fens

[Ideation 8,216]

'I think', 'my opinion'. . . . . . . if your not going to listen to what the folk in the know tell you, then why ask - just get your dog, jump in your motor and head up there and find out for yourself. Maybe you'll be lucky, maybe you won't.

[old real tree 92]

£100 ..... think i better do some overtime.. lol

 

im mad for it.....

[jamie1011 5]

did i once ask about how heated an area is and so on no the topic was meant to be about the terrain and so on. its my fault as well as i came off topic but was hoping for a little more info on like field size, ground type, type of hare what type of skills for that area a dog needs and mainly what crosses do well around there. i'm almost certain those were the things i asked people for there advice on. because unfortunatley there could be alterior motives on some of the replys. not saying they would but it is def something many dog men do alot of. which is fair enough protecting there land.

[jamie1011 5]

£100 ..... think i better do some overtime.. lol

 

im mad for it.....

yeah mate same here how could you put a price on running there. well worth it lol

[Trigger 26]

right lads your gonna laugh at me for this but heard alot of talk about hares on the fens and so on since i've been on here. what is the fens terrain like and what does it take for a dog to do well there. heard its meant to test the best of dogs. remember ive only been lamping for 3 years and never been to the fens so please no stupid comments. also for the people who do run the fens could they say what x they use and how they preform. i know there will be a 100 different type of answers and how long is a peice of string but all possitive info welcome. cheers lads/laddies

how come you have changed your name from huntingalltheway?