single handed dogs

[x38 179]

i love doubling up on rabbits

no its got to be3 dogs and a 4th if you got hands free LOL

[Penda 3,341]

i love doubling up on rabbits

no its got to be3 dogs and a 4th if you got hands free LOL

and just for good measures bring a thew terriers and let them rag the life out of it ha ha ha ha

[Guest D.F.K]

i double up onmy mrs, with anyone who wants to help i love all that

[Penda 3,341]

i double up onmy mrs, with anyone who wants to help i love all that

[watchman 256]

i double up onmy mrs, with anyone who wants to help i love all that

[ljs1984 3]

i got a dog ready to bring on next season 5/8 grey 3/8 bull, come from good dogs if he's not doing the reds single handed he's going, cant see the point on doubling up!

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[Malt 379]

Never was a dedicated fox man before the ban, but I've seen both used to the same effect. Seen some great big dog/smaller dog combos work great in the smaller fields where the quick off the mark acceleration of the smaller, lighter dog kept the fox out of the hedges.

[suffolkpoacher 219]

i got a dog ready to bring on next season 5/8 grey 3/8 bull, come from good dogs if he's not doing the reds single handed he's going, cant see the point on doubling up!

what age would you have tried him at mate

[watchman 256]

i got a dog ready to bring on next season 5/8 grey 3/8 bull, come from good dogs if he's not doing the reds single handed he's going, cant see the point on doubling up!

what age would you have tried him at mate

stop chomping at the bit lol

[bird 9,911]

Never was a dedicated fox man before the ban, but I've seen both used to the same effect. Seen some great big dog/smaller dog combos work great in the smaller fields where the quick off the mark acceleration of the smaller, lighter dog kept the fox out of the hedges.

spot on, its ok having solo dog GREAT, but when you bump into them feckers who have seen the lamp before, you will alot better chance to catch+kill with 2 dogs

[richie198 28]

ok lads good to see the thoughts on this thread ill hav to see how this

dog does on his own this year if he is half as good as his

half sister ill be doing well.

he is a big dog so it shouldnt be a problem

[ljs1984 3]

i got a dog ready to bring on next season 5/8 grey 3/8 bull, come from good dogs if he's not doing the reds single handed he's going, cant see the point on doubling up!

what age would you have tried him at mate

 

when i know hes matured enough, could be 11,12,13,14 month mate who knows every dog is different hes 8 month atm so theres no rush! be very suprised if hes not going to do them single handed knowing what his sire and dam have done!

[ljs1984 3]

i got a dog ready to bring on next season 5/8 grey 3/8 bull, come from good dogs if he's not doing the reds single handed he's going, cant see the point on doubling up!

what age would you have tried him at mate

stop chomping at the bit lol,ravens time will come

 

whos ravens?

[derekbrown 176]

Never was a dedicated fox man before the ban, but I've seen both used to the same effect. Seen some great big dog/smaller dog combos work great in the smaller fields where the quick off the mark acceleration of the smaller, lighter dog kept the fox out of the hedges.

spot on, its ok having solo dog GREAT, but when you bump into them feckers who have seen the lamp before, you will alot better chance to catch+kill with 2 dogs

totally disagree with that.

[staffs riffraff 1,068]

f**k me top notch talk about overkill