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13 hours ago, joelad said:
Good Morning
I have been reading numerous threads on here about people who have worked/still work teckels. I know alot of people use them mainly for bushing etc but does anyone have any experience using them for Earth work?
What are your geniune thoughts on their ability, they seem to be becoming more popularMany thanks
I keep a few teckels and can only comment on mine.
There a grand breed, i use mine for bushing and you'd have a right bit of craic with them
I have one dog that would be hard enough. But the others are either not bothered about going to ground or will go in and sound away. You'd get handy foxes with them but you wouldn't be digging 6 foot to them. That suits me as I want them hunting.
There might be lines that are better for digging?
As others said if you are serious about digging than other breeds might be more suitable.
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I have a pair of chaps with the ripstop material.
There a great job for bushing, going through briars and bogs etc.
I picked them up cheap in Decathlon a few years back.
They don't seem to do them anymore.
Anyone recommend a supplier of something similar.
Thanks
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Two beauties
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7 hours ago, sambo123 said:
Beagle/Cocker/Russell mix.
Very nice, good luck with them
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11 minutes ago, foxpack new said:
Yes mate , Brian is grandfather on 1 side and Brian's brother is grandfather on other side
Very nice, good breeding. Good luck with him
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Great pics. Are they selayham types in he 5th pic
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Welcome back. Always enjoyed your pics and write up on your days out
Sorry to hear about your bit of bad luck. The joys of it.
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I had the pleasure of hunting with Pat for a few seasons when I was a young lad. I have many happy memories of those days.
He's line of wheaten were as fine an animal that you would see, big strong dogs and bitches, that were made for the job. One was as impresive as the other.
As Jigsaw said there's mot many of his kind left, he kept and bred he's wheatens for one reason only.
May he rest in peace.
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21 minutes ago, TonyT said:
Plenty in Yorkshire
and GV x Teckal types
Atb T
Thanks Tony,
what they like to hunt?
the gv x teckel seems to be a popular cross.
What do they add to the teckel?
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1 hour ago, sambo123 said:
Dam was Beagle/Cocker
Sire was Bassett Griffon Vendeen
Sam
many keep the griffons in the UK for hunting?
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Great pics, thanks for sharing
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4 hours ago, Moorman 1 said:
Just google it and you will find it, make sure its for your area!
thanks
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On 27/01/2022 at 07:46, Moorman 1 said:
Just buy SD card with TOPO maps of your area and put in it. Yes it will work in your area.
Thanks for the info.
Any idea where's the best place to get them?
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Hello,
Is anyone using the Garmin Alpha 100 with maps?
The alpha was bought in the USA and just wondering if its possible to purchase the maps and put on the alpha and still use over here.
Thanks
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Your getting plenty of sport with your teckels.
what age are they?
Thanks for posting the pics good to see teckels working
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1 hour ago, goldfinch2007 said:
Thanks very much rebel
both only pups
little one 8 month
Other one is 10 months
yes give plenty of toungue
Crackers.
Best of luck with them
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if your on Facebook, there's a couple of lads on there who keep a few.
have a look at West Sussex Working Teckels
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A teckel from working breeding should do most of that.
Have a look at West Sussex working teckels on Facebook. He looks to have decent enough stuff and digging lines.
Im sure there are others who keep working teckels that might have pups available.
Good luck with it, they're good fun.