tillearthdouspart 100 Posted December 8, 2013 Report Share Posted December 8, 2013 Name calling obviously from a sheman (tickos) must be her time of the month. Grow up ffs we can all disagree , childish Quote Link to post
Accip74 7,112 Posted December 8, 2013 Report Share Posted December 8, 2013 Lol yes your right mate, totally off topic again Quote Link to post
irishdogs 48 Posted December 8, 2013 Author Report Share Posted December 8, 2013 Stil dnt get the jist of what ur trying to say jimmy are you another disbeleiver in a Kerry blue working? If that is the case meet me and I will show you videos of him working quarry. 16-18lb ????? Im not talking about a shih Tzu the KB we had was 22 inches to shoulder and was close on 30kg. When you talk about top class Kerry man does he breed them to crufts standards to line his pockets or does he breed a proper top class KB to work which was the initial question, we had one, he worked, want another one,why i asked on here. I wudnt be looking for another if i didn't see him work not in the habit of buying or holding on to or breeding shite like alot of others just filling there pockets. 1 Quote Link to post
tillearthdouspart 100 Posted December 8, 2013 Report Share Posted December 8, 2013 Look we ain't going to breed worker to worker Kerry blue were just answering a question that was asked , bigjimbob here get a kick out of taking the piss , probably ways 2 tonne with his finger up his hole and can't get it out . I'm finished with this topic . Quote Link to post
liamdelaney 2,586 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 We used him to pull quarry from digs if the sett was big enough we would let him run it, numerous occasions he would pull the quarry out of the hole he entered to alot of people's disbelief. And rabbiting with the ferrets he was a good dog, he was bought as a pup for a pet with no intentions of hunting him.but was very dog aggressive so we decided to channel his aggression on vermin would do as good a job as bull terriers only quicker but I have never seen another working kerry As stated on here before by myself and others,any cur dog will draw at the end of a dig,it proves nothing of gameness in a dog,all it proves is your terriers are shite and stand back from the quarry so you need a draw dog to go in and get it out.You also talk on another thread (wheaten crosses)about all the drawing experience you have with wheaten crosses(I cannot put up the pictures nudge nudge wink wink)you live in County Down(Ireland)you have 24 posts on this site and you have admitted on several occasions that you use draw dogs.I know you are only telling tall tales to impress us all!!!!!! (i love a spoofer)because draw dogs are HIGHLY illegal so nobody would be stupid enough to do that WOULD THEY. 4 Quote Link to post
fat man 4,741 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 Was out with the man once ,though he didn,t have a Kerry with him ,he had a breaking stick , I fell about the ground in stitches when he produced it ,the size of his hands and he had a breaking stick . looney bin he must be . Was actually talking to a top class Kerry man at teatime ,I give him a laugh about the game Kerry,s about on THL . What's wrong with a breaking stick? A good tool in proper terrier work............I'm not talking about oversized drawing dItsIts a 16-18lb terrier at most we are talking about not a PB,if you cannot break it off its quarry without the use of a breaking stick then forget about terrier work.It's not about not being able to, it's just quicker......so what? Is terrier work about machismo lolThis coming from the guy who prefers to use a drawing dog at the end of dig.......lol Where did i mention that i use a drawing dog at the end of a dig,i said if someone wants to use them then thats there buisness but i dont practise it. Quote Link to post
mr scent 665 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 As stated above the use of a draw dog at the end of a dig is illegal and to post on an open forum that you use one is a bit stupid if you do happen to use one best keep it off the net pal 3 Quote Link to post
bullx100% 681 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 We used him to pull quarry from digs if the sett was big enough we would let him run it, numerous occasions he would pull the quarry out of the hole he entered to alot of people's disbelief. And rabbiting with the ferrets he was a good dog, he was bought as a pup for a pet with no intentions of hunting him.but was very dog aggressive so we decided to channel his aggression on vermin would do as good a job as bull terriers only quicker but I have never seen another working kerry As stated on here before by myself and others,any cur dog will draw at the end of a dig,it proves nothing of gameness in a dog,all it proves is your terriers are shite and stand back from the quarry so you need a draw dog to go in and get it out.You also talk on another thread (wheaten crosses)about all the drawing experience you have with wheaten crosses(I cannot put up the pictures nudge nudge wink wink)you live in County Down(Ireland)you have 24 posts on this site and you have admitted on several occasions that you use draw dogs.I know you are only telling tall tales to impress us all!!!!!! (i love a spoofer)because draw dogs are HIGHLY illegal so nobody would be stupid enough to do that WOULD THEY.I'm confused???? You just said the lad must have shit terriers so that's why he needs a draw dog.and that drawing game proves nothing in the way of gameness yet you whent to the wheaton badger trails which was a test of gameness which was a dog going up a shore to draw a badger or hold on to it for 6 or 7 minits??? And just to clarify I'm no expert on draw dogs or wheatons or trials I just baffeld on how u say a dog drawing game doesn't prove gamness but wasn't that what the trials was abou ? Quote Link to post
liamdelaney 2,586 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 We used him to pull quarry from digs if the sett was big enough we would let him run it, numerous occasions he would pull the quarry out of the hole he entered to alot of people's disbelief. And rabbiting with the ferrets he was a good dog, he was bought as a pup for a pet with no intentions of hunting him.but was very dog aggressive so we decided to channel his aggression on vermin would do as good a job as bull terriers only quicker but I have never seen another working kerryAs stated on here before by myself and others,any cur dog will draw at the end of a dig,it proves nothing of gameness in a dog,all it proves is your terriers are shite and stand back from the quarry so you need a draw dog to go in and get it out.You also talk on another thread (wheaten crosses)about all the drawing experience you have with wheaten crosses(I cannot put up the pictures nudge nudge wink wink)you live in County Down(Ireland)you have 24 posts on this site and you have admitted on several occasions that you use draw dogs.I know you are only telling tall tales to impress us all!!!!!! (i love a spoofer)because draw dogs are HIGHLY illegal so nobody would be stupid enough to do that WOULD THEY.I'm confused???? You just said the lad must have shit terriers so that's why he needs a draw dog.and that drawing game proves nothing in the way of gameness yet you whent to the wheaton badger trails which was a test of gameness which was a dog going up a shore to draw a badger or hold on to it for 6 or 7 minits??? And just to clarify I'm no expert on draw dogs or wheatons or trials I just baffeld on how u say a dog drawing game doesn't prove gamness but wasn't that what the trials was abou ? Any cur will put his head in when the lights are on and pull out on to the sod(even a Kerry).Trials were up a dark tunnel and it was not all about pulling. Quote Link to post
bullx100% 681 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 We used him to pull quarry from digs if the sett was big enough we would let him run it, numerous occasions he would pull the quarry out of the hole he entered to alot of people's disbelief. And rabbiting with the ferrets he was a good dog, he was bought as a pup for a pet with no intentions of hunting him.but was very dog aggressive so we decided to channel his aggression on vermin would do as good a job as bull terriers only quicker but I have never seen another working kerryAs stated on here before by myself and others,any cur dog will draw at the end of a dig,it proves nothing of gameness in a dog,all it proves is your terriers are shite and stand back from the quarry so you need a draw dog to go in and get it out.You also talk on another thread (wheaten crosses)about all the drawing experience you have with wheaten crosses(I cannot put up the pictures nudge nudge wink wink)you live in County Down(Ireland)you have 24 posts on this site and you have admitted on several occasions that you use draw dogs.I know you are only telling tall tales to impress us all!!!!!! (i love a spoofer)because draw dogs are HIGHLY illegal so nobody would be stupid enough to do that WOULD THEY.I'm confused???? You just said the lad must have shit terriers so that's why he needs a draw dog.and that drawing game proves nothing in the way of gameness yet you whent to the wheaton badger trails which was a test of gameness which was a dog going up a shore to draw a badger or hold on to it for 6 or 7 minits??? And just to clarify I'm no expert on draw dogs or wheatons or trials I just baffeld on how u say a dog drawing game doesn't prove gamness but wasn't that what the trials was abou ? Any cur will put his head in when the lights are on and pull out on to the sod(even a Kerry).Trials were up a dark tunnel and it was not all about pulling.how long were the shores what were used....and does sod mean pulled from the on to the surface of the ground? Quote Link to post
liamdelaney 2,586 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 We used him to pull quarry from digs if the sett was big enough we would let him run it, numerous occasions he would pull the quarry out of the hole he entered to alot of people's disbelief. And rabbiting with the ferrets he was a good dog, he was bought as a pup for a pet with no intentions of hunting him.but was very dog aggressive so we decided to channel his aggression on vermin would do as good a job as bull terriers only quicker but I have never seen another working kerryAs stated on here before by myself and others,any cur dog will draw at the end of a dig,it proves nothing of gameness in a dog,all it proves is your terriers are shite and stand back from the quarry so you need a draw dog to go in and get it out.You also talk on another thread (wheaten crosses)about all the drawing experience you have with wheaten crosses(I cannot put up the pictures nudge nudge wink wink)you live in County Down(Ireland)you have 24 posts on this site and you have admitted on several occasions that you use draw dogs.I know you are only telling tall tales to impress us all!!!!!! (i love a spoofer)because draw dogs are HIGHLY illegal so nobody would be stupid enough to do that WOULD THEY.I'm confused???? You just said the lad must have shit terriers so that's why he needs a draw dog.and that drawing game proves nothing in the way of gameness yet you whent to the wheaton badger trails which was a test of gameness which was a dog going up a shore to draw a badger or hold on to it for 6 or 7 minits??? And just to clarify I'm no expert on draw dogs or wheatons or trials I just baffeld on how u say a dog drawing game doesn't prove gamness but wasn't that what the trials was abou ? Any cur will put his head in when the lights are on and pull out on to the sod(even a Kerry).Trials were up a dark tunnel and it was not all about pulling.how long were the shores what were used....and does sod mean pulled from the on to the surface of the ground? Plenty of info on trials on old threads,leave this one to the GAME Kerrys.Sod is out on to the grass. Quote Link to post
bullx100% 681 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 We used him to pull quarry from digs if the sett was big enough we would let him run it, numerous occasions he would pull the quarry out of the hole he entered to alot of people's disbelief. And rabbiting with the ferrets he was a good dog, he was bought as a pup for a pet with no intentions of hunting him.but was very dog aggressive so we decided to channel his aggression on vermin would do as good a job as bull terriers only quicker but I have never seen another working kerryAs stated on here before by myself and others,any cur dog will draw at the end of a dig,it proves nothing of gameness in a dog,all it proves is your terriers are shite and stand back from the quarry so you need a draw dog to go in and get it out.You also talk on another thread (wheaten crosses)about all the drawing experience you have with wheaten crosses(I cannot put up the pictures nudge nudge wink wink)you live in County Down(Ireland)you have 24 posts on this site and you have admitted on several occasions that you use draw dogs.I know you are only telling tall tales to impress us all!!!!!! (i love a spoofer)because draw dogs are HIGHLY illegal so nobody would be stupid enough to do that WOULD THEY.I'm confused???? You just said the lad must have shit terriers so that's why he needs a draw dog.and that drawing game proves nothing in the way of gameness yet you whent to the wheaton badger trails which was a test of gameness which was a dog going up a shore to draw a badger or hold on to it for 6 or 7 minits??? And just to clarify I'm no expert on draw dogs or wheatons or trials I just baffeld on how u say a dog drawing game doesn't prove gamness but wasn't that what the trials was abou ? Any cur will put his head in when the lights are on and pull out on to the sod(even a Kerry).Trials were up a dark tunnel and it was not all about pulling.how long were the shores what were used....and does sod mean pulled from the on to the surface of the ground? Plenty of info on trials on old threads,leave this one to the GAME Kerrys.Sod is out on to the grass. ok boss Quote Link to post
BIG G wheton machine 1,594 Posted December 9, 2013 Report Share Posted December 9, 2013 We used him to pull quarry from digs if the sett was big enough we would let him run it, numerous occasions he would pull the quarry out of the hole he entered to alot of people's disbelief. And rabbiting with the ferrets he was a good dog, he was bought as a pup for a pet with no intentions of hunting him.but was very dog aggressive so we decided to channel his aggression on vermin would do as good a job as bull terriers only quicker but I have never seen another working kerryAs stated on here before by myself and others,any cur dog will draw at the end of a dig,it proves nothing of gameness in a dog,all it proves is your terriers are shite and stand back from the quarry so you need a draw dog to go in and get it out.You also talk on another thread (wheaten crosses)about all the drawing experience you have with wheaten crosses(I cannot put up the pictures nudge nudge wink wink)you live in County Down(Ireland)you have 24 posts on this site and you have admitted on several occasions that you use draw dogs.I know you are only telling tall tales to impress us all!!!!!! (i love a spoofer)because draw dogs are HIGHLY illegal so nobody would be stupid enough to do that WOULD THEY.I'm confused???? You just said the lad must have shit terriers so that's why he needs a draw dog.and that drawing game proves nothing in the way of gameness yet you whent to the wheaton badger trails which was a test of gameness which was a dog going up a shore to draw a badger or hold on to it for 6 or 7 minits??? And just to clarify I'm no expert on draw dogs or wheatons or trials I just baffeld on how u say a dog drawing game doesn't prove gamness but wasn't that what the trials was abou ? Any cur will put his head in when the lights are on and pull out on to the sod(even a Kerry).Trials were up a dark tunnel and it was not all about pulling.how long were the shores what were used....and does sod mean pulled from the on to the surface of the ground? Plenty of info on trials on old threads,leave this one to the GAME Kerrys.Sod is out on to the grass. ok boss maybe better to leave it alone now lads before somebody incriminates themselves. not worth your doors going up the hall over an internet forum. irish dogs did you get the pm I sent ya 5 Quote Link to post
ALECTORIS 113 Posted January 26, 2014 Report Share Posted January 26, 2014 Hi everyone. I have a seven year old Kerry Blue bitch which is my hunting companion. I live in Northern Spain, and the usual quarry I hunt with her are rabbits, woodcocks and mostly red legged partridges. Yes, I know it is not the perfect breed for this purpose, but this is the hunt she likes the most. She gets in a "springer" mode, returning to the terrier mode when retrieving. I must say that I never take her to hunt big game, in fact, whenever she flushes wild boar or roe deer, I never shoot because I don't want her for this purpose, but I think this will probably be the best one. In my opinion, you can hunt with Kerries, but in the end, with which breed can't you hunt with? I take her hunting because she is the family dog, but if I had to choose a proper breed, it wouldn't probably be a Kerry Blue. I'm quite clumsy posting pictures ("file too big" or so), but if someone is interested, I'll try my best. Have a nice hunting day! 1 Quote Link to post
Jim Price 0 Posted January 28, 2014 Report Share Posted January 28, 2014 hi every one I have a Kerry blue x border jack Russell bitch 4 month old I bred her for rabbitting only she will only be small type she is natural retriever and forward going pup so got some good hopes for her Quote Link to post
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