terryd
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Everything posted by terryd
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Just takes a bit of practice or ideally some one too show you failing that check youtube maybe. I use one and have no urge to get a quick set
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vary your lengths a bit a few nice short ones are ideal for tight spots in the hedge
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approach the nearest farm and if it is not there's they are likely too know who
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Used too follow the Carmarthenshire many years ago when Lyn was there followed by Trevor. I used too do the skinning for them. Met some good terrier lads from the valleys doing it too
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Surprising how far they travel from where you see them. Chances are when they hop in the cover they are going a fair old way or just sitting out in the cover unless pressed too ground
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Good bit of cunning there worked well nice one
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The wife keeps banging on about Skirlie but proper oatmeal is as rare as rocking horse shite down here and live yet to try it.. Going to try the health food shops next time I'm in town, tried everywhere else.. They had some in aldi the other day
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I would take your time and get a well bred pup when your ready and learn together
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Nice read that I love the look on the ferrets face when the dog waltzes off with his rabbit
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Don't worry about the post good read would very interested in the recipies all ways on the look out for some thing too try
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I take it you don't have a dog ? like me in which case it is a struggle but keep at you will hit gold at some point and it is well worth it then. As you say just 1 rabbit is a big success I had this one the other weekend after doing about 7 empty sets of holes made it all worth while
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very true my ESS would thrash a bowling green if asked with as much pace and drive as if she were in a covert, whereas my cocker only really becomes alive on scent That is very interesting we have a show bred cocker who has been a house dog pet for 5 years of his life. Having recently got back into field sports I have swiped him off the wife now again to hopefully help me and also make his life more interesting. I was very surprised that he has a natural hunting instinct or how much he has rather. If I say where is it boy and point him to a bit of cover he starts zig zagging about and
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looks like a kizzy
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Looks nice beef shin would be good for that cheap too
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I am with these takes a couple of minutes too register and cheap http://www.ccc3.org.uk/home £10,000,000 Country Sports Public Liability cover in the UK, whilst participating in: Clay Pigeon / Target Shooting, Rough Shooting, Vermin Control, Wild Fowling, Rifle Shooting (inc stalking), Recreational activities of Hunting and Wildfowling (including falconry, hawking, rabbit, pigeon, game, deer), Angling (including wading), air gunning, conservation, archery, ferreting, stalking, shotgun and rifle shooting, re-enactment including blank firing weapons but excluding edged or pointed weapons;
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While your giving it large on the keyboard his legging it over the hedge with half dozen bunny
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Ok thanks I will give it a try. Thanks for the tip about the rabbit too I do have a habit of over doing that stage of the cooking
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After a bit of googling seems paste is the way too go. Quite like the look of this one http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Scottish-Rabbit-Curry-395254
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Can any one help with a rabbit curry recipe please. I am an ok cook but never been able too do a nice curry. To get the rabbit tender I guess I would pressure cook it or slowly boil but once I have the meat what's next. Don't really want too use any thing out of jar but don't want too spend 20 quid on spices in tesco either. I do all ready have a fair collection so chances are I have most things. Thank you
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I don't think there are any hard and fast rules. Depends on the spot and also weather I think. Staying up and going at 2 am might not benefit you any more than nipping out at 8pm. My prefered time is 9-10 pm but that is just so I can be tucked up in bed by midnight Not very helpful I know
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Good luck with the new pup all ways an exciting time
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Shy and wary is a good thing in my opinion with in reason you obviously don't want the dog running a mile when it sees the ferret. But a healthy respect is good you can never really trust the ferret not too give the dog a nip if it feels like it.
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agreed Zuckerberg should be strung up not a billion air
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Very tragic that. Lamping does seem too account for many a dog in one way or another. I lost mine one night as a kid. Don't know if I would take the risk now a days not that I have a running dog now. Say that I am sure if I did I would soon get back at it. Sorry for your loss looked a very nice dog
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This may help http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hawk-Bush-Jack-G-Mavrogordato/dp/0854350829/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1351800104&sr=8-1