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3175darren

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  1. He has a lot of pace he can be explosive the shock is he comes back and he's not knackered, I think his only main problem is inexperience he hasn't grasped when to use his acceleration so he overshoots, sometimes or he will go out slow rabbit gets up he sets off and overtakes the rabbit his pace really is good he just needs to adjust it at the right time and that as far as I can tell this is down to inexperience at 91/2 month I am really not worried, he hasn't run loads openly, he is getting the hang of ferreting though, which is why I got him,
  2. This is a 20 inch racing wippet x with a greyhound austrailin cattle dog mix lurcher my first lurcher for 30yr,he is a very capable little dog 9 1/2 month old 22 inch to the shoulder now taking rabbits to ferrets and nets / longnets,retreives crows, swims, he has had only a few open runs on rabbits with lamp and hasnt shamed himself,I am falling in love with these breeds,they are not what you think,this dog joins in with the spaniel lab and pointer,he is starting to work alongside them in a team manner, I dont believe these dogs are just rabbit and rat dogs,I am going to experiment with this d
  3. Its facinating to think that a whole industry of supply and demand, grew around the rat pits of old and controlling rats was a way of life for people back then,what happened,we still have a need to control rats probably as much as ever,people even made there own baits,and traps of all discriptions,a multitude of different dog breeds were crossed for speed and agility,It was massive and a crying shame most of this is now lost,I might try and find a few old books and read up on some of the old methods,its as diverse a subject as poaching itself,
  4. Dad used to have bean tins,sown in the opening of the stocking,and force the end into the hole, he said you could hear them entering the stocking, with black stockings they wouldnt bite cos it was dark, him and grandad washed their hands in meths or parrafin before hand, they had some big days on them back then,they kept two sets of ferrets the smaller more agrresive /fast ones for rats, the medium sized for rabbits,and really large ferrets for under sheds/buildings or klinker sets on rabbits or rats,he used to speak fondly of them days,he always had a good terrier,people like that are missin
  5. The other dogs he just wants to play,he then hits moments of clarity starts to work and uses his nose, when this happens he really is spot on,with the gun he slinks off,then returns with me he is alot better and I will admit shows more signs when the owner is around or involved with the training,if the right comand given at the right moment when he starts to slink, you can stop it happening let him sit for a moment or two, and he sets off like nothings happend at worst slightly edgy more often than not no effect,he partners my short haired pointer well,I think that is because he is a mature wo
  6. Hi I need abit of help understanding a wire haired huingarian vizsla,I have been a round gundogs all my 46 yrs,and trained many, I have not come up against nothing really I cant cure or get around,I have six dogs all good animals,and worth there weight in gold, most at different disciplines, a true joy to be around, However I have been giving a bit of advice to a friend who has a wire haired vizsla,he has a very good little dog very well trained loyal,obedient, a very good little dog,he came to shoot over it last yr, and the dog was gun nervous,something that I seem to be able to get it over,
  7. I had it beat into me Rifle or air rifle BACKSTOP, BACKSTOP, or no shot, shot guns, sky behind, or ground behind,not hedges and twigs or fog banks,the subject of falling bullets or shot is best avoided,how many people have stood close to a clay shoot, or been hit by falling shot on a pheasant shoot,dont care about the miths its not to be done,first thing I was taught with rifle, never in the air, and I have seen falling shot on a pheasant shoot bring blood,granted only a minor thing, but still shouldnt happen,I recon that report is doggy too,firstly if it was a traditional wagon they have the
  8. I have heard the wireless ones, are not that good but have no experience with them, what do you need for a home system ???
  9. Are cctv systems things hard to wire up always fancied on myself
  10. Hi mate bridport netts sell it,at around that price too,around the same lenghts allso the guy from wick,Brian and liam Brindell,try them and pm me if unsuccessfull,and I will have another think
  11. My farther allways said, it has the skill but not the will, thats a performance issue, but dont judge it till its fully mature,as confidence helps builds will, and will helps build skill,there were times when he didnt make alot of sence to anyone,but his expierience was top drawer,in my view and he never had a bad dog for long,
  12. It will mate I am sure,searching around for some twin wall 9 or 10inch pipe if not will try clay pipe,If I can drill it,or Barrels still in early stages but will post what I do,
  13. Yes will do,been looking at some pipe today,and I reckon it will definetly work,If I get the door wright and the trigger,even thought of,one of them 45 gallon plastic drums,but would probably not get it de scented well enough dont know suck it and see I think,
  14. Idiots guide to posting photos in forums. Load photo on photobucket. Select photo and browse to file location. Once photo is loaded, if you move the mouse over the photo you want to upload, you get a drop down menu. Move your mouse cursor over IMG code and left click of the mouse, the code box will change to “copied” Once you’ve got the image copied, go to your forum, go to the section or topic you want to post the picture. If it’s a new topic, click on the new topic button and you’ll get a dialogue box similar to this. Left click in the large white box so the mouse cursor fl
  15. Not yet mate got foxes on my mind at the moment, :hmm:Got two behind me that it seems every one has had a shot at, so knocked up a fox trap from some weld mesh,thats out now in the weather,baited with the trap door tied up waiting till they get used to it,but on a theme of your trap I am trying to souce some twin wall pipe of around 500 mil round I have a plan for a new fox trap, thanks to your trap,I think I am going to bury the 6ft pipe in the banking with one end blanked off,just trying to work out a trigger mechanism,fill the floor of the pipe with soil so the floors level, fasten a trap d
  16. The trouble with crimping to a brass bullet is getting each bullet crimped with the same pressure, what is very important is the distance from the lands, OAL gauge exact size and back em off a couple of mill, if you crimp em do it very gently, to keep pressure consistent I had a lot of problems with 100 grn in my 243 what twist rate is the barrel, for roe I used to use 85 grn soft point superb groups 100 grn I have tried in 3 different guns to no avail wouldn't stablize em saying that some people prefer em
  17. I wonder if ferrets can get pneumonia, hope she comes round mate,
  18. I have read guy wallaces and have met the man, I too have trained spaniels and labs I agree different approach needed,at the minute I am concentrating on my wippet x but fancy a pair of GWPs
  19. I will see if I can talk someone into buying that for me, for xmas cheers I love the breeds,
  20. I thuoght the other one was poorley as well, or have I misread If so I am sorry i was on nights last wk and not firing on all cylinders,
  21. Has that ferret picked up yet mate ????????????????????????????????????????????
  22. Might give that a try,as it should be cheap to do too,
  23. Hmm I once had somthing simillar,and the old man said they were constapated,at that time I had around 15 ferrets,he had me feed them a oily fish ie mackerel,since then I do this every now and then,he did say just change there diet,the fits you mention seem to fit the symptoms,thats all anyway worth a try,
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