Holding Or Not ?

[Accip74 7,112]

I do a bit close to there on a couple of shooting estates Accip and they can go deep for sure and all are sandy ,you maybe have been towards Essex direction for the clay then? and that stuff can be hard fecking work at the best of times eh

Yes north Essex Coast, to be fair we had a good mix, apart from rock of course.......but yeh, lots of memory's of scraping sticky clay off shovels & wondering why the fcuk we did this! Haha.....

 

We definitely had a few touch & go moments in some big sand banks, but amazingly no disasters! I can't remember exactly where we were in the Woodbridge area, but it was for a warrener/keeper called D.WD, ring any bells? A really lovely chap.........it must be almost 20 years ago now

Edited August 6, 2015 by Accip74

[Pick and bar 381]

I'm happy in most sandy places, inner city I used to work lots of black ash tips, that is where disasters lurk.

[hjckcff 1,738]

two separate litters three adult foxes and five cubs in this earth. with a massive difference in the size of the cubs. the older litter was moved half a mile away by the vixen. the same dogfox was in attendance with both litters. I don't think second litters happen. as the breeding season for foxes is at such a crutial time to help the young foxes survival rate.

 

 

 

at a guess the two litters where about three or four weeks apart. more than likely bred at the start and end of the breeding season.

 

sandy earth.

[Zilverhaze 1,627]

Nice pic that cs