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How do you reach the pedals with those little legs ?

Our working cocker is now 12 weeks old and I am wondering if anyone has opinions on the best Bible for training her. Tony Price - Gundog training Made Easy ? We are going to use a local trainer but it's always nice to have some other reference books !

Our working cocker is now 12 weeks old and I am wondering if anyone has opinions on the best Bible for training her. Tony Price - Gundog training Made Easy ? We are going to use a local trainer but it's always nice to have some other reference books !

They are so relaxed about humans here in Kent I caught a couple sunbathing yesterday

I just baited it with peanut butter (no really) and put it on the squirrels run line. Took about a week to get the first one and then the second followed shortly after. They were nesting in my roof so it didnt take too much to work out where to place it. They are tryuing to get into the feed bins now, so I am going to have a go at mounting it on the wall nearby to see if that will work.

This will work in both the oven or slow cooker. Take an oven prepared goose (greylag, canada), best if you have shot and prepared the bird yourself, and place on a house brick in cooker. Add 2 lemons to the birds cavity and 1/2 lb shallotts to the pan and cover with foil. Leave on a medium heat for about 5 hours taking the foil off after 4 hours and remove some of the juices and put to one side. After the last hour remove from the oven, throw away the goose and eat the brick with some of the reserved stock.

Simple folk these Americans !

Here is mine. If its feathered he is obsessed, tried to see off a couple of our chickens and will chase pheasants for ever. Loads of fun - not docked unfortunately, and due a haircut.

Best we put them up from the top of a hill then !

Has anyone out there ever shot wild turkey in this country. Would they make a good addittion to a small syndicate shoot and where would you get them from. Just a thought to liven up the pheasant/partridge bag a bit ! ?

Unfortunately thats what I thought - I was hoping for someone to make my mind up for me !

I have a fenn trap that we used to get some squirrels last year. This year I got it out to set up for some rats around the chickens and one of the arms has fallen off (the thin wire one, not the flat one) Anyone got any pictures or diagrams of how to put it back together again !!

I have a terrier already but I have been very impressed by the working cockers on our shoot. I am just taking over some woods for rough shooting and would like to get another dog to bring on for this. Does anyone have any strong feelings about sprockers? I like the size of the cocker more than springer and it would fit better in our house!! Thanks