Brimmer
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Everything posted by Brimmer
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Are you young lads teaching game cocks to catch rabbits nowadays? just keep seeing the avatar piccies, reckon its on the cards!
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Yes it did piss on yappers! and shit on dreams!
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just bloody dig!
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Solid looking head on her, decent size for a jill! Priceless!
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Yep like already stated by LL and the One, a pair of young ferrets, this years will be less hassle.
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I've seen a Loch Ness running dog! It was perfect! (Although it was not perfect to start with, and not perfect in the end!) But it did run about 7 years of its life without fault!
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Go on Chalk! A proper ferret! How old is he DE?
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That is a big difference Albert.
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It wont cause any hassle above ground and below ground. Poachers used to hate it for obvious reasons. The yappers will still catch rabbits for certain, and they may be the best dogs a person ever owned, every dog has faults, mine have a lot like myself. Do people think that the yappers would catch the same if they stopped blowing there lungs out yapping whilst running, rather than shutting there vocal chords and using the in short supply oxygen to fuel their tiring muscles? Just my thoughts, I know our dogs need every bit they of air they can get, rather than waste it shouting at a rabbit ge
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If its a runner, i think it should be using its energy to run rather than yap. I've seen it a few times, usually down to frustration, to me it sounds like a dog is talking to me when it yaps, saying i've given up already. Seen it mostly on dogs that have been started way to early, and got into the mindset that it canot catch them before its old enough to have the confidence.
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And ground in dirty hands!
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By the way, you now have a decent dales spade, you are becoming a man!
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Mint report, but 'You passed the Duchy at the left hand side!' Probs a bit before your time by 20 yrs! (Google it) Little dog looks ready for it as ever, unlike yourself after a bit of a walk up a bit of a hill! Might get the old boy to show you how its done! Take it you are still getting shit about youre ferrets as well? You have rabbits in the bag, you have done a full day, and everyones walking off some rocky hills in one piece! A success in my book PJ. Thanks for sharing the day, you know you have a memory for the future.
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I'd say large is the length of mans forearm without the tail. (Not mr tickle!)
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Halleleuja! Thats great talk from somebody who was posting of ferreting last June, check your started threads if you have forgotten! To be honest it probably needs the boundarys shifting from Feb To the end of Sept to really help. If you are keen enough, you can have done all you need to in this time. Aside of that its pest control, which sometimes needs to be done, and there are better more effective and easier methods than ferreting.
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Go on! thats bleeding awesome! Cracking bag, keep at em!
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Nice piccie and bag, looks a bit damp and cold! How did the russels shape?
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I get as much fun reading a good report as being out there doing it! Many thanks for posting. Keep em coming in!
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Bang tidy! Good piccies and bag!
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How many did you bag? looks a good stretch!
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Thats what its all about! Sturdy collie grey there.
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Got a half of what you want here, but you are probs a little far away friend,
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Got a couple of largish poley hobs here, 4yr old not getting the graft raring to go.Brought up doing the dales. Need the work.
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Not yet, try left clicking on image code on photobucket then across to thl, and either right click, or the first dustbin on the topline and paste!
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Lots of dogs will mark of any breed if given the chance, most terriers cannot help themselves but to mark. My own failing of late was to get a russell bitch from a pedigree line. She looks the part, but has less sense than what she was born with. But i'm stuck with her now for maybee the next 13 yrs or so. If you go for a terrier, go for a steady type and line. If i didnt want a dog for anything else but marking i'd be looking at a good obedient collie, amazing how many farmers will overlook one of the breeds most interested in sheep, just because they have them.
