Guest MOLLY Posted October 30, 2006 Report Share Posted October 30, 2006 My sis came out a couple of times last season and has been harping on at me to get her and her bitch 'Tilly' out this season, "she is really fast and would definately be able to catch rabbits" So tonight we went to my old permission. From the off it was obvious it has been heavily lamped already, bunnies in the distance made for cover as soon as the lamp went on them, and since i think im the only one who works dogs there it must be those nasty poachers again I was hopeing for some naive rabbits to try her on. Now my sister is a lovely woman, but suddenly in the darkness walks like a bull elephant...or at least that is what she sounds like She no longer seems to understand the meaning of "lift your feet" or "quiet please" Her ability to hold a slip lead is also dubious Trial and error................... I left sis on one side of a high fence whilst i went over with Khan to run a rabbit id spotted, sis stayed at other side as field had rather large bullocks in and i was only going to run the one. The rabbit ran under the fence, so sis in her wisdom slipped Tilly, Khan nearly landed on her as her jumped the fence still in persuit, she thought she would as it had come into her side of the fence Two other times when Khan was running, she managed to let go of the slip When it was Tilly's turns, she slipped her before Tilly had seen the bunnie so ran straight past Anyway, Khan managed to catch one without the help of Tilly The rabbit and Khan both ran into my sisters leg revenge The catch.... His habit of retrieving backwards ... Sis's habit of accidentally slipping her has actually helped. One field they had a very long run and she ran like a dream, very, very quick little dog, and can turn on a sixpence Outpaced Khan who is a large dog after turns! The last field (another accidental slip) The rabbit was running up and down the fence looking for an escape, turned quickly leaving Khan behind, Tilly was like greased lightning and caught it just before it made its escape. It was a brilliant catch My sis has gone home very elated, and im sure all the men at the allotment tomorrow will be hearing tonights tale. Im chuffed to bits for her, and her mongrel who is supposedly from a staffie x dam and unknown sire. Tilly....... A cheshire cat sister MOLL. Quote Link to post
IanB 0 Posted October 30, 2006 Report Share Posted October 30, 2006 Millet your a pussy, it was only a little scratch... Quote Link to post
woodga 170 Posted October 30, 2006 Report Share Posted October 30, 2006 well done moll ans sis it must be something in the water down that way that makes women want to kill :11: things i hope she goes again with you invite her on one of our trips so you can go with her and ill have a shine with millet wwell done again the pair of you Quote Link to post
Guest MOLLY Posted October 30, 2006 Report Share Posted October 30, 2006 must be something in the water down that way that makes women want to kill things :11: :11: :11: I will tell her she is invited Woodga, thank you very much....but ill wait till nearer the time we go out or she might pester me for ages MOLL. Quote Link to post
Gin 503 Posted November 15, 2006 Report Share Posted November 15, 2006 Just seen this post,- its lovely to see your sister really enjoying herself, and so proud of her dog. Great stuff Moll. A real good post. Quote Link to post
Guest midnight_runner Posted November 16, 2006 Report Share Posted November 16, 2006 My sis came out a couple of times last season and has been harping on at me to get her and her bitch 'Tilly' out this season, "she is really fast and would definately be able to catch rabbits" So tonight we went to my old permission. From the off it was obvious it has been heavily lamped already, bunnies in the distance made for cover as soon as the lamp went on them, and since i think im the only one who works dogs there it must be those nasty poachers again I was hopeing for some naive rabbits to try her on. Now my sister is a lovely woman, but suddenly in the darkness walks like a bull elephant...or at least that is what she sounds like She no longer seems to understand the meaning of "lift your feet" or "quiet please" Her ability to hold a slip lead is also dubious Trial and error................... I left sis on one side of a high fence whilst i went over with Khan to run a rabbit id spotted, sis stayed at other side as field had rather large bullocks in and i was only going to run the one. The rabbit ran under the fence, so sis in her wisdom slipped Tilly, Khan nearly landed on her as her jumped the fence still in persuit, she thought she would as it had come into her side of the fence Two other times when Khan was running, she managed to let go of the slip When it was Tilly's turns, she slipped her before Tilly had seen the bunnie so ran straight past Anyway, Khan managed to catch one without the help of Tilly The rabbit and Khan both ran into my sisters leg revenge The catch.... His habit of retrieving backwards ... Sis's habit of accidentally slipping her has actually helped. One field they had a very long run and she ran like a dream, very, very quick little dog, and can turn on a sixpence Outpaced Khan who is a large dog after turns! The last field (another accidental slip) The rabbit was running up and down the fence looking for an escape, turned quickly leaving Khan behind, Tilly was like greased lightning and caught it just before it made its escape. It was a brilliant catch My sis has gone home very elated, and im sure all the men at the allotment tomorrow will be hearing tonights tale. Im chuffed to bits for her, and her mongrel who is supposedly from a staffie x dam and unknown sire. Tilly....... A cheshire cat sister MOLL. now theres a happy woman well done both of you Quote Link to post
Guest Frank Posted November 16, 2006 Report Share Posted November 16, 2006 Sisterly love and lamping, what more could you ask for. Nice one. Frank. Quote Link to post
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