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Alright lads, posting this here to see if anyone has taken a few steps back with a terrier and built things up again. what it is, I had dug to my youngest twice at the tail end of last season and he did well for his first digs also had a Reynard on top walking country. They were simple straight forward earths, and he stayed on baying until we were through to him and the Charlie - I was landed, nice to have a steady Bayer in the kennels. I started quite late this season due to work but this week I took him back out to a known spot for his first time out this year. I don't 'hiss
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Hello lads, merry Christmas and all that. I’ve got a terrier in my kennels that starting to test my patience. Great dog, keen as mustard and all that but time and time again I’ve broken through to her steadily baying away only to find she’s sat with something mid tube on one occasion I broke though and there was nothing there however last week I said to myself if I break through I’ll clear the tubes up and pop her back in to make sure it isn’t my fault rather than blame her. Lo and behold it was sat about a meter back from the open end of the tube and eventually bolted itself - Happy
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Morning lads, so I’ve always had black fell terriers and work them to ground. But for a few years I’ve noticed people starting work slightly broken coated very short coupled terriers that are little savages. I never really get a clear answer to what’s in them but I really like the look of them. one chap told me he’d crossed his Sealyham with a Russel and it turned out a good little worker. Just wondering if anyone else has had any experience with this breeding specifically for earth work? thanks
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Good evening Gents, Using this platform again as I find it a great way to reach out into a pool of knowledge and great experience. Now I don’t work my terriers to hounds here in Ireland, but more than often will find myself having a wonder about my permission and trying the terriers in some common spots. However, I have noticed I’ve drawn more blank days than good and wanted to know what those who don’t work terriers under hounds provide consistent work for their own, how do you go about your day out to guarantee an earth will be occupied and how do you feel about drawi
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I’ve just finished reading Nick Stevens book called “An obsession” and found it a really good read with a great insight into the life of a professional terrier man (Pre-ban). It got me wondering what made a great terrier man for the hunt, I know there are the obvious answers but Nick went into great depths discussing the success in fox population from good cover-laying in comparison to building artificials and went into great detail about the country and we’ll know earths. are there any well weathered terrier men that could cast their opinions into the past world of hunting and
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Letting off the lead - Hello chaps, I was given a Powell bread bitch from a close friend who didn’t have the space nor time to accommodate. She came to my kennels at seven months, very game and unfortunately doesn’t always mix well with other dogs. I like to be able to walk mine off the lead, have them stock broken and have some recall! But this bitch is the most pig headed thing, off the lead, her head goes down and she’s off. I’ve tried and tried to improve things but she will not listen. Since having her I’ve accommodated for her ways and brought her on slowly, she
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hope its ok to add these here fox nets made with 1.1cross braided nylon on 2" brass rings double knotted these nets are made to last and are 7ft6 long they are long enough for single or double pegs [2mm draw cords to be add when you let me know if it single or double you want] plenty people off this site have had nets from me and will vouch for my nets [ 4ft rabbit nets also available]
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I’m wandering if some one would be able to help me I’m desperate to get my bitch to ground and at present have no way of doing it I know it a big ask but I’m wandering if some one will be able to take me on and teach me I’d happily pay em back any way I can thanks in advance mom in west Suffolk
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For those not already aware, Alison Johnstone MSP (Scottish Green Party) has tabled a Private Member’s Bill, which if approved would have a severe, negative impact on all forms of hunting with dogs (including terrierwork). It is presently out for public consultation and that consultation period ends on 15th September 2019, which is less than a month away. It’s essential that you and as many other likeminded individuals as possible respond before that date. Before responding you are advised to read the comments and notes of guidance provided by the Scottish Countryside Alliance and/or Scot- 22 replies
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Hi What’s the best way to find permission for working terriers on ? Thanks ??
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best shovels for terrierwork???
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HELLO ALL I HAVENT PUT A POST UP IN A WHILE SO HAD SOME PICS OFF TODAYS DIG SO I THOUGHT I WOULD SHARE, I GOT A PHONE THIS AFTERNOON SAYING THEY HAD PUT A FOX GO TO GROUND ON A HEDGEROW KEEPER WAS WAITING THERE TILL I GOT THERE SO I WENT STRAIGHT UP GOT ALL MY STUFF READY PUT MY DOGS AND GUN IN JEEP AND PICKED UP MY MATE ON THE WAY I TOOK MY PATT DOG CHANCE AND MY YOUNG BITCH HOLLY I HAVE DUG THIS HEDGEROW A FEW TIMES NOT VERY DEEP AND I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR A DECENT DIG TO START THE BITCH OFF THIS SEASON, SHE HAS HAD A FEW BUT I NORMALLY ALLWAYS USE MY 2 DOGS SO GOT THERE MEET UP WITH KEEPER
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Hello I have got myself a Border terrier crossed with a Staffy he's a lovelly lad and I would like to get him out in the fields doing what he's made for.. So I am looking for someone in the North Bedfordshire South Northamptonshire area thats willing to take an old git like me out with them. Just drop me a perssonal line and we can get something sorted..
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hi, i have 3 border terriers and i want to know how i can train them to go to ground and chase the quarry out of there warrens ??
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i have done search's on here and can't find any thing on the type of terrier i've been thinking about. the job's that it would be required to do is be a sounder/bayer/bolter on foxes and rabbits. the reason behind the idea is because some spots i have found are very inaccesable for digging and all i'm after is a dog that has minamal trouble in and out of hole so no digging required. the dog is only going to be used for bolting for my running dog pup i know i'll get told to get a ferret (i have one)or just cop flack becouse it's not conventional but any way any idea's would be much a
