MIK 4,756 Posted March 20, 2015 Report Share Posted March 20, 2015 It all depends on what type of terrier is being used. Will a "bolting dog" work an otter better than a "digging dog" ? It was not just about the type of terrier but the amount of space they had when to ground I was told by an old fella that had entered terriers to otters enough time to know what he was talking about Quote Link to post
donnyc 1,203 Posted March 20, 2015 Report Share Posted March 20, 2015 Otters are not mouth to mouth when worked after hounds have put him in ,they are like banshees often the terrier would be bitten slashed from top to tail mental things when warmed up Quote Link to post
stevie g 2005 125 Posted March 21, 2015 Report Share Posted March 21, 2015 My mistake, I apologise for that particular error............. Although I didn't say FULL LEGAL PROTECTION, WHICH YOU QUOTED ME AS SAYING, SO TO BE PICKY...........I ACTUALLY SAID "fully protected". That's it, finished, end of, finito. As said life really is too short....lol. Quote Link to post
THE GENERAL 1,982 Posted March 21, 2015 Report Share Posted March 21, 2015 It all depends on what type of terrier is being used. Will a "bolting dog" work an otter better than a "digging dog" ? It was not just about the type of terrier but the amount of space they had when to ground I was told by an old fella that had entered terriers to otters enough time to know what he was talking about I don't doubt that old fella you know "MIK". My comment was purely sarcasm based. Nothing to do with otters though! Common sense prevails. Quote Link to post
back fill 23 Posted March 21, 2015 Report Share Posted March 21, 2015 I seen a few a few years ago while drawing a island full of cover the hounds hunted them hard before they slipped into the tide lovely sight they can fair move across rocks.Got a call out about 4 years ago to a farmer losing poultry we found an earth with cubs in went to watch it the next morning it was a female otter with 2 cubs she was taking chickens to feed them the farmer put an electric fence up sorted the problem out Quote Link to post
MIK 4,756 Posted March 21, 2015 Report Share Posted March 21, 2015 It all depends on what type of terrier is being used. Will a "bolting dog" work an otter better than a "digging dog" ?It was not just about the type of terrier but the amount of space they had when to ground I was told by an old fella that had entered terriers to otters enough time to know what he was talking about I don't doubt that old fella you know "MIK". My comment was purely sarcasm based. Nothing to do with otters though! Common sense prevails. itwas in no way a dig at your comment Quote Link to post
BOLSTER 808 Posted March 22, 2015 Report Share Posted March 22, 2015 bolster are you 12 No . Quote Link to post
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