just some pics of mine and fletchers permission

[thurso jack 3]

above just some scenery pics

below some evidence of activity

lots of signs of charlie everywhere but little evidence of a den, could they be using the gorse bushes as they are so thick??

 

some pics of the dogs messing around, on a trail.

2 into 1 doesent go!!

archie at full throttle!

bushing, it so thick here

too big!

 

most times you go out here you can see thousands of rabbits and more aften than not foxes and roe deer, cracking bit of land.

Edited August 29, 2006 by thurso jack

[Simoman 110]

My thought would be they are more than likely using the gorse I hunt an area with a large population of foxes but very few earths

[thurso jack 3]

more gorse it head height and very thick

trying lol

[jacko 1]

hi, looks a cracking place , jacko

[thurso jack 3]

My thought would be they are more than likely using the gorse I hunt an area with a large population of foxes but very few earths

 

 

i fear you may be right, ive walked almost every inch of it and not found what im looking for, not giving up yet though!

[jonesy 111]

Keep trying mate im sure those terriers will find some earths somewere

[mick 7]

Reminds me of when i used to live up that neck of the woods

we used to walk around for hours with the dogs.

We were out one day for about 4 hours and we only checked 3 earths

nothing at home in any of them.

Dont give up thow there there somewhere

[Fletcher 0]

Wow blue sky? A distant memory.............

[thurso jack 3]

Reminds me of when i used to live up that neck of the woods

we used to walk around for hours with the dogs.

We were out one day for about 4 hours and we only checked 3 earths

nothing at home in any of them.

Dont give up thow there there somewhere

 

well do you mind telling me where the feckers are then!!

[littlefish 587]

Nice to see the junior with his nose to the ground

[Guest Bodach]

Hi,

 

your foxes will be lying up in the gorse, very difficult to deal with, afraid best method is a wee pack of hounds, or big leggy russells like J Waters runs up your way, I have the same type of ground and now only shoot it as its just far too risky running the terriers loose as you can never be sure where they are or what they are hunting in thick gorse as it is just so difficult to get through the bloody stuff. Why don't you try a midden and lie out as the light goes. Its a good way of getting them, course not as much fun as a dig or bolt.

 

B

[Mish 1]

No doubt they'll be some earths within the gorse mate. Looks like you could do with a strong bushing dog in that lot. Lovely spot you've got there mind.

Hope you come accross somerts soon.