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Not my dog but a fine animal to ground. ...I bred his Dam

This is my young un she’s a home bred bitch she’s had a couple of small lamp trips an been successful on her trips but I called any more lamping a day till the ground softeneds up it’s still like rock under foot and I don’t want to smash her feet to pieces being the only bitch I’ve got to run now has her mum is living sofa life retirement

Young Mya was 10 weeks Saturday there and starting to nosey at everything so we took a wee walk to let her see some sheep and cattle, surprisingly she was smashing couldn’t have asked for more got with 10-15 yards off sheep got her sitting watching them walk on the odd no and she was fine, nice little hour for her each week and she should be sound

Few hours this evening.keep the lads busy

My 2 bitch pups my older bitch has to have the once over tommorw of the bone man finger crossed then soon as the rain comes it's match time

Wheaton bull grey bitch currently 23 tts at 5 months old ? Pics from 2 months ago

On our last trip to this piece of land we left a rather large well established warren alone due to not having enough nets, so this time armed with 400 yrds of longnets, stopnets, a few purse nets 2 boxes of ferrets we were more than ready to do battle this morning, on arriving at said destination, disaster!!!!! A herd of cattle with calf’s and a rather large bull had been turned out into the field, so with that out of the question we crossed the track and into the opposite fields, here we went our separate ways, it was a slow start picking 2s &3s then I had 5 from one warren with a shallow

My lad recently did a bit of wild back-packing/camping and wanted a light but useful hatchet to carry in his pack. He ground the shape out an old axe head and made the handle from ash. Very Vikingesk in appearance. P1080836 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080820 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080819 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080818 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080817 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080835 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080833 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080829 by Terry Griffiths, on Flickr P1080826 by Terry Griffiths,

Can anyone tell me if trail cameras are any good for small woodland birds or can be triggered by sparrow hawks or buzzards ??? i do a lot of wildlife photography and have set up a feeding station in woodland but would like to try and bait it for predatory birds or possibly foxes... I’d like to get some more images like these ones I took, any help appreciated.

Well me and viz(Sean) went off to si,s this week end gone and as all ways the lad went out of his way to put us up and make sure we had a cracking week end , time was set to leave ours at 1 but ended setting off at just before 12 . DAY ONE Got to Si,s just after 2ish unloaded the tank had a cuppa a bit of a chin wag then set off for some fish and chips WELL it would not be right to go to Scarborough and NOT have fish and chips lol Now i must say i had took the mick out of si earlier in the week as he had that cold bug that was going around but turned out i had it on th

On my tod down in Dorset this weekend to work on the cull at my new permission which surrounds the 12 acre patch I started with 10 years ago. I was in my old high seat at 6 to be ready for dawn. There has been some muted whistling first thing but it’s still a little early for the rut here. When it was light enough to see the reticule I decided on a quiet stroll alone the tracks and rides towards where the sound came from. After a few hundred yards I had the feeling I was being watched. Scanning with the bins I saw something that looked like two white antlers tips. Rubbing my eyes

Wheaton bull greyhound. 4 year old

He had abit at the beginning of the year and done well but when i get back in november i will get him fit and by the end of february i will know what i got.

Young W/B/G

Here's Steve Wheaton bull greyhound

?Pay your fiver you peddling cnut?

honestly bird ,i dont have any interest in foxes really ,if they do it ,then its an added bonus ,i like all edible quarry ,theres a lot of bull /collie greyhounds here doing lots of foxes ,i just want a well trained ferreting dog that will hunt and find for sport ..ive a few other mutts too so im not pigeon holed really ..we will see how it goes anyway ,im in no panic to be breeding a litter if theres a hiccup in any of the parents ...saying that ive known a few real good fox dogs from 1st x collies ...but their not the norm ..i know

Do you know me then Morton or are you a good judge of charachter over a computer screen cause thats your argument or view f****d then cause i dont sell dogs .i had a lad come from england for a saluki pup i bred ,,it cost him 50 euros ,the cost of injection and whats not ,he stayed in my home for the night and i brought him for a few pints to the local pub ,fed and entertained him best i could ...this is not about profit ,this is me getting a replacement for my wife and myself for a bit of hill hunting /ferreting etc .ask Tyla on here if im a money grabbing kind of person ,,he came over and

These are the two from earlier ..

Pic maybe 27 years ago. No world beater but a honest dog who tried his best.Half cross beardy greyhound.

Sensible mode of thinking... Personally, I prefer a Collie lurcher that has plenty of thinkers,... I find them easy to school,.. they seem to pick up the mouching game quickly All my original stock were created to catch, salable/edible quarry, rabbits, Hares, Pheasants, and small deer... Temperament can sometimes be an issue with the herding based composites,..you do need to choose a type that suits your own personality... I used to be a c*nt with a dog, but nowadays I have learned to go with the flow,...Collie/Kelpie style lurchers, suit me,... just reet...

How much wheaten does it need to have to be called a wheaten x ? 1/8 wheaten in that fella

Ken ,I'm getting worried that your reporting all these deaths before the bbc website ,,,can you account for your whereabouts at the time of death ?

After a spot of lunch with the landowner it was back out for an evening wait up at another permission which is hilly to say the least. The stags has been pretty rangy here as the grass is in such poor condition after the hot summer so I picked my spot, got comfy and waited for one to wander past. 7pm and a young staggie did just that keeping to a hill top headland of gorse above the field I was in. The sheep that were in my field were a total pain so the approach was tricky but eventually I got to within 120m of him and was relieved when he dropped on the spot at my shot. I got him

Out today.no fox killed.good few hunts bolted one from a good mark and the lad in the bottom pic ran through a farm yard and a field of sheep.dirty f****r lol

I don't get out now, so ive just been looking at some of my days out in the field wi Nell, cracking dog and a great and faithfull companion, I used to look forward to getting up in the mornings and being greeted by her. and my ferrets pacing up and down in their hutch waiting to go out, thanks for looking

She prob see the end of this season but next season be perfect for her

Seen a bit end of last season but this season is hers

Cheers mate hears a few more of him

Another pic , the white bit is a pricket , he came in the far right corner of the field , I rattled the antlers and had to shout to stop him he ran at the seat so fast ..early yet might get another ...

Alright mate I run trail cameras for a hobby and I have caught owls, bats, blue/great tits are very common in spring as they think the lense is a hole and try to get in to nest even moths trigger them I also no a guy that is a serious Barbie/pig roast fellow that butchers everything from squirrels upto cows and he has a big feeding station were he throws all his offal and gets quite a lot of good bird of prey shots, I also meet up once a year with the fellow that makes them for programs on animal planet etc, his cameras are £5000 a pop and you have to add your own dslr to that, despite what ji

One of my pups just gone 12 months.

I believe the same mate not all collie xs do it my old bitch never in her life picked or choose her runs nor none of this stalking shit that collie xs are meant to do i lamped the bitch regular I was told it was dogs that are lamped regular that do it?? if it was aluminateed she’s try her hardest for me to catch it even if she’s not to keen (on bite back gear) she’d still pull em great for bringing young uns on but not her strong point but I still rate collie xs as a rule as pretty handy dogs in the right hands An good fun I don’t think there for everyone though as they can be temprimental

Of Dogs & Deer,it's unique..

Books are there mainly for "entertainment". Whilst some have more fiction in than others, I wouldn't knock folk for writing them until Id tried putting one together myself.

Id rather have a good working bitch than good working dog if I had to start from scratch, having been to quite a few lads kennels over the years I'd say working dogs outweigh working bitches maybe 3 or 4 to 1.

most of the book writers talk about other peoples success and experience, trying to make a name based on exaggerated bull shit, there like men in the coursing game that have one half decent dog, big it up to make a name for them selves, then you find they even bought that in as a made dog.

Downsouth I have no idea what has gone on between you and Bill but it doesn't warrant your comments on here. Ruby x Bert dog pictured below