NO GROUND SETS ONLY HEDGES

[MR TEA POT 1,287]

 

 

 

That second picture of Mr. Tea pot's looks like an easy bury compared with the shit that we try ferreting!

 

I wish it was easy the pic don't do it justice.Lets see your HARD hedgerows then

[Malt 379]

 

 

 

That second picture of Mr. Tea pot's looks like an easy bury compared with the shit that we try ferreting!

 

I wish it was easy the pic don't do it justice.Lets see your HARD hedgerows then

 

I'll get a few of the blackthorn next time we're out! We've got a few open buries here and there, but they never seem to hold.

[jigsaw 11,866]

Mal you win hands down for bad ground,lol.mr tea pot, admit it,that sure is shite ground compared to yours Id take up kite flying if I had to work that ground on a regular basis.

[Tiercel 6,986]

This is a new farm I aquired this year in Pembs. 15 to 20 feet wide solid Blackthorn hedges. You cannot even see through to the other side yet alone run a net through it.

 

[MR TEA POT 1,287]

Mal you win hands down for bad ground,lol.mr tea pot, admit it,that sure is shite ground compared to yours Id take up kite flying if I had to work that ground on a regular basis.

 

feck me maltenby YOU win hands down without a shadow of a doubt

I will never moan about my overgrown hedge again.

 

TIERCEL,That is some hedgerow,jesus, would not want to ferret that.Do you get many rabbits out of it???

[Tiercel 6,986]

Mal you win hands down for bad ground,lol.mr tea pot, admit it,that sure is shite ground compared to yours Id take up kite flying if I had to work that ground on a regular basis.

 

feck me maltenby YOU win hands down without a shadow of a doubt

I will never moan about my overgrown hedge again.

 

TIERCEL,That is some hedgerow,jesus, would not want to ferret that.Do you get many rabbits out of it???

 

That was the first time I had done it, and probebly the last, I will stick to the long nets at night for that hedge. The major problem with it is the base of the hedge is covered in ground ivy and the rabbits have runs underneath the ivy all along the hedge so even when the bolt they travel underneath the ivy up the hedge.

[The one 8,483]

Mal you win hands down for bad ground,lol.mr tea pot, admit it,that sure is shite ground compared to yours Id take up kite flying if I had to work that ground on a regular basis.

 

feck me maltenby YOU win hands down without a shadow of a doubt

I will never moan about my overgrown hedge again.

 

TIERCEL,That is some hedgerow,jesus, would not want to ferret that.Do you get many rabbits out of it???

 

That was the first time I had done it, and probebly the last, I will stick to the long nets at night for that hedge. The major problem with it is the base of the hedge is covered in ground ivy and the rabbits have runs underneath the ivy all along the hedge so even when the bolt they travel underneath the ivy up the hedge.

 

Think i'd be looking at snaring it ,that option looks easier

[whin 463]

SPENT ALOT OF TIME YEARS AGO LOCALY DOING BUKTHORN CRAWLING ABOUT NETTIN HOLES WAS HARD WORK BUT GOOD ,AL LALONG THE COASTLINE THERE BUCKTHORN, ALWAYS HOLDS GAME FOR THE BRAVE OR DESPERATE to catch a few , gave me a good grounding on finding game as it held roe in them and you used there runs while poaching lol some laughs and sore ones with thorns ,never big bags but you enjoyed it cqause no fecher else bothered to go in ,most wanted the easy setts in the open ,but they never held much game

[trapper123 7]

when i do thick hedges with the longnets i also do the top and bottom runs with purse nets and any holes i can get to,to limit the rabbits running from hole to hole and up and down the hedge.

[Tiercel 6,986]

 

 

Think i'd be looking at snaring it ,that option looks easier

 

One reason why snaring would not work for me there.

 

It,s a 160 mile round trip.

 

BTW trapper123 that hedge is less than 10 miles from you.

Edited November 26, 2009 by tiercel

[Malt 379]

This is a new farm I aquired this year in Pembs. 15 to 20 feet wide solid Blackthorn hedges. You cannot even see through to the other side yet alone run a net through it.

 

 

That's the stuff TC!

 

That could be any number of hedgerows that we try to ferret round here, problem is they look like that for most of the season too.

[joey1979 0]

Hiya lads, love ferreting the hedges myself have a wonderful terrier to mark. hunt different to must of u, we dont use nets just good big killing bucks and love to dig to the kill. Anyone at that id love to hear from it very rarely ferreting is practised this way now

[trapper123 7]

do you want me to give it a look for you,seeing as you are a bit far away

[joey1979 0]

do you want me to give it a look for you,seeing as you are a bit far away

Sure wood new to all this hi tech stuff good man Edited November 30, 2009 by joey1979

[joey1979 0]

Anyone have any big killing hobs for sale, must be large?