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Working terriers.
Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Gunter man you’re definitely a keyboard warrior, I was just having a conversation I’ve kept patterdales and Russell’s for years and I know what they do. A man that doesn’t want to learn is a fool. I don’t know why you’re trying to argue. We were talking about the Russell you ask where he got it and I answered and I said to read a book. There’s nothing wrong with that. Then you started crying? -
Working terriers.
Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
He bought it from a milk man, you should read a book or google it mate for us older people we have more knowledge read some books you can learn a lot. atb -
Working terriers.
Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Well most of the dogs we have today like the patterdales are bred for going underground but I’m talking years back before that. We still had terriers before Russell started working his well bred Russell. Which he bought he didn’t create the breed. -
Fox terriers.
Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Good to know. -
Fox terriers.
Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Nah mate but I can get some didn’t know if it would be worth a shot. I just work Russell’s and patterdales and the odd lurcher and whippets -
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Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Yes maybe not anytime soon, but that’s what we bred our dogs from in England and also for the wild cat population. -
Working terriers.
Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
That’s what our dogs were bred for many years ago and for the wild car population. -
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Does anybody still work them above or below?
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Just wondering how many people train their terriers with ferrets or people who don’t and is there any point in the future because of more ferret, polecat stoat and weasel population and soon they will be killing all of the vermin. So once again England will be using dogs to hunt them like we did many years ago? Discuss. atb
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Licence questions.
Aycliffe-Ferreter replied to Aycliffe-Ferreter's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
That’s good, thanks -
If NATO had left Ukraine alone the war would’ve been over years ago, a few people would’ve been shot and Ukraine would have quit. Instead NATO pushed with supplies and money and have kept the war going for no reason as Ukraine isn’t even part of NATO. this might also cause a ww3 to happen and now America as always is trying to run with their tails between their legs and kissing Russia’s arse. Don’t even get me started on Starmer what useless person they have controlling. he is taking everything he can from his country and people to give to others, a man who goes against his o
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Well that’s sad to read, maybe you can leave the country and lay a brick on your way out
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So I have noticed when I’m driving on the way home a large bird of prey and it’s not a hawk it’s much bigger, I saw it on the ground one time whilst driving home and I have seen it ever since and yesterday driving home I saw it sitting in the top of a small tree, there wasn’t any place to park for the chance of a photo but I will try and get parked up next time and see how close I can get to it and take a photo. From what I see it’s larger than any hawk and it’s blue or grey. I’m now sure if somebody’s lost it but it’s definitely claiming a certain place as home looking over and hunting on the
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Looks like a good hutch that mate and is it 6 foot long? Maybe I’ll build something like this. atb
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It’s very true I haven’t noticed any difference in the working abilities in 30 years but I guess he’s got to make up something to get some publicity. Even pet ferrets can be great workers. the only difference I see these days if people trying to add more EU polecat back into the gene pool. bad points being that the eu polecats are darker to hide ticks, they are more nocturnal because the polecats like to hunt in the dark and they’re much faster if you happen to take them to work hedges there’s more chance of them running away. then there’s the point of some being nervous around people