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4 hours ago, BIG TRG said:
As rich with stuff to go at as you could wish for mate, a couple little hound packs have a lot of the ground tied up, and I’ve the rest
, keep the terriers, you’d regret getting rid once you get mooching about
I think il keep them meaby bump into you out and about
used to have hounds myself but work and family ment they had to go.
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2 minutes ago, Wideboy said:
Plenty of terrier and lurcher work if you look in the right places. But your right about the denning. Also a couple of ferrets will open the doors for lamping with a lurcher too. You just need to gain their trust. Plenty to go at south in Angus too.
Cheers lad there seems to be plenty about just be abit different to what I'm used to.
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1 hour ago, bodach said:
Forget it I moved up 40 years ago closed shop mate keepers won't take you on untill den time for terrier work that's April 15th you no might get a couple weeks work for your terrier then nothing till next year an a lot don't like digging, I ended up starting my own Fox control society with hounds to get work for my terriers sadly it ended a few years ago. As for lurchers you will find it very difficult to get ground to run them. Get a couple well behav ed spanels and the doors will open
Cheers mate thought as much I knew it wouldn't be like Ireland were spoilt over here and I know it even know we complain
was going to move over 10 years ago but the dogs and hunting were the only reason to say here here. Last spaniel died last year.
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1 hour ago, The one said:
We went up for a weekend sport with a couple of mates of mates LOL , we did a bit of there ground then unknown to us they just jumped the fence farmer drove past us and just waved , other place someone came over to see what we where up to and said have a go on my place if you want . My daughters up in Aberdeen area i find them the nicest friendliest folk out and i would move up there
Yea cheers mate been up there many a time people are great was just wondering what the hunting would be like. Suppose just like everywhere else just ask for permission or chance it
Sometimes when your 4 foot down and a mountain of soil on the bank people aren't so friendly
atlest with a lurcher you can slip away.
Just was looking to know really to know it permission was hard got or were the landowners keepers easy going.
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2 minutes ago, Wideboy said:
I lived in Aberdeenshire for 7 years, you won’t get away. It’s all heavily gamekeepered. I’m from Ireland too. Get in to the beating and opportunities will come up. There’s an awful lot of keepers with an awful lots of shit terriers. Loads of game to go at. Plenty for the lurchers. After a few years I had more permission then what I needed. Where abouts in Aberdeenshire you going? PM if you want. I might be able to put you on to a lad or two. It depends if they want to help though.
Cheers mate will pm you soon have alot off experience in the shooting industry as I was a beet keeper for 2 years and a part time keeper for 3 was brought up around game shooting and was beating and picking up on shoots since I was 5 just got more into the hunting as i got older.
That's what the purpose of the post was all about I thought it would be a well keeperd area and would be hard enough to hunt in and get away than home
Will pm you later mate thanks for your comment
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Never really post on here but needs must .looking some advice I'm moving to Scotland Aberdeenshire in July from Northern Ireland. hunting is very easy going in Ireland never get any bother of any farmers or anyone most of the time and hardly ever ask permission we just hunt away and nobody even notices we are there there is lots of game and we have plenty to go at we lamp the whole island of Ireland for foxes and very rarely we get bother what's it like in Scotland?
I think it wont be as easy going meaby I'm wrong. I can only take a few dogs over with me and I thought I would never get rid of my terriers but I'm wondering is there much point taking the terriers will I get nothing but trouble or if I talk to a few farmers or gamekeepers could I get some digging. it took me near 15 years to get the dogs I have and lots of sweat and tears I just wouldn't want to give them up so easy.
Or would I just be safer bring over a few lurchers hunt away and hope for the best.
Been to Scotland many a times and seen loads to go at
Any advice greatly appreciated
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Done last week. All started with that stupid bitch who took that video of the stag hounds at loughbrickland and put it on Facebook now there looking a ban. But what's sad is you still have all the so called hunters still putting up pictures and videos all over Facebook of busted dogs and dead foxes you would think they would realise whats going on and stop stroking there own egos for a second cause there no call for it anyone who hunts knows what goes on in the feild and dont need all the glory hunters to show the world and f**k it up for the genuine hunters who are out for a bit of sport and to work there dogs.
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Its a pain in the ass iv a lurcher here 4 year old started doing it this year. Brought the dog up to work with terriers could hardly catch a fox in 40 acre feild but great round a hole. He did it first at start of the season didn't get him out for 15 hours was stuck with the game dead in front of him and dug the terrier at the other side of the borrow at an other fox. Did it again there on sunday fox went to bolt and the dog went down the hole like a rocket dug him and the terrier out in the feild fox dead again. It's a pain in the ass the dog could get stuck or could do serious damage to a terrier in the heat of the moment. He the best and most game lurcher I ever had not for the faint hearted
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Was talking to him lad only has first season dog starting to hunt. need something hunting to bring on me pups a old hound slowing down something like that would be great. Ruined my season losing them hounds would even take on something letting out on the odd rabbit im that desperate fs. Thanks anyhow
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Looking 1 or 2 working hounds lost my 3 this year and have nothing only 2 pups if anyone has any or knows of any it would be great I'm in Ireland would really appreciate it thanks
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Me and a few lads would like to go down I someone could pm me the dates and with are the best days to go would be much appreciated thanks
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Started 2 Saturday's ago local run one to ground first week dug with my second season dog handy dig young lad got one out of cover with his lurcher ran two to ground last Saturday dug one with a wee bitch I have and the other with a mates dog both only 3 foot breaking us in easy lol bit early for us to start but everyone seems to be shooting the blazes out of them round me for sum reason seen 2 differt groups of lads lamping on my road alone last week and a squad of lads beat two bogs on my road last week shooting the foxes out of them I hate nothing more than shooting them out of cover no sport at all so we said f**k it and took a run out round me before they all shot.
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We're can I watch this
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Started a patterdale dog this year self entered at 15 months end of September 7 digs and 2 bolts over him hope to get a dig this weekend with him that finish it for the year. Got young dog 11 months mad to go holding him to next season something to look forward to come September
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Got a russell pup give to me with a hernia when he was 7 weeks old he 9 mounth old now and hes fine and its nearly disaperd.took him to vet when he a pup they told me to get it removed but i took him to two other vets and they said leave it it usually dosent affect the dog and should grow out off it.glad i did it causes him no bother and very tiny now.
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They are still hunting farmer shot 3 hounds and wouldent let huntsman in the feild to get them
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If to flush game for lurchers should be deadon if trained the right way and this cross should be easier to train and controll than terrier or hound crosses but dont think they will bark on sent tho but never no.
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Theres no problem posting pictures and i didin see any problems with that picture in the paper of the young lad and the dog and fox nothing wrong with it at all its other pictures and the f***ing bullshit and lies the antis and papers say need to sort themselves out nob heads.
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Absolute disgrace papers must have nothing better to wright nothing wrong with children out enjoying country sports when mines old enough shel be out hunting and fishing.but this fb shit has to stop if anything will help get hunting banned in northern ireland its fb posting stuped pics and comments this is why im not on fb.but this is northern ireland theyl never bable to police a ban here and our politions cant agree on what day of the week it is there more intrested in flags gays talking irish being c**ts and calling londonderry' derry.as long as people keep there heads down keep queit things will be fine but some people seem to fell the need to post everything on fb sad really cause i wanna keep hunting away without kooking over my shoulder.
Happy hunting foks.
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Nice pup and dogs lad
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Used red mills mate and there shits were like water and one of the lurchers hair started cumming out never tryed gain so cant comment feed raw now and all dogs do great.
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3 lurchers 1 whippet lad whippets my wee rabbiting dog. Lurchers for foxes 1 semi retired a young lurcher bringing her on this year and a lurcher pup to bring on next year.also a terrier ill be trying in a few weeks and a terrier pup to try next year.
Dog transporter Northern Ireland to Scotland
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Hi all dose anyone know of someone who would bring a lurcher pup from Northern Ireland to Scotland the further north east the better thanks.