Yorkshire Hunter

thanks J.R 5 tillage bags were completely destroyed; so theres about £2,000 down the drain

B-E-A-U-TIFUL

'chicken' when i first joined this site i was talked down upon but i didnt really know why. but now after reading some of your posts i do realise why. pathetic you really are inmature

a snake yes thats correct an adder!

barstards they all really are. willing as buggery and theyll go to all extremes. we just wish the roof had fallen through with them on it, or a cow had gone for them. they have taken thr regestration plates with the quad, its a slim chance but hopefully theyll forget about them then it can be traced. bloody doubt it though we're hoping too for the insurance and thanks!

yeah, its my uncles that its been stolen off so they need it for the terrierwork insurance will pay out hopefully so they can be up and running A.S.A.P one uncle said if he'd gone out they would of been at the bottom of the slurry pit before they saw him

not too far awyay, this was near northallerton, north-yorkshire

well it would seem that they had been before to suss the farm out. they knew exactly where it was and about the lighting system!

your lines are soo straight! we had a small patch, but unfortunatly because of our unstaright sewing it got a WHOLE load larger!

On Monday night the Saturday terriermen a North-Yorkshire hunt had their Polaris Sportsman Quad-bike stolen from their home farm. It was securely locked away in a cattle trailer which was tight infront of a tractor. They still managed to quietly steal the quad. The intruders had the lighting situation sussed out and realised two lights were on the same system,one onto teh byre the bike was in and one pointing directly onto the terriemens bedroom window. They took the bulb out of the second light-as not to disturb the victims. The two young patterdale puppies outside woke up the terriermen

those 'dentisticks' that are always advertised on the telly work wonders; clean the teeth, stop bad breath, and the dogs see it as a treat!

i arent sure with their fast qualities but for safe lambing we have colie x grey they are sensible, and are also good when it comes to working with the sheep

that physically brought a tear to my eyes effing sick youths. it's lads like them that give young hunters like me bad names

top on mate!