Terrier Work

[jacklogan 5]

Right lads I'm getting my first patterdale puppy soon is it hard to find permission for digging and I'm In hampshire 20 mile from Portsmouth anyone wanna help me out I'm a beginner about terrier work many thanks ?

[wirral countryman 2,110]

WM

Edited November 24, 2014 by wirral countryman

[jacklogan 5]

Hi i have permission for lurcher work and shooting but theres no earths on my ground and i studied gamekeeping for 3 years but came out the industry so Ino the country side well and all about the laws ect just would like to get into terrier work ?

[jacklogan 5]

Yh thats it mate just need to get out there more

[wirral countryman 2,110]

WM

Edited November 24, 2014 by wirral countryman

[HPR 1,160]

Try get on a few estates beating etc i.got a lot of permission that way

some times takes a bit of giving to get if you know what i mean

[jacklogan 5]

Done a lot of beating mate got permission but no earths

[HPR 1,160]

Nightmare isn't it all you can do is keep at it it's hard to trust someone nowadays and letting them in your circle with all what go's on cant you put some false earths on your permission they come in handy

[snizle06 202]

Keep asking for permission you will eventually find quarry

[jacklogan 5]

Thats what I'm doing atm looking for more permission

[Kieran .j 24]

It took me 6 months to get one permission lol but it will not put me of am out ever other day at farms just hang in there

[DOGGINLAD 538]

Jack, its good to know you're a country lad as that is a good first step,

alot of the best digging lads I know and some who are also in hunt service are lads off council estates infact quiet Afew from not to far from you... Might help with some farmers if your a local 'country lad' but don't make it any different if your not IMO if you go about it right.. Just thought I would point it out lol

[wirral countryman 2,110]

WM

Edited November 24, 2014 by wirral countryman

[bullx100% 681]

 

 

Jack, its good to know you're a country lad as that is a good first step,

alot of the best digging lads I know and some who are also in hunt service are lads off council estates infact quiet Afew from not to far from you... Might help with some farmers if your a local 'country lad' but don't make it any different if your not IMO if you go about it right.. Just thought I would point it out lol

Touchy f*cker, I'm off a council estate myself and know most that dig around here, knowledge of the countryside is a must if you wish to integrate yourself into the farming community, a lot of lads come late to the party with no idea of the countryside or its ways, lads that look and talk the part will always find it easier than some d*ckhead in trainers and tracksuit knocking cold on some farmers door, WM

i don't think he was been touchy. I think he was just stating that you don't have to rock up to a farm in full camo or tweed or looking like something from downtown abbey to get permission..I think you were been a bit " touchy f****r" as you put it

[DOGGINLAD 538]

Abit touchy lol if you thought that was touchy I wouldn't like to see your old cranky reply off something that was !