mooching in the dales

[honesthunter 13]

man thats creepy, its like your our ferreting doubles, i saw one of the pics and literally thought it was my dog and my mates dog, my spade and jacket, crazy similarities between the dogs particularly.

[shay 4]

why do u use nets in open country when u have your lurchers with you?

 

not being funny just asking a question

[torchey 1,202]

why do u use nets in open country when u have your lurchers with you?

 

not being funny just asking a question

With terrain like that mate no matter how good the dogs are your losing rabbits..

[shay 4]

Yes so u loose a few?

 

Next time your dogs gain more experiance. sorry cant see the point in taking any dogs at all if u are using nets?

 

where is the sport?

 

i thaught this was the running dog section of the forum??

[shay 4]

if u use nets how in the world do u know [bANNED TEXT] your dogs are capable of?

[shay 4]

oh its all gone quiet on this topic?

[KittleRox 2,147]

oh its all gone quiet on this topic?

seems they can,t answer you bud, I wouldn,t worry about it, Frankel and his buddys dogs never catch fookall unless they use the nets, they.re dogs are shite

[TOMO 24,838]

oh its all gone quiet on this topic?

 

keep your wig on fella,,, its my land and i wanted the numbers,, simple as that, that being said a few spots we did leave the nets of,,,, as is evedent if you look at the pics again............ and that open ground you mention,,,take another look at the steepness of that scree side we were ferreting

 

is that all right for ya sweet heart

[shay 4]

ok pal . xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[FUJI 16,242]

Haha..."keep your wig on" now that was funny Tomo lol but KittleRox is right what he says :-) ATB Andy

[KittleRox 2,147]

[frankel 2,123]

its not that steep or rough terrain, looks to me like its a bowling green.. its not testing enough for my dog

Edited May 8, 2012 by frankel

[Ginny Spinner 455]

well done . outstanding

 

Have you changed your mind since this post mate hahaha!

[Dheff 6]

Great pics bud, cheers for sharing.

[johnny boy68 11,725]

When I went up the Dales we had 3 lurchers with us and on numerous occcasions all 3 dogs were on rabbits and the terrain dictates that a fair few will get away,if you want to get a decent then netting up is the only way.