Jump to content

Country Joe

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Content Count

    3,081

  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    3

 Content Type 

Everything posted by Country Joe

  1. Country Joe
    hes got the beddy lugs, nice one.
  2. Country Joe
    that wee bit of greyhound in the mix could push the hight a wee bit, and the sire at 23 is a big lad for a Whippet, If jack made 21, 22,, or 23 i would be happy. but you never know when breeding crosses.
  3. Country Joe
    yeh i use photobucket, never had a problem with it.
  4. Country Joe
    very nice,i bet he is 18 inches
  5. Country Joe
    you will have to buy 1 joe <a href="http://s1231.photobucket.com/user/dumfries002/media/jp005.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee509/dumfries002/th_jp005.jpg" border="0" alt="Rag Whippet X Bedlington photo jp005.jpg" style=""></a> Could i swop this bitch for one.
  6. Country Joe
    Its long over due on here that Irish coursers and coursers were given their own section, its all getting a bit boring, especially when we don't have dogs that are part saluki, or sired by Lucus or bulldozer.
  7. Country Joe
    Theres lots to think about, when starting out, first thing is to get as much permission on rabbit holding ground, bobs post tells you what you will need from the start, Then will you want hobs or jills, my preference is two Jills and i keep one vasectomized hob that brings them out of season. you will need a carrying box, Moxy on here makes different types. nets, most now use Spun polyester, in bright colours, makes them easy to see when lifting, theres a good pinned section at the top of the page called where to buy purse nets, with info on lads that make them. locators, most now use l
  8. Country Joe
    Use the search facility on here, there should be lots of posts on all questions,
  9. Country Joe
    I get a few Rainbows jus boil and simmer for a short time, remove backbone mince up with a fork.
  10. Country Joe
    In this heat dogs just need a short walk to relieve themselves, and the rest of the time lying in the shade, with access to water. the worrying part of your post, is the words a real hard workout.
  11. Country Joe
  12. Country Joe
    Pup looking out on to my rockery in front garden. what's he spotted?
  13. Country Joe
    Old working Lurchers settle in to a life of non working no bother, the same as retired racing Greyhounds, If you don't have the room to give a loyal hunting dog a good retirement, then don't have one in the first place, And all this talk of no room in my kennel, then bring them in to the house, they would love it.
  14. Country Joe
    Try other methods first, and cancel the collar, as above, always worked for me, never had a failure. Just walk the dog through Sheep on lead, any sign of a interest, keep repeating no, takes about 4 times, then try without lead, or you can put a light long rope on the collar, hopefully should be okay, but any sign of trying to run at them a sharp pull on the rope and a no. Shock collars are just a lazy method and should be banned.
  15. Country Joe
    Weight is always an issue with me, and I can carry two medium sized Jills in a smaller box, nice and dandy.
  16. Country Joe
    Very nice Phil, should be real handy rabbiters, look forward to watching their development in the hunting game, keep me one, will be down in the bus(only kidding)
  17. Country Joe
    Any Dog that works along with me doing his best to please, and being a good working companion, if he makes old bones, then he is guaranteed to end his life with me, lying on the couch, its what they deserve.
  18. Country Joe
  19. Country Joe
    Just me and this young dog, and the ferrets, this will be his first time working with the ferts this winter.
  20. Country Joe
    Give them a go in the Winter, when the cover is down.
  21. Country Joe
    As above, good to try them with an experienced ferret, but doesn't matter, if you have a dog that will give a positive mark, or watch for a rabbit popping down a bury, then you know he is in there. don't try big warrens at first, they can come later with more experience.
  22. Country Joe
    Had a crack with a top Greyhound Trainer a few years ago, he had a brood Bitch that produced open racers in every litter, to different Sires, I don't think he would have tried it, but he reckoned he could have used any dog, and she would still produced the goods.
  23. Country Joe
    You may be better on The working Bedlington Forum, theres a few Lads on there that work their dogs below.
  24. Country Joe
    Had a good crack once with a top Irish Greyhound breeder, who had a quality brood bitch didn't matter what good Sire was used, this Bitch produced open class racers in every litter.
  25. Country Joe
    86 views and not one answer?
×
×
  • Create New...