SHOW US YOUR PATTERDALES

[dillydog 8,019]

1 hour ago, mango said:

It is dilly, listen I owe you an apology as well as you sent me a pm about christ knows how long ago that I never replied to.

 

No bother, I'm used to it, I'm married 

[dillydog 8,019]

15 minutes ago, Rabbit Hunter said:

Does he look similar to Toby Dd?

Toby had more of the typical Steven's border look about him, a lot thicker set, I'd hazard a guess at Mo who's coupled up too

[Turner70 27]

On 23/02/2021 at 14:36, Glyn..... said:

Nice close up for you , he'd been in the ground the day before hard work tight wet clay hole , hes built like a tank but not massive and hes not foolish with himself bays until he knows your breaking through, a joy

Real nice type hope he does u proud

Pal.

[Glyn..... 4,999]

32 minutes ago, Turner70 said:

Real nice type hope he does u proud

Pal.

Thank you

[sionnach99 812]

That’s It all over again till next year. 

[Bits n bobs 684]

On 16/02/2021 at 20:08, dillydog said:

There's a son of Jim just gone up to Ryan, he's a fair tool with a lot of work under his belt, I've a bitch in season here now I'm thinking of using 

Edited February 26, 2021 by Bits n bobs

[dillydog 8,019]

I don't like it but without it we lose permission,  essential pest control,  ugly at this time of year but 100% necessary. 

[downsouth 5,127]

1 hour ago, dillydog said:

I don't like it but without it we lose permission,  essential pest control,  ugly at this time of year but 100% necessary. 

Ive got to the point where I dont like killing anything these days unless its absolutely essential.Just part of getting older and hopefully a bit wiser I suppose.

[dillydog 8,019]

Just now, downsouth said:

Ive got to the point where I dont like killing anything these days unless its absolutely essential.Just part of getting older and hopefully a bit wiser I suppose.

I'm exactly the same mate, it's definitely an age thing

[dillydog 8,019]

Strangest artificials I've ever come across,  all on top of the ground with a pinch of soil that barely covers them, that's the depth of the bitch

[Daniel cain 30,469]

Stamp your feet and your through

[downsouth 5,127]

1 hour ago, dillydog said:

Strangest artificials I've ever come across,  all on top of the ground with a pinch of soil that barely covers them, that's the depth of the bitch

No reason they shouldnt work though.Ive seen foxes using concrete cable troughs that run above ground on gas sites Ive worked on.Especially around the greater London area.

[bull mcabe 591]

It's not often you get to see 0.1 on the box I could get used to it though 

[Daniel cain 30,469]

3 hours ago, downsouth said:

No reason they shouldnt work though.Ive seen foxes using concrete cable troughs that run above ground on gas sites Ive worked on.Especially around the greater London area.

Found them in the concrete cabletrays along the old railway lines over the yrs..... Few weeks back the apprentice was mucking up where the water duct goes into the blockwork foundations on a site in Bristol.... Had the shock of his life when a scabby little vixen vacated the hole and ran across the siteshe's not to bothered by humans... Few lads sit feeding it at break times.... Weird cnuts

[downsouth 5,127]

4 hours ago, Daniel cain said:

Found them in the concrete cabletrays along the old railway lines over the yrs..... Few weeks back the apprentice was mucking up where the water duct goes into the blockwork foundations on a site in Bristol.... Had the shock of his life when a scabby little vixen vacated the hole and ran across the siteshe's not to bothered by humans... Few lads sit feeding it at break times.... Weird cnuts

f***ing things are like dogs on some of the old gas sites around London.You can walk to within a few yards and they dont move.We were conreting some bases on a site in west London last summer and and ha one sat on some grass watching us all day.The poxy thing even stretched out and had kip for an hour.Only thing that was stranger were the flocks of parakeets that kept landing in the trees.