This morning

[Rabbithunter 456]

Was out this morning. I netted up a set, about 24 holes and put poley jill and hob in. I bolted one down the far end of the mound and as i was dealing with him, another bolted with a ferrets mouth on its arse.

I got another from this set.

 

I walked down near a beck and seen a rabbit enter a set, i netted up, about 14 holes and i bolted two with both ferrets.

 

I then walked onto the moorland and the dog chased a couple of rabbits into a set that is in a small woodland (just growing woodland)

I netted up about 30 holes, i have caught 4 or 5 out this set before.

 

There is a few holes under gorse bush that i didnt net, suprisingly i only lost one due to that. I bolted 3 into the purse nets and dug down to two, one dig was about a foot and the other 2 foot.

 

Ended ther day with ten rabbits, I managed to get a bit of action on the video camera, and a couple of 'end of the day' photo's which didnt come out very well, the lens must be dirty on it?

 

 

[Guest wildogman]

mate i cant seem 2 put my pictures on here how do i do it and gd looking dog im off out in moring i no im guna do well l o l

[Guest RobW71]

Looks and sounds like it would've been great for longnetting.

Dog looks well

 

Regards Rob

[Rabbithunter 456]

You cant see it in the picture, but to the right there is a dry stone wall. The first time me and my mate walked it, he said he pushed about 20 rabbit through.

 

I longnetted it on my own one morning and i pushed about 10 out, only 3 got in the net though, with the ground being so rough, at points the line wasnt on the ground so i watched the rabbits go straight under it.

 

I didnt bother doing the longnetting yesterday as the cover has died and i reckon the rabbits will be underground with the weather being a bit colder.

 

I walked through it any way though to give the dog a run, and he never put anything out.