started with a double

[johnny boy68 11,726]

yep, the one on the left is slightly smaller then the other one so i´m guessing its a cub.

we took three in one dig at the same spot last year.

Do you find the russells to be more level headed for digging them.Do you ever use any other type dogs Mart?i.e:- patt's,lakey's etc?

[old timer123 367]

yep, the one on the left is slightly smaller then the other one so i´m guessing its a cub.

we took three in one dig at the same spot last year.

thats what i was thinking young pigs that dont know the crack how does the dog fair on pre dug quarry or havent you tryed her yet ?? an do you have other types of terriers for digging mate ??

[dymented 2,220]

cracking start to the season bud keep up the good work

[raynardman 519]

Well done lads and well done dog

[mart 131]

we only have russells at the moment.

there are a few jagds around, but they are too hard and too big in my opinion, they are mostly a roedeer and trialsdog up here.

the russells dont get hurt that much, and i´ve dug to the dog in the pic three days in a row.

i´d like to have a border one day, there are supposed to be some good ones around in scandi.

if you saw one of the "lakelands" they have up here, you wouldnt recognise it as one, dont think a single one of them is used in any sort of hunting.

 

we have dug on the same badger twice once, this one broke out when we lifted the dog, he ran about 50 yards before he went to ground again.

i did´nt really see any differences, but then again this one might have been a bit exhausted though.

there are a few others around that has fooled us, but i would´nt recognize them if i should meet them again

[old timer123 367]

we only have russells at the moment.

there are a few jagds around, but they are too hard and too big in my opinion, they are mostly a roedeer and trialsdog up here.

the russells dont get hurt that much, and i´ve dug to the dog in the pic three days in a row.

i´d like to have a border one day, there are supposed to be some good ones around in scandi.

if you saw one of the "lakelands" they have up here, you wouldnt recognise it as one, dont think a single one of them is used in any sort of hunting.

 

we have dug on the same badger twice once, this one broke out when we lifted the dog, he ran about 50 yards before he went to ground again.

i did´nt really see any differences, but then again this one might have been a bit exhausted though.

there are a few others around that has fooled us, but i would´nt recognize them if i should meet them again

lol top post an good work atb old timer

[Simoman 110]

Mart, i read an article you had published about your experinces starting out, very good

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Mart, i read an article you had published about your experinces starting out, very good

I read that article to Sim...........cheers for the info Mart.

[Bruen 3]

well in

[suffolkpoacher 219]

good read mate atb

[sp.w 41]

a job well done mate!

[leary420 12]

wish i lived in norway now

atb

happy hunting

[long dogs 580]

well done dog keep at them

[carp man 1 219]

well done lads good write up mate

[stop.end 4,079]

mart giz a wee PM i keep russells too and defo wouldnt mind a trip to norway ha :thumbs: