Great White Hunter 78 Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Out checking holes saturday morning got a good result second hole we tried couple of the lads wanted to go shooting in the afternoon so i was on my way home when i had the bright idea of trying one last hole wife wanted me hoome by 6.00 no problem did this hole many times pretty easy . Dog in bit tight had to dig himself on half an hour he was baying steady right under a holy bush (Tree) 5Ft down another hour still working . about another hour fox bolted other side of the ditch . Long story short had to go back this morning with bars and chain saw the bank was full oof stones and tree roots got himback out with out much bother . Excet the brownie pooint are a bit low Quote Link to post
bullsmilk 2 Posted December 31, 2006 Report Share Posted December 31, 2006 Out checking holes saturday morning got a good result second hole we tried couple of the lads wanted to go shooting in the afternoon so i was on my way home when i had the bright idea of trying one last hole wife wanted me hoome by 6.00 no problem did this hole many times pretty easy . Dog in bit tight had to dig himself on half an hour he was baying steady right under a holy bush (Tree) 5Ft down another hour still working . about another hour fox bolted other side of the ditch . Long story short had to go back this morning with bars and chain saw the bank was full oof stones and tree roots got himback out with out much bother . Excet the brownie pooint are a bit low you left the dog there all night?????? is that a normale thing to do? i know nothing about fox digging but that sounds a bit harsh Quote Link to post
Great White Hunter 78 Posted January 3, 2007 Author Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 Bullsmilk its not the best thing to do but had no choice my hunting buddies where away i had no help the tree roots where as thick as my leg and the bank was full of large stones wasback at the hole next morning 8.00 with bars chain saw and help we had him out about 9.45 . Its not that unusual to leave a hole with the dog still in he may get out later that night himself and if you leave the terrier box beside the hole you would get him there in the morning . this dog was lost to ground for 4 days when he went to ground when i was out for a walk in july Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted January 3, 2007 Report Share Posted January 3, 2007 Lost my terrier in an earth for 72 hours once, a horrible experience. The dog chased a fox to ground during exercise and I didn't know which earth she had gone down, no collar on either. Got her back a bit thinner, bitten and sore but not a nice experience. Quote Link to post
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