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brilliant to see the next generation of hunters being taught right and genuinely, keep up the good work and bring on season for all of us

p.s send me a message as I dont come this site very often

hiya all, been a while since I posted on here, been busy, I have a signed copy of dogs and deer, I will swap for a copy of hare and the swift hound or the recent ferreting book, all the best Annemarie

i agree with you jigsaw

ok now I have your attention Lads I thought I would introduce to you a handy little tool I came across on my travels today,, we all know that moment when we're out with the dogs or checking horses etc, when we have to pop under electric fences, unsteadily balance over barb wire and kick the leg up to move brambles out the way, put a coat over barb wire for the dog to jump over, use boot/lead to tub wire up a tad to let dog go under the barb wire,,, ring a bell ? I was talking to a buddy of mine, an older gentleman hunter, who isn't as young as he used to be or has bad back/leg, who h

i saw a family of badgers during the day in the uk once, and another time saw them out in the snow a few years back while out with the local foxhound pack,, good pic mate

anything i would love to say would be used against me! so no comment but made me giggle!!

if your out rabbiting or mooching the dog is moving and it would be difficult to see the numbers clearly with dog moving around,, if person is walking past you and your wary of this, simply stand in the way of the mark or strok the dog or hold the dog in such a way that mark is not seen as they walk past. i think its a brilliant idea, always pondered the idea of getting my dogs tattooed but once i heard horror stories of them getting cut off i was put off the idea, i know the same can and does happen with chips but all my dogs are chipped. i would love the idea of having the brand on my dog a

sounds like a good plan, happy hunting lads!!

before I bought my black bitch I was living in Suffolk, I viewed a lot of litters not sure how many and I travelled to essex, suffolk, norfolk, cambridgeshire and others, and walked away from the lot, I've seen skinny unwormed puppies, unhealthy dams, aggressive breeders, dirty bedding, and i walked away from the lot. I don't drive so travelling to these places took a heap of effore but i wouldn't get any old pup or i'd look in the paper! you have to be careful, lots breeding for money or just something to do and macho bullshit, ideally you should the sire but certainly the dam, heard the bree

great to see the photos, soon i will be just as keen hunting as i was a couple of years back, i used to go out as many meets were either local or nearly local, then i moved sadly and since then apart from a handful in various places i haven't been, i perfer to be part of the pack and getting hands dirty rather then just watching people and hounds i don't really know. but once driving myself and my daughter will be hunting once again! but at min im doing lurcher and ferret work with odd terrier dig too so shouldn't complain but i will lol miss the hounds! xx

sorry to hear that mate, good luck with sale atb

all depends on the dog, personally i think its good to have both house and kennels considered to be the dogs home, produces dogs happy and clean in kennels and same indoors, have seen dogs that stay lifetime in kennels but thanks to owner making extra time to them the bond is good, have also seen dogs kept indoors where bond, training and general respect is shite so it all depends on the individual dog and owner, make sure kennel is positive place to be and dog should be happy in there alone or with company, of course if dog has been raised with other dogs then it will rather company.. hope th

lovely to see! had a good couple of day out with dogs but no nets last week, am off again on weds love this time of year!! happy hunting