👍
great filming
Still hunting 2024 😊😊😊😊 tally ho
Good video 👌👍
Go on lads good job 👏
Is not illegal to hunt with dog's foxes and hare coursing
Great footage keep it coming 👌
Nice ❤
Gypsy sicko
You're just a wee uneducated prick . First of all to make a statement like that is just stupid and bitter . Am not a gypsy for one , not that there is anything wrong which travelling people . Crawl back under your rock you smelly wee ball bag
the harrier men were not happy
I could have sworn it was illegal. I was in Parliament Square in September 2004. The day it was banned, getting whacked over the head by plod. Fair play boys, I only used mine on rabbits. Long dead now. Keep the faith.
Pretty sure this was in Ireland, so the current travesty of UK law in respect of the various hunting/ shooting bans (brought in to appease a vocal minority with zero real world experience of the countryside) doesn’t apply there.
And if it does then maybe the Garda recognise that they have far more important things (murders, rapes, drugs, child abuse, domestic violence, fraud & burglary etc.) to spend their time on rather than enforcing such nonsense. One day maybe the UK police will remember what they are actually paid to do as well, but I won’t hold my breath….
@@jonathanhicks140 well put
what breeds are crossed to make these lurchers
Illigle to do alot of things, foxk emmmmm
@@moochingwithminimoo9320 dam right
Loved your video and what great dogs you have
Why do you do this? And what country is it? Ireland?
Vermin control yep
Are foxes that much of a pest, there? And how do you get the foxes to break cover in the day, if you have time to explain more about this. Just interested. 😊
@@mycolliesandme268 there flushed out with hounds , cause farmer thousands a year even tho people that don't agree will say other wise .
How so?
@@mycolliesandme268 killing there livestock, turkeys this time of year
Me and mine best m8 like 243 or 260 for fox hunting not dog clean kills for 243 or 260
Each to there own , why comment on another man's hunting tactic with smart remark . I shoot as well and with a 243 a monkey can kill a fox its not hard . Using rifles that take down deer makes a messbof them why don't you drop down to 22 or 222 ? Means you might have to actually get out and walk about instead of just shooting from where you see it !
looks class that mate
Some great dogs there
That’s exactly how wolves hunt coyotes & foxes.
Nice great pest control lads.
Well done dogs hundreds of chickens saved.
Pest control how it should be done.
Why can't you just shoot them surely it's a better way of doing things, I mean in America the track animals quite far and mostly focus on clean kills and I far as I know British hunting culture albeit limited at least when it comes to hunting geese/ fowl there seems to be some sportsmanship unless you are a toff where the birds are driven towards ya seems to me like people who engage in traditional fox hunting just kinda suck at hunting
@user-tl7py4hv6x This is the ultimate form of hunting. Man and dog, as it should be. Unlike with guns, where there is always the risk of wounding an animal, with a dog it's either caught and dispatched, or animal gets away unharmed.
@@minktrappingpaddy no the dogs rip it apart in a painful manner
@@oizys2.0 It actually happens very quickly. From catch, to kill, happens within seconds. Far more quickly, than a cat kills a mouse or song bird. It's strange what we see as acceptable, and what is not.
@@oizys2.0 cry about it. Its the circle of life. Deal with it
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Brilliant fair play grate sport 👏
Fine Dogs bit cruel but good sport 😂
@@oizys2.0 You seem very offended over someone protecting smaller animals from foxes. Remember this, furries dont even know how foxes behave. They are predators. They kill almost any other small animal.
@@unnervingnights9880 they kill to eat. humans kill for fun. lock up the chickens better
Well done boys
Proper hunting,some catch at the end.
The dogs aren't up to much if you have to let 4 or 5 of them at one fox
Lol very good
Brilliant
guys , you do realise this is illegal yk
If it was I wouldn't be doing it . So please don't comment if you don't know the law please
Have you ever heard of this thing called "hunting"?
good for you
Get in there the lads boss video
I worked for a man who served in d day
Dosent get any better 👌
Fuckin mint more videos please 👍👍
Sport........????????.....reprehensible tiny minded and unfair odds....
Who said sport ? One track mind with a silly response
good fucking hunting there boys 👍
completely unnecessary.
Completely necessary, Hope you and your family have a wonderful Xmas 😊
Really good viewing, your dogs are on it. Foxes cause chaos. Well done.
@@foxhunter3439 How fast do you dogs run would you estimate?
@@counterstrike89 faster then a fox, it’s not really how fast they run, it’s how smart they run.
@@foxhunter3439 why don't you do hare coursing
Ive got nothing against fox hunting, but doesnt killing foxes just give room for more rodent species on and around farm land which is more financially damaging to people living around the farm land than a fox?
Quick question Jamie what do you class as a rodent ?
@@foxhunter3439 rabbits, mice and rats
And if I told you foxes are bigger vermin and do more damage to farmers lively hood . 10 rabbits a day would eat as much as one sheep , 5 rats eat as much as one bird but 1 fox kills live stock atleast 1 or 2 times a week , chicken, lamb , turkey , ducks , pheasant , deer fawns , small bird , game birds , hedgehogs , farm cats . Which one is more costly ? Which one is more cost effective to control ? By controlling 1 fox am saving farmers lively hood and the wild life population I should get a medal do you not think ?
The dog at 54 secs looked like he’d broken his back, went absolutely arse over elbow.
@@foxhunter3439 yeah obviously a fox is capable of killing poultry like chickens and ducks and small livestock like lambs when they are fresh out the womb, however losing poultry and livestock can be mitigated by having a LSG dog with the livestock. Yeah you raise a good point about the rabbits and mice eating less and individually being less of a problem, however one fox maintains large populations of rodents (thousands of mice and hundreds of rabbits). They also have massive effects on the behaviour of their prey, reducing their feeding time and increasing the time they spend looking for predators. So my question to you is, isnt it more cost efficient to protect the livestock with one dog, than to remove an apex predator from the system and attempt to manage the prey species it controls manually, or to not manage them at all and see the knock on effects of removing the foundation of the system later on?