Terrier mans tools when out in the field

[bigboots 49]

There used to be an auld lad that lived beside me bout 15 years ago, auld Paddy Feeney was his name, few of the irish lads know him well, I remember when I first met him with his terriers walking through the lanes at our house he would often ask me over for a dig, not that he did any digging,lol, smart auld fcuker he was .But he always took a sack with him, also on his list would be a wee bottle of the hard stuff, couple of drops of that and ya would dig for fun. :laugh: Not many of dem auld lads left around today.

out with paddy a few good times his Sunday suit on all the time and 20 dogs in the boot of the car some crack

[BUBBLEFLOAT. 33]

mustbeabigbootbigboots

[gonetoearth 5,144]

There used to be an auld lad that lived beside me bout 15 years ago, auld Paddy Feeney was his name, few of the irish lads know him well, I remember when I first met him with his terriers walking through the lanes at our house he would often ask me over for a dig, not that he did any digging,lol, smart auld fcuker he was .But he always took a sack with him, also on his list would be a wee bottle of the hard stuff, couple of drops of that and ya would dig for fun. :laugh: Not many of dem auld lads left around today.

out with paddy a few good times his Sunday suit on all the time and 20 dogs in the boot of the car some crack

. Real terrier man lol.

[bigboots 49]

There used to be an auld lad that lived beside me bout 15 years ago, auld Paddy Feeney was his name, few of the irish lads know him well, I remember when I first met him with his terriers walking through the lanes at our house he would often ask me over for a dig, not that he did any digging,lol, smart auld fcuker he was .But he always took a sack with him, also on his list would be a wee bottle of the hard stuff, couple of drops of that and ya would dig for fun. :laugh: Not many of dem auld lads left around today.

out with paddy a few good times his Sunday suit on all the time and 20 dogs in the boot of the car some crack

. Real terrier man lol.

bit of exaggeration lads but you know what I mean

[whippet 99 2,613]

There used to be an auld lad that lived beside me bout 15 years ago, auld Paddy Feeney was his name, few of the irish lads know him well, I remember when I first met him with his terriers walking through the lanes at our house he would often ask me over for a dig, not that he did any digging,lol, smart auld fcuker he was .But he always took a sack with him, also on his list would be a wee bottle of the hard stuff, couple of drops of that and ya would dig for fun. :laugh: Not many of dem auld lads left around today.

out with paddy a few good times his Sunday suit on all the time and 20 dogs in the boot of the car some crack

. Real terrier man lol.

the more terriers the better ,...............lol ,...........better to be safe lol pmsl

[stop.end 4,081]

most imprtant...terrier who will do earth work and only knows earth work... and know at least someone with the same knowledge . all the rest will fall into place... (i.e) if hes willing to stay... with todays technology you will get him out... phones every 1 has 1... car same person will have 1 probably...( although in todays economic climate who knows) tools? well if you have an interest in terriers you should have them anyway... mates? always handy.. if none of the abov then why put your TERRIER at risk by starting terrier work at all if you have researched it... well im stumped!!

[Guest thebigdog]

a bag of speed and a realtree shovel

[bobby blackheart 1,209]

earthdogs,locator,bar,shovels,graft,tbar,good bull x,munchies,fags,water for dogs,firearm for dispatching quarry,a good digging mate and a spliff for the journey home-LOL-dont forget your written permission.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

There used to be an auld lad that lived beside me bout 15 years ago, auld Paddy Feeney was his name, few of the irish lads know him well, I remember when I first met him with his terriers walking through the lanes at our house he would often ask me over for a dig, not that he did any digging,lol, smart auld fcuker he was .But he always took a sack with him, also on his list would be a wee bottle of the hard stuff, couple of drops of that and ya would dig for fun. :laugh: Not many of dem auld lads left around today.

out with paddy a few good times his Sunday suit on all the time and 20 dogs in the boot of the car some crack

. Real terrier man lol.

bit of exaggeration lads but you know what I mean

 

I know what ya mean bigballs, never left home without the bottle of white stuff and I always remembered his car was f*****g minging,,lol come to think of it so was his wife,lol, did ya ever meet her keith.

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Great thread Danny, some nice in-put from the lads, what I would like to know is when ye were heading out on a dig, did anyone ever forget the locator, and if so how did ye cope with finding the dog. I bet nobody will admit to this , just on a different note I recall driving to Cavan one morning only to discover we had left the pike bait behind, so it does happen in all our outdoor work, honestly what would ye do if the drive home was two hours to get the locator, I am sure the men back in the day had their own way of finding the dog without locators...

[Waz 4,265]

Stan Smiths with velcro (cant do the puke icon on my phone)

[The Cooper 25]

windup torch gloves an a couple foreign nationals to do the work

[bigboots 49]

There used to be an auld lad that lived beside me bout 15 years ago, auld Paddy Feeney was his name, few of the irish lads know him well, I remember when I first met him with his terriers walking through the lanes at our house he would often ask me over for a dig, not that he did any digging,lol, smart auld fcuker he was .But he always took a sack with him, also on his list would be a wee bottle of the hard stuff, couple of drops of that and ya would dig for fun. :laugh: Not many of dem auld lads left around today.

out with paddy a few good times his Sunday suit on all the time and 20 dogs in the boot of the car some crack

. Real terrier man lol.

bit of exaggeration lads but you know what I mean

 

I know what ya mean bigballs, never left home without the bottle of white stuff and I always remembered his car was f*****g minging,,lol come to think of it so was his wife,lol, did ya ever meet her keith.

met Ann a few times nice woman never will forget the smell of the car

[fireman 10,926]

Terrier,spade/spades/bar,locator,torch,water,dog first aid kit.....That's what i take out,don't do mobile phones.

[coverdogs 888]

earthdogs,locator,bar,shovels,graft,tbar,good bull x,munchies,fags,water for dogs,firearm for dispatching quarry,a good digging mate and a spliff for the journey home-LOL-dont forget your written permission.

i dont bother with the written permission looking over your sholder every 5 mins while your digging like f..k addes to the buzz . lol