simonrob

ha no patterdale in them pictures. just a whippet and a bedlington terrier.

The cover below was very thick, still sets to do once it dies down. its up in the hills of north wales.

Well, first day back ferreting for the 12/13 season. Its still warm and no sign of the first frost, meaning the vegetation is still thick and high! A nice start back though with an end of day bag of 21 bunnies.

as said above, try the working bedlington forum a lot of lads working good bedlingtons on there.

Bill (polecat Hob) Brenda (polecat Jill) Peggy (sandy Jill) Poppy (sandy Jill)

I just let the dog do what he wants. they know better than us whats going on under there.

All depends on the size of the set. we have had over 100 nets down before and still didnt cover every hole.

What a tit. So narrow minded

I got mine for 147 from the airrifleshop.com

Just wondering if anyone works bedlington terriers with them when they are ferreting. just want to know the pros and cons realy of working them before i decide. thanks simon

Same as dogmagic

How much is it mate

Don't have a dog myself but when out with my friend and his dog we just let her wonder and do her own thing. Found that she knows what's going on under there more than we do as she knows which hole it will be every time.

You can get a postmans bag of jb nets.

Ye can't wait for the cover to die and the cold mornings to come.