Pics Of Your Bushing Dogs

[day and night walker 235]

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comeing together

Nice pic willow... how's the young busher coming on, i imagine she should come good seeing as she has a good dog to learn from. atb daywalker.

[wi11ow 2,657]

 

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comeing together

Nice pic willow... how's the young busher coming on, i imagine she should come good seeing as she has a good dog to learn from. atb daywalker.

 

everyday shes learning doing more picking up tricks ive found when the ferreting starts ( stingers are down ) helps them come right on

[krawnden 1,036]

Been a while since I put any pics of my busher up. Not the best of shots, but here a couple from today. She's just turned 18 months. Still turns a deaf ear when she she's really fired up, but for the most part I can't complain. Certainly far more game in the bag these days because of her - she flushes for the runner but also catches on her own account. Not been keeping a tally, but I reckon she's probably caught around 100 rabbits now, most recent being one she nailed in cover yesterday. To be fair, probably half of those were myxied ones when she was a pup, but they did wonders for her confidence. Now she knows they're catchable she gives it 100% effort, and is fairly regularly rewarded by connecting. Occasionally she loses one - I can only assume she had a real tenuous hold by the foot or somesuch. Happened last weekend whilst ferreting - she piled into cover and I heard squealing, but 5 seconds later all went quiet then I saw the rabbit deep in cover. 2 seconds later she almost nailed it again but pushed it out for the lurcher instead.

[day and night walker 235]

Been a while since I put any pics of my busher up. Not the best of shots, but here a couple from today. She's just turned 18 months. Still turns a deaf ear when she she's really fired up, but for the most part I can't complain. Certainly far more game in the bag these days because of her - she flushes for the runner but also catches on her own account. Not been keeping a tally, but I reckon she's probably caught around 100 rabbits now, most recent being one she nailed in cover yesterday. To be fair, probably half of those were myxied ones when she was a pup, but they did wonders for her confidence. Now she knows they're catchable she gives it 100% effort, and is fairly regularly rewarded by connecting. Occasionally she loses one - I can only assume she had a real tenuous hold by the foot or somesuch. Happened last weekend whilst ferreting - she piled into cover and I heard squealing, but 5 seconds later all went quiet then I saw the rabbit deep in cover. 2 seconds later she almost nailed it again but pushed it out for the lurcher instead.

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You have a good one there fella, i imagine that bit of whippet gives her a fair bit of speed in cover and also gets her lifting her head as well. My one will catch now and again but only when they sit tight. atb fella.

[Blackdog92 2,047]

Had my sheepdogs out for a ratch with my mooching team the otherday the short arse kelpie thinks he is a runner.

 

 

[RussBoy 77]

Can't beat a good collie mines hunts like a spaniel clever feckers

[RussBoy 77]

Is there such a thing of being able to call terrier back out if it drops to ground? With plenty recall training from a youngster

[Truther 1,579]

Is there such a thing of being able to call terrier back out if it drops to ground? With plenty recall training from a youngster

 

NO...........that means its time to get the .22 out

[RussBoy 77]

Haha I meant the other holes as there a few in my bushing areas

[Guest foxpack]

I can call my little dog out.God send to me really .some very deep spots .he's worth his weight in gold to me but maybe not to others.he has bolted over 20 foxes .Has yet to be dug to.but we have another dog .that can't be shouted out.ha

[Truther 1,579]

I can call my little dog out.God send to me really .some very deep spots .he's worth his weight in gold to me but maybe not to others.he has bolted over 20 foxes .Has yet to be dug to.but we have another dog .that can't be shouted out.ha

 

Only joking in my post mate, seen a few that could be called out, and very handy dogs in bad place's, never owned one really, a half hearted rabbiting bitch that i called out a few times was the closest i came. A pup out of her, and a full on never quite sire produced my most sensible dog ever, not lacking in gameness, he killed a lot of un-run foxes when he was young, and without loads of damage, but you could put him in anything, and he was sensible, we used him on rescues a few times, a few dogs owed him their lives

[wi11ow 2,657]

 

 

my first terriers Russell x bitch you could call out worth there wait in gold give her 20 mins baying call her out net up most of the time you have him

[RussBoy 77]

Nice one lads, bringing a youngun on so could to with being able to call him out. I take it i just have to try keep the recall training up to sctatch

[squab 2,875]

not been much about this last week on our travels other than plenty rain,both dogs coming along well though so all good.cover round here hard work on these dogs

 

 

 

he got that look lol

 

 

flushed a rabbit and gave chase,full on giving tongue,so he knows its in there

 

[wi11ow 2,657]

Spot on Rob looking well