all dressed up

[rossthedog 76]

bellman and flint,realtree suit,four wheel drive,all the strong stuff gear .seems to me that all these essentials except the locator of some sorte arnet all that essential to much emphasis on looking the part and not enough on getting out digging, surely ime not the only one with a terrier or 2 and lurc:her in the back of the mondeo ,my terrier isnt even wheeler,stephens or breay bred lol ,its all getting a bit to eletist for my likes .

[Ideation 8,216]

Now i know what you are saying . . . .

 

But with any kind of sport, including hunting, having good, fit for purpose gear, can make life a lot easier!

 

A good locator is essential i would say.

 

Spending 20-40 quid on good leads, couples, slips, collars whatever for your dogs to wear day in day out, isnt an extravagance!

 

And a decent 4x4 would be very handy if you do a lot of hunting on large parcels of land, especially terrier work.

 

WHile i agree, that how you look, isnt important, having the right tools for the job is, and whilst snobbery can be a pain, inverted snobbers can be just as bad or worse.

[whippet 99 2,613]

people get what they need and if they want to spend stupid money on standard stuff ,its up to them......

for me health for canines is my number one priority .............if i want to walk my dogs on string i will.........couldnt care what any one thinks as long as the dukels on the end are looked after...........and the nessacities for when there working aswell...

[BOSCO 90 11]

Now i know what you are saying . . . .

 

But with any kind of sport, including hunting, having good, fit for purpose gear, can make life a lot easier!

 

A good locator is essential i would say.

 

Spending 20-40 quid on good leads, couples, slips, collars whatever for your dogs to wear day in day out, isnt an extravagance!

 

And a decent 4x4 would be very handy if you do a lot of hunting on large parcels of land, especially terrier work.

 

WHile i agree, that how you look, isnt important, having the right tools for the job is, and whilst snobbery can be a pain, inverted snobbers can be just as bad or worse.

40 quid on a lead or collar.. your a rich hippy JAI.. lol

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

Dress up if meeting land owners for the first time, they dont like hooded chavs im sure

[BOLSTER 808]

I ''Dig'' in my wife's high heels

[just jack 998]

I ''Dig'' in my wife's high heels

they are YOUR high heels

[CillianF 1]

Any good places where I can get a collar for my jrt??

[Ideation 8,216]

Now i know what you are saying . . . .

 

But with any kind of sport, including hunting, having good, fit for purpose gear, can make life a lot easier!

 

A good locator is essential i would say.

 

Spending 20-40 quid on good leads, couples, slips, collars whatever for your dogs to wear day in day out, isnt an extravagance!

 

And a decent 4x4 would be very handy if you do a lot of hunting on large parcels of land, especially terrier work.

 

WHile i agree, that how you look, isnt important, having the right tools for the job is, and whilst snobbery can be a pain, inverted snobbers can be just as bad or worse.

40 quid on a lead or collar.. your a rich hippy JAI.. lol

 

Think a pair of terrier couples etc are 40 quid from ss. Not that much if your dogs are out a lot. I spent 20 quid on a collar for mine, and if he wears it for ten years, thats 2 quid a year. . . . . . .

[hedz31 1,308]

Ive got all the gear and no idea but who gives a f**k i look ace when i am out

[BOSCO 90 11]

Now i know what you are saying . . . .

 

But with any kind of sport, including hunting, having good, fit for purpose gear, can make life a lot easier!

 

A good locator is essential i would say.

 

Spending 20-40 quid on good leads, couples, slips, collars whatever for your dogs to wear day in day out, isnt an extravagance!

 

And a decent 4x4 would be very handy if you do a lot of hunting on large parcels of land, especially terrier work.

 

WHile i agree, that how you look, isnt important, having the right tools for the job is, and whilst snobbery can be a pain, inverted snobbers can be just as bad or worse.

40 quid on a lead or collar.. your a rich hippy JAI.. lol

 

Think a pair of terrier couples etc are 40 quid from ss. Not that much if your dogs are out a lot. I spent 20 quid on a collar for mine, and if he wears it for ten years, thats 2 quid a year. . . . . . .

40 quid for a pair of couples

[Bryan 1,362]

I use Strong Stuff's gear because it out performs and out lasts anything else. I want a collar or lead that will never fail and I'm happy to pay for that.

It's not because of how it looks.

[long dogs 580]

Ive got all the gear and no idea but who gives a f**k i look ace when i am out

who told you that

[Work them hard 339]

I find it funny with the whole real tree look being turned into casual wear, I was at a fur and feather auction the other week and the amount of folk who turned up in full real tree camo was crazy!

 

I would prefer to have the right gear for the job in hand even of its more expensive, I don't go and buy my strong stuff gear, bellman and 4x4 etc to look the part as I don't care what other folk think, as long as the gear I use is up to. The job and I'm getting plenty of digging I'm happy.

[Alli 923]

YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. GOOD GEARS NOT CHEEP. I LIKE GOOD GEAR THAT OUT LAST CHEEP SHITE.SPEEKS FOR ITSELF REALY.