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Beagle x springer x beagle xsealyham.

" and kept up to forty in pens " ?? ,.......i will say one thing though, whether its acceptable or not ?,.....the countryman & his dogs helping the landowner, (at one time ?) with a 'badger problem', is one thing ,......but the hypocrisy of the governments & the legislation, thats in place nowadays....which basically affords the badger 'over - protected' status (in my opinion) caused alot of the (alleged) problems now,.....with their over population, certainly in some spots (on the mainland, at least ?),.......BUT,...dare a (genuine) countryman, with his traps, dogs, snares, et

Some people cant deal with what sometimes a collie type temperament brings and should and would be better off with a different type.

Visit some of the inner city ghettos that are in our capital,shit-hole doesn't even scratch the surface it isn't descriptive enough.

I have 2 saluki bull greys, the brindle one only being 7 month old but has still shown me a lot of promise from a young age. The red n white one is 17 months old this being his first season and is an absolute pleasure to own. He will work all day and night and will do any job asked of him. He is the best all round dog iv owned and would have another in a flash.

spent many days up in the hills but days llike this I wouldn't miss, what a nice day for a bit bolting rabbits ,

clouds mostly!

Bit rich of Khan lambasting trumps alleged S hole country remark when that's exactly what he's turning London into dont you think?

Had another very enjoyable day out with the dogs, and ferrets What’s new right? ? I hadn’t been to this property for a few months; last time I was here, there were a lot of kits, so I left them until now. It was a reasonably successful day, and good to see a few fox’s about, don’t normally see many in the day time here, will be spotlighting here over the next month that’s for sure. Next few days here will be over 35 degrees Celsius, at least the dogs will get a well earned rest to freshen them up, they are feeling the pinch a bit, after a heavy couple of weeks. Hope you enjoy the vi

Well lads, I`ve kept quiet for a good few months over this as the sympathy off you Twats is fecking legendary X. Both of my bottom row wisdom teeth either side of my mouth had to be removed and yesterday morning, they were removed . I`ve not picked my shotgun up in what seems like a couple of years I was knitting a jumper with my toes when they started the procedure. Well the dentist numbed the feck out of me gob ( four large injections per tooth ) and proceeded to extract the biggest, m

Welcome to The Traitor Blair’s multicultural Britain ... it’s nice he lives amongst us to share in the joy .....oh wait , doesn’t he have a largish mansion just out of smelling distance ? ...at least his London mansion is in a poor run down deprived area ....or am I wrong ......No he must won’t to be in amongst a vibrant multicultural community...after all he and his friends were banging on how good it will be ... At the very least he will be housing some poor migrants in his flats in Bristol now his children have finished uni and don’t need them ....he does , I’m sure he does .....I mea

Thanks for the welcome lads. Well..... Id rather have to get used to the legpulling and banter than having to deal with dictorial moderators. I dont take myself too seriously but I do take my hobby serious.

Very little here but the sky looks like we're going to get more soon. Bloody cold though. Thank f**k in in house now. Bacon sandwich and a drinking chocolate on the way ?

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A real landrover don't get to 60 unless you,ve gone off a cliff

Never forget the thl motto. If there's no photos it didn't happen. ??

Good afternoon ladies and gents. Thought Id introduce myself first. Im a 44 year old shooting addict from holland. I started off as a 10 meter standing shooter (fwb 300s) and transited later on to 3 position rimfire with my Anschűtz .22. I later on was an instructor at the range teaching kids the 10 meter basics and helping upcoming hunters with their shooting before they had to do their test. This was no real job, didnt ask money for it, just enjoyd it. Now years later, me and my wife enjoy shooting our airguns at home and at the range. I also do some pestcontrol at local farms. We

Evening all. Time for another write up. Got told by Rabid the other day that he is at all out war with the rats after losing a chicken to them. After my failed attempt last Friday I had to try and prove I actually knew what a rat was and that I knew how to shoot him them. I finished work at 6 and then shot home to get changed and grab my kit. I got to the farm about half 6. We sorted the rifles and Rabid kindly leant me his Pulsar NV again. The plan of attack was for me to set up in the barn and try and get some from there and Rabid was to go over to the Pen on the other sid

He's already told us the best bit !

You'll need a memory card with it aswell. It's simple to use . Put batteries and memory card in . Fiddle with settings (great video online to say what is what) and turn on. Simple as that

To be fair it was turned into a shithole long before Khan come on the scene , he’s just carried on with the job in true labour style ..having ventured back recently to my old stomping grounds in the east end after many years away it was mind numbing , the whole place is swamped with a tide of immigration that has dragged the east end to a depth of depression the likes of which I’ve never seen ...shithole ...it’s way way below that ...

And anyone over 5'10'' has to have an elbow out the window to drive it

Now you have gone and confused me... You say this hybrid type is overrated,...but, then maintain that... lots of folks could not give one enough graft? C'mon now,..which is it, Sir,..... are they no fecking good, or too fecking good,...

Always said it, terrierwork is the only fieldsport apart from live trapping (where an animal might be 12 or 24 hours caught) where the hunter can assess the animals condition and decide whether to release or cull or as they did in the old days relocate.

One of my regrets in life was never taking any pictures through my army career and ones I did I lost during a house move ... when I was in Kosovo we were waiting to go out on an op from the yank base camp greysteel and I had a shitty throw away camera ... we were on the heli pad that was covered in snow and two apaches came in hot side by side and a grabbed a quick picture ... it was brilliant two apaches a few feet off the ground with all the snow from the downdradt floating around them ... gutted I lost that picture .......

here's my favourite picture, 1st of january sea in Liguria - Italy

My pals just put this half x to a coursing bred bitch should make chancy pot fillers

All these rough tough hunting men of THL saying they woke up with a few inches or they hoped to have a few inches and one lad said he was getting some tonight must have the ladies of THL giggling to themselves

Let's have it right...

This lad will tell ya where the fun is happening.

There's definitely something not sure its a big cat though

What he needs is a dog like yours ken, runs the flint every day and never gets cut. Super dog lol

Our annual trip up the west coast was a productive affair this year. We were informed that woodcock were in short supply this year and we should show restraint.........well they weren't where we were and we didn't ..............The usual spots held good numbers of birds and with the dogs working hard we managed to squirt a few down and put a bag together. By the end of the first day the dogs were knackered. its really hard going for them working in the bracken and briars. The second morning we were up at 6am to flight duck on the foreshore, there is normally plenty of teal around at this

It was the Labrador

There are two types of TB mind .Bovine and soil born .The extensive culls around me have been going for years but still the badger survives in isolated pockets on areas that refused the cull .They tell us the areas depleted are now TB free but I've yet to see any paperwork backing up that claim and farmers will tell you anything having paid thousands towarxs the cull . .We have a large deer population too but ive only ever shot one that showed internal infection through TB . I'e pts several badgers with the lack lustre look of the disease whilst out lamping ,a reed that no doubt would get

Snow ,whats that .We never get it here more' the pity .Love tracking animals to their holes .

I was on a rant about that to my Mrs,they've started to treat these cross breeds as a breed. It did me when they said lurcher a distant cousin to the greyhound.......

No sorry mate got to disagree hes not that bright.

Good to see James Martin actually working his dog .

Heartwarming to see the marine with his lab.

Light weight and will match any top price gun pellet for pellet

Mines meant to be Beddy X Whippet.........(in reality he's Idiot X Twat) - wish I could afford one of those superior , finely- bred mongrels !

That's something I wouldn't know, but the lad I was shooting with on Sunday was telling me that all the kids in his sons class had to be tested for TB. Not because one of them had been in contact with old Billy Boy but with a Billy Boy who'd joined their class from Africa. Apparently there's been a few cases. The head master has been seen setting snares but they'll probably just vaccinate

I am running round the house now getting everything ready! Lol like a kid on Xmas eve lol

Socks: that photo reminds me of a Golden Plover similarly injured and left with a badly broken wing. A mate of mine took it home and gave it to me. It lived in my garden very happily and became almost tame, until a bloody great crow came along and killed it.

The litter off Haymin that me and John plus a few others is pretty much that mate.. mother BullxGrey (haymins bitch mist, you saw her at the comp in Wales father sal/grey/whip (whins dog Rex) i think johns is smallest in the litter, and Walshie's dog is massive my bitch is 25" and around 33kg... racy build and very quick.. she's doing ok so far mate

I had a conversation in the week with a bloke I do business with. He phones up sounding like he is going to be shot at dawn and tells me that another associate has taken over a dealership so now he is worried that this bloke is a competitor. I really don’t see it like that because being in business most of my adult life you learn to look for the opportunity in every situation.....because there always is one. So I tell my friend to get on the phone to the bloke right away, congratulate him and ask him to keep us in mind for all of the side of the business that his dealership woul