Rabbit's in the Barley

[Meerihunter 7]

Hi everyone,

 

I was out Shooting a few rabbits first light and shot 17 along this field/river edge which has been taken a bit of a battering, so we decided we'd drop by with the pack to give those hiding in the barley a run.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Meerihunter 7]

A few more that would'nt fit

 

 

 

[Guest bullterrier]

some stunning looking dogs you have there mate

[swamper 11]

some pack that mate

[weejohn 3]

That looks bloody good fun

[Meerihunter 7]

That looks bloody good fun

 

I love it, so much anticipation as you see one of the dogs working a rabbit through the crop the rest of the pack trying to judge where it will break cover then given it all in short dash to snatch it up before it makes its escape hole.

[MikeTheDog 153]

Blooody great!

[rabitin girl 16]

Stunning looking dogs youve got there

 

I like the dog in the first pic

[Guest Bunny Basher]

It looks like the whole team had great fun .Well done :clapping:

[Guest joe ox]

Thats a good pic with all the dogs lined up in the back of the car, I have trouble getting 1 dog to pose the way i want it to

[Meerihunter 7]

Lol, thats because they've all had theirs arses kicked in the past for jumping out back when i put the window down before drop the tailgate! lol now they'll wait staring at me like that waiting for me to let them jump out.

[GHT 6]

nice dogs n photos, lovely bit of ground to exercise em on too.

[jultaylor1972 2]

Brilliant pictures there and lovely dogs too!!

[Meerihunter 7]

Thanks for all the replies again

 

Rabbitin Girl

 

Thats my 10month old Saluki pup Farouq He was an accident bred from my other two salukis.

 

GHT

 

I am so lucky to have that ground, I moved up here (Angus) living in a big motorhome after meeting my O/h up. I asked the farmer if he minded me parking up in his field to which he was'nt too keen on due to other people would then copy and thus ending up with loads of folk parking in his field however he said he owned the carpark at beach and said he had no problem with me parking there, so anyway I thanked him and offer my services if ever he need help on the farm.

 

A week or so later he came to my van asking if could work at his livery yard as his groom had slipped and badly sprained her wrist. So was me I worked there leading in and out, mucking out etc for couple of month by which point he offered me a cottage and permission to hunt his land. For my simple offer of help he completely set me up with everything I needed. I this day and age it seems a rare thing to find folk that will do so much to help a complete stranger ( especially one that looks as dodgy as I do lol.

[Guest Frank]

Fair play to you and the best of luck for the future

Just goes to show, their are still some nice folks out their.

 

Frank.