Jambalaya
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You are not responsible for anything I own bud isn't that your claim for a year now all the sudden you want recognition?? No sir you had nothing to do with my dogs remember??
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So shoebootie, you gonna contribute pics or stories or just shit on the thread?
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Jealousy will get you nowhere Chris..
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I'm not the authority by any means but I do work my dogs. You should try it Chris..
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Great pic!
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Yes sir, a couple well placed bites from a beaver can be the demise of a terrier. They get huge and they chew large trees down.. And you can bet not many will, most Americans consider getting out a few times a year doing the deed.. I have a wife and 4 daughters, and as much as I love them, bet your arse I look for any reason I can to get out of the house!!!! Lol..and I hunt more weekly than most americans that "talk" about it here do yearly.
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Sammy
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Just thought id share a pic of one of my ole Russells since I came across it in the album..
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The difference between myself and most shit talking Americans! I will drop my terriers and work them.
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Another okie coon!
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Rock's first solo hunt
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Mr. Dale Gill and myself hitting the beaver dams..
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I'd say 40 pounds for me that I actually harvested. I've got on bigger with the dogs but they just drag the terrier in water over their head and they lose them most every time then..
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I can only tell you on our side of the pond a coon is much more of a formidable opponent than fox. Because our fox in America is puny (tiny) and there is coon reported over 50+ pounds here. I've only dug a few fox because I will dig to whatever my dogs find enter and stay too but I'm not really in pursuit of fox. but, at any rate, that has been my experience..
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White dog I bred that we called Petey from a Maypole JRT to a Patterdale Terrier breeding years ago..
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A pic of some past beaver digging..
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No sir, I have never needed a tracking collar, I work rigorously on recall with each dog as a pup to adulthood. I simply drop them on Creek banks, river bottoms, brush pile, junk piles, drifts, etc and they find and work their own quarry. I just simply expose them to the woods and follow them down the creeks, they do the rest with exception of me digging to them .
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A pup having a taste of fur.. nothing more
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Drawing them out..
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Out free casting my terrier on Creek beds..
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Bob, sure had his share of good dogs. Alot of family's of dogs down from stuff he bred and developed.. rip
