Digging With No Locator?

[Philluk 181]

I'm one of many ex terrier men who were digging before these things were invented, and the amount of time I spent with my ear to the ground, digging just to see if I could hear, using sticks to follow holes, sitting waiting, spending a whole day just to find the dog.

 

Then the grey boxes came out and what a god send, I wouldn't have put a dog to ground without one.

 

2. Yrs ago I gave up terriers after digging foxes for 34 yrs mud got to hard to dig the spade didn't work as good as it used to.

 

Good luck to those who still do it it's bloody fantastic and great to do it.

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

  On 09/04/2014 at 21:17, dymented said:

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Got to smile at the last bit

[irishdogs 48]

  On 11/04/2014 at 20:15, foxdropper said:

 

  On 09/04/2014 at 21:17, dymented said:

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Got to smile at the last bit

 

Just read that am a bit baffled wtf are you suppose to do with the terrier then if it not allowed to locate it how the fook are you suppose to know where reynard is