Anyone into hunting with dogs?

[Aaron9546]

Never been a fan of sports like football always been more into ufc/boxing etc I prefer to watch something like that than boys kicking footballs about anyway. Is anyone else into hunting with dogs? I live in the UK and my country is very left/liberal - modernised and weak basically. ( A grown man in my country would cry if he saw a dog chase down and kill a fox, weak men. )

I was trying to get myself a dogo argentino then I found out a long with pitbulls these dogs are banned because people in government haven't got a clue about dog behaviour but the UK government does like to take away our freedom with laws ( and the people support this ) anyway so even though there are blatant laws to these dogs there are obviously plenty in the country I see about 3-5 pitbulls per week in the city I live in so anyone know of a way to legally own one?

Bit of a random post while I'm trying to pull this nighter off at work but if anyone lives in Australia could tell me, can you take dogs out to hunt coyote's over there? That would be intense to watch.

 

[MU_Engineer]

I don't live in Australia (I live in the US) but I have hunted with dogs and it's fun. People in my area generally only hunt birds with dogs- either upland birds like quail, chukar, and pheasant, or they hunt waterfowl like ducks and geese with retrievers. I have hunted upland birds with spaniels and it's a lot of fun. Coyotes around here are simply baited or called in and shot as they are destructive. Use a wounded-rabbit call, watch the coyotes come in, and then shoot them with a 10 or 12 gauge shotgun with BB or larger shot, or a small-caliber centerfire rifle. I'd use my 12 gauge with 4 buck or my .30-06 deer rifle with 125 grain bullets if I had to do in a coyote. Those do a number on feral dogs in my experience and a coyote is essentially a small feral dog.

 

[dannygreen]

Weak men? the world is full of people without feelings