Best ferreting dog

[phil wright 2]

 

my pride and joy...........tess

Edited July 13, 2007 by phil wright

[the fezz 44]

good pics mate .

[Magpie 102]

Yeah great pics Phil. how is Tess bred? she looks like a German pionter x or am I just being darft.

[phil wright 2]

yeah a gwp cross.she was only taken ferreting for the first time last october,before that she was used for bushing,ratting,bits of foxing(not much) and picking up the odd shot bird.a bit of everything.

 

i only got them to run alongside the terriers for a bit of fun.i now wish id spent more time training her as she can be a bit headstrong and her retrieving isnt too good.still,this season might iron out those things,time will tell.

 

i consider myself extremelly lucky to now get invites ferreting on prime rabbit country every weekend throughout the season.

 

tess lacks the extra gears to be a good all-rounder but has been a very versatile hunting dog.

Edited July 14, 2007 by phil wright

[fordie 8]

BEDDLINGTONS THIS BEDDLINGTONS THAT GO FOR A COLLIEXGREYHOUND A PROPER MANS DOG I LIKE THE BEDDIE X BUT THEY NOT FOR ME YOU DO GET SOME GOOD ONES THE COLLIEX IS THE BEST FOR ME

[FERRETINGMOUCHER 1]

keep the coming lads

[woodga 170]

we use the terriers for pushing out cover and for general marking up walls sets ect and they are worth their weight in gold to me

an end of the season hunt the bitch marked all 55 rabbits on ground we had all ready worked

for the ones that slip the net the lurcher will have them

each type of dog has its own merits good points and bad points its what you reuire to do a good job on the ground your working that counts

Edited July 16, 2007 by woodga

[Phil Lloyd 10,736]

Good work there Woodga...

 

Like yourself,.I love my ferreting,... :clapping:

The terrain of this country is so diverse and varied that it is favourite to keep a dog that suits your game.

Recently I have found that a return to the smaller,..'whippety, greyhound, with a good dash of sheepdog style of jukel is the best tool for the job locally... And if the myxy holds off and allows the rabbits to become even more established,..wow... it's gonna be a rare old time this Autumn....

 

All the best to ALL crosses,...kind regards,..CHALKWARREN...

Edited July 17, 2007 by CHALKWARREN

[Magpie 102]

we use the terriers for pushing out cover and for general marking up walls sets ect and they are worth their weight in gold to me

an end of the season hunt the bitch marked all 55 rabbits on ground we had all ready worked

for the ones that slip the net the lurcher will have them

each type of dog has its own merits good points and bad points its what you reuire to do a good job on the ground your working that counts

Thats an interesting look looking terrier you've got there Woodga. Don't think I've seen a merle un' before.

[FERRETINGMOUCHER 1]

BUMP keep them coming

[lurcherman 28]

I always take my old lurcher with me he's a suluki/greyhound x whippet and he is the best ferriting dog i have ever witnessed he is good at neary everything but i have seen some very very good whippets and bedlington/whippets that would my choice if i was getting another dog mate

 

 

 

lurcherman

[Hob&Jill 258]

Very nice dogs woodga

 

What is the dark/light brown coloured terrier? Pat x?

[greatwhitehunter 47]

H&J as least your allowed dogs in the first place, i aint allowed one watsoever

 

same here mate the only chance ive got to get a dog is to move out or to run away, running away is sounding good at the moment i was only just allowed a ferret, after years of nagging and getting my dad pissed