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i suggest you buy a weihrauch silencer, they completley hide the noise of the gun, i have shot a rabbit behind another and it never knew. i then killed the front one :)

why dogs not guns? more likely to get stopped with a gun as stated above. it is more likely the dog will either kill it or miss it completely, whereas a gun can miss but still injure the animal. the animal stands a chance. its natural, predator vs prey.

:O surprised your still alive the way the media make pit bulls look :)

i think the fella in question was wrong. as to the question, why dogs not guns? in my opinion, people use dogs (or in my case hawks) to catch the rabbit as the quarry has the chance to escape even with a good dog. if your a good shooter that rabbit stands no chance. the way this fella's dog...

if you get a bird of prey on your window, this could do more harm than good with protective parents trying to mob it :)

salad it doesnt necesarily have to be a bird of prey, just something to break the reflection of clouds

yes but they were bred for bull baiting, not herding. the fact that baiting waas then banned lead to them being used for herding :)

i am a falconer and judging by what your saying, my first thoughts were eagle owl, there is a couple of breeding pairs in britain. i can rule out black eagle for you as to have a wingspan of 5 foot, each wing must be 2.5ft which is too small for a black eagle. there is every possibility it could...

im no expert, but if the first two where a bird of prey, the bones would'nt be there. i own a harris hawk and a gyr x saker falcon, when these cast pellets they consist only of fur & feather. i too believe the first two are fox. as for the last photos, i think you are right with the grouse...

my mate has got a lurcher that looks like a bull x, but as a matter of fact it is saluki x deerhound x grey (sire) X wheaton x bedlington x whippet x greyhound (dam) he's had it a year and if you had no hands you could still count how many rabbits its taken, none :D i keep telling him to bring...

haha i didnt mean every bull x greyhound is a big boy dog, but all the lads in liverpool who have them seem to be wearing tracksuits and probably run cats and badgers. not good for the real dog men.

fair enough :)

here, in liverpool, a 'big boy dog' is probably a staff, a staff x, now and again a pitbull. also, bull x greyhounds :O

i wouldnt mind a catahoula leopard dog lurcher :O

got it on my first go :P wont say the number as that will destroy it for other people. i new the ones resempling the apbt were canary island fighting dogs or dogo argentino etc. :)

is it definatley buzzard? as a falconer, i have found it is a real challenge for a buzzard to take a rabbit as their feet are tiny. they will take the odd one or two, but they tend to opt for easy meals as to not waste energy. im not saying it isn't buzzard but i cannot see a buzzard carrying a...

thanks, i found that very informative and shall give it a go myself.