waz77
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What would i have done? Well depends on wether i had permission to be there and wether the fox needed to be culled,if not i would have tied the other 2 dogs up for a start,then when the opportunity arose i would have got hold of either terrier or fox drew them out n let charlie run free,end of problem.If i had permission n fox had to be killed i would do same as above,get hold of fox with both back legs and tail all together so it cant turn n bite you and knock it on head,one good knock will do the trick,it might not be entirely legal but in an emergency is effective and humane,theres no comot
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I think you mean foot tallyho
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A credit to you shell,at least some good came of it :thumbs-up:
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Thats right mucker,it happens to everyone at some point,its how you deal with the situation that matters
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Its not an ideal world i live in,its the real world,if you wana do terrier work these days you have to be a bit carefull about it,im not saying all terrier men carry guns with them all the time,i dont always have one myself,but like i say if you know what your doing you should be able to handle things humanely no probs,and if you're unfortunate enough for it to all go wrong dont post it on a website for thousands to read,don't forget not everyone on these sites is on our side
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You'll be gettin sharp end of spade yourself! Clever c**t! Think if you look it up in wildlife n countryside act you'll find stabbing and beating are both listed as offences,like redrob said if anyone had seen it he could have ended up in court and it would have been another nail in coffin for terrier work and spoil it for them that bother to do it right.Accidents happen but if you know what your doing you can still deal with it humanely
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Have you ever even seen a fox humanely despatched? Does'nt sound like it to me
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Stuck a knife in it? Im with redrob
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Bracken,my terrier bitch
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Did'nt get it mate,we'll speak later
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Did you get your PM mate (foxtrack)
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Hard dogs were bred originally for the undiggable places like that,as we all know charlie does'nt always want to bolt and if its got to be acounted for the hard dog comes into its own
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I see the arguments for a bolting dog but myself prefer the digging type,i just feel cheated if the little fecker bolts before ive had my dig,i think my terriers feel the same way too
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Its true what you say gg but im not in it for the easy life
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I can vouch for foxtrack,these are no puppy earths
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Yeah i used the amplifier plate on 2 occasions,still could'nt locate dog both times,first time dog came out after 4 days to ground in a rock pile,2nd time never found dog
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I WAS TOLD IF YOU PUT A CAP FROM A 15FT COLLAR ON A 8FT COLLAR IT'LL WORK TO 15,ITS ONLY THE CAP THATS DIFFERENT.SAME WITH BOX,ITS ONLY THE STICKER ON THE DIAL THATS DIFFERENT
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Your local hunt kennel or greyhound track might do it for you for a small fee,the ones ive seen are instant,like a stamp
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At least you did'nt have to turn the collars on before you entered dog eh Foxtrack Although i suppose you could forget to put batteries in
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Not a bad way to pass a few months then :thumbs-up:
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Summer will be over before you know it Donny,always summat to keep busy with iant there
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To spend more time in Wales,sound digging lads,great country and plenty of quarry :thumbs-up: Oh and dont forget to turn my b+f collar on before i put dog to ground :whistle:
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You can own one on a sect 1,but have to be sect 5 dealer to sell them
