grey rabbit

[auld salmon 28]

well water started coming up the day in the river so decided to have a wee go with the stinkers for a couple of hours went to my first set about 12ish did about 5 or 6 sets nowt there didnt look too used not a lot of signs aboot so went to a place were the sets used to be in the middle of the field but no sets there now was wanting to give the dog a bit go as this was her first day oot so of to another bit 4 miles away knew there were a few sets me and her could do first set 1 holer nowt then the next set 6 holer put nets on bang one slipped the side of the net dog seen it to late so away it went then bang another one she beat me there butt not quite sure what to do then another 2 out one a grey one dog still learning but looks promising so stinkys down a while then out come one then waited 20 mins other come out claws covered in fur so put her back down found her then she came out put her away then a big dig 1 foot right onto the rabbit passed a few more sets but not much signs so called it a day dopsent look as if theres a lot there this year but will see its good to be back out and dog did well for her first time my team below this will be there second season

[stealthy1 3,964]

Well done Salmon, see you still have young running around your patch

[auld salmon 28]

Well done Salmon, see you still have young running around your patch

they were fully grown but not a lot of weight on them cheers anyway

Edited October 31, 2009 by auld salmon

[JoeD 24]

I like your regimental ferrets do they march all at the same time too, odd colour too, we have a lot of black and some ginger rabbits round here but haven't seen any greys yet.

 

JoeD

[00taz11 39]

its about time you got out and done summit

[The one 8,529]

Same here mate struggling to get into rabbits done a lot of door chapping and got new permission's but still wondering what you got to do to get a good bag of rabbits