New Season In France

[Francie 6,368]

.thats a cracking sett blaise, great hunting there pal

Edited April 15, 2016 by Francie

[neil cooney 10,416]

The only assumption I'd make about that place is that roots shouldn't be a problem.

Bloody roots.

[Blaise 2,322]

The only assumption I'd make about that place is that roots shouldn't be a problem.

Bloody roots.

No bloody roots no f..... stones

[BlackBuck 655]

The thing that I like most about that pic is the vehicle is parked beside it , suit me perfect as I'm a lazy c**t these days lol

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

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Left side.

has there been a dig there before ,bottem left hole .

[Blaise 2,322]

No link with terrier but...

Weather is unsual cold these days in France. It's dangerous for vines.

In Burgundy, they're spraying water on the vines during the night. Ice around burgeons protect the tender plant inside.

Another way, the most famous places (Chablis grand crus) are heated with a lot of small fire.

Mens and womens are fighting freeze during all the nights.

Look at these pics from Aurelien Ibanez

 

https://www.(!64.56:886/media/set/?set=a.1317290344954298.1073741834.520266094656731&type=3

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

It has been very cold here also. Was -2 at work the other day. Unbelievably cold for this time of year.

[Blaise 2,322]

Take a look at the new AFEVST website.

www.afevst.org

May be an English version later...

[neil cooney 10,416]

Very good job there Blaise. If I'd make one criticism it's that it's a pity that the Patterdale is mentioned along with the Welsh, Cairn and Border terriers ,but that's the French opinion, LOL.

I translated it and it's a good site for terrier PR.

I might even buy one of the ties from the shop. I'd look very smart, LOL.

Keep up the good work .

[Rat face 1,655]

Take a look at the new AFEVST website.

www.afevst.org

May be an English version later...

really good website, very professional

[Waz 4,252]

Bonne boulot avec le site Blaise, tres jolle bonne courage pour la saison, nous commence vers le fin de la mois.

 

Very good job there Blaise. If I'd make one criticism it's that it's a pity that the Patterdale is mentioned along with the Welsh, Cairn and Border terriers ,but that's the French opinion, LOL.

I translated it and it's a good site for terrier PR.

I might even buy one of the ties from the shop. I'd look very smart, LOL.

Keep up the good work .

 

Their are some working welsh terriers in France Neil, a digging friend took on a dog that didnt hunt wild boar well with the rest of the pack of welsh, he had to school it, had it out me for a look at the end of proceedings. Also I know a friend of Blaises & one of his digging friends had a welsh that done a bit in the ground, these would of both been KC (or french equivalent L.O.F.)!

[Blaise 2,322]

Bonne boulot avec le site Blaise, tres jolle bonne courage pour la saison, nous commence vers le fin de la mois.

 

Thank you very much Columbo !

The new badger season'll start monday the 16th of may.

We have a new place in a very nice area. Impatient.

[Blaise 2,322]

 

One badger bolted by bitch, another bolted by the dog and 3 others in the end.

[Lenmcharristar 9,727]

Take a look at the new AFEVST website.

www.afevst.org

May be an English version later...

well done blaise, good website. If I ever get to France I'd love to get out for a hunt with your pack and people. Looks the dogs balls

[fat man 4,741]

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One badger bolted by bitch, another bolted by the dog and 3 others in the end.

Blaise you are lucky men in that you can legally dig to badger.Can i ask an honest question,i realise you dont use locaters on your terriers thats your choice or laws but on a dig how many drops would you make to eventually reach dog and game as in holes dug,just cutious as i can remember pre-locator digging to terriers and it was not always a 1 hole job.