Hard won rabbits

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I know that rabbiting with terriers is not everyone's cup of tea, but then again I don't give a f**k :11:

 

Went out late this morning for a rake around some sapling oak woods which border an overgrown orchard. Not the most prolific of places but f*****g hell it was good sport! I was pulling bramble thorns out of the dogs faces for hours :11:

 

These pics were taken at midday which goes to show you how dense the wood is

 

 

 

We must have been out for two hours and I'm just glad the dogs got something

 

A mark in the brambles

 

 

The bunny bolted (actually two bolted) and in these situations a terrier is a better bet than a lurcher as I find they go through cover like a knife through butter. Although having said that, my wheaten cross did the same. It's always nice to watch a little team at work

 

 

And another bolted from some long grass by the sapling oaks. The lurcher pushed it out and the terriers caught it, which I will admit is a bit arse about face, but what the f**k, it was a good morning :11:

 

 

Very hard won bunnies but to me a mornings bushing is good sport

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:11: canny mooch then stabs. Ye could do wi some plummers :11:

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Any idea where I could get some? :11:

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:11: weve only 1 left and someones on the phone now wantin it :11:

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Sold the last one to a shooter in Kent who used to keep staffs :11:

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Sold the last one to a shooter in Kent  who used to keep staffs  :11: 

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Cupid.....It's not me :11:

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Cupid.....It's not me  :11:

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[Guest Geordie]

Excellent pics [bANNED TEXT],dogs are looking happy with their few hours work,fast and furious that bushing lark,well done

[fieldsportsman 107]

I know that rabbiting with terriers is not everyone's cup of tea, but then again I don't give a f**k :11:

 

Went out late this morning for a rake around some sapling oak woods which border an overgrown orchard. Not the most prolific of places but f*****g hell it was good sport! I was pulling bramble thorns out of the dogs faces for hours :11:

 

These pics were taken at midday which goes to show you how dense the wood is

 

 

 

We must have been out for two hours and I'm just glad the dogs got something

 

A mark in the brambles

 

great pictures.

 

 

The bunny bolted (actually two bolted) and in these situations a terrier is a better bet than a lurcher as I find they go through cover like a knife through butter. Although having said that, my wheaten cross did the same. It's always nice to watch a little team at work

 

 

And another bolted from some long grass by the sapling oaks. The lurcher pushed it out and the terriers caught it, which I will admit is a bit arse about face, but what the f**k, it was a good morning :11:

 

 

Very hard won bunnies but to me a mornings bushing is good sport

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Bloody hell...this is a bit of an old one....why did you bring this one back up Fieldsportsman?

Five years ago! There's only one of those dogs alive now and she's a bit long in the tooth.

[fieldsportsman 107]

Bloody hell...this is a bit of an old one....why did you bring this one back up Fieldsportsman?

Five years ago! There's only one of those dogs alive now and she's a bit long in the tooth.

came across them whe looking at the very end and liked the pictures.

[rootertooter 5]

very nice dogs mate supply eachother way catches thats what u want not greedy dogs :sick: here are my 2 dogs