Jonny Bluck

[MOLE265 792]

 

Zilverhaze

Today, 12:44 PM

I can handle quarry to Neil nothing hard about that :-) if you can't handle live quarry you shuldent be In the hole

 

Mole265 wrote

100% correct Zilverhaze I used to go out with a lad who was feart of the quarry I put up with the c#nt longer than I should have I fault myself for that. You can be to soft sometimes. Pmsl.

[neil cooney 10,416]

An hour???? I think your taking out your hoop Neil

Go on Mixed Grill, explain to everyone on here why an hour is not unusual to wait in a big place (which is what I said in a post months ago, but Goat keeps bringing up) before starting to dig to your terrier.

Now, I would appreciate good advice because I'm always willing to learn and still am.

So Mixed Grill, tell us, why is it bullshit to give a terrier maybe an hour in a big place to settle.

Educate us please.

Can your terriers do an hour before hearing the shovels coming ?

Tell us.

[Mixedgrill 704]

 

An hour???? I think your taking out your hoop Neil

 

Go on Mixed Grill, explain to everyone on here why an hour is not unusual to wait in a big place (which is what I said in a post months ago, but Goat keeps bringing up) before starting to dig to your terrier.

Now, I would appreciate good advice because I'm always willing to learn and still am.

So Mixed Grill, tell us, why is it bullshit to give a terrier maybe an hour in a big place to settle.

Educate us please.

Can your terriers do an hour before hearing the shovels coming ?

Tell us.

NO

[neil cooney 10,416]

 

 

An hour???? I think your taking out your hoop Neil

Go on Mixed Grill, explain to everyone on here why an hour is not unusual to wait in a big place (which is what I said in a post months ago, but Goat keeps bringing up) before starting to dig to your terrier.

Now, I would appreciate good advice because I'm always willing to learn and still am.

So Mixed Grill, tell us, why is it bullshit to give a terrier maybe an hour in a big place to settle.

Educate us please.

Can your terriers do an hour before hearing the shovels coming ?

Tell us.

NO

 

At least you're a little bit honest.

Edited January 25, 2016 by neil cooney

[dillydog 8,463]

This is getting like a Summer thread, all bitching and no substance, let's get back to working the dogs and put it to sleep

[mnnewry 35]

At the end of the day, if it's the man's dogs and it's his hunt why shouldn't he want to take a pic of his dog working, I wish I had of taken couple of pics at the time of dogs no longer around so I could look back but hey ho I didn't but I won't condone any man doing it. However folk do need to be careful/ sensible on how they share any photos. As for lifting a dog out at the end of a dig, there's no haste unless the dog is in danger or taking abuse or something along those lines. Seen guys to quick to lift the terrier, then realising the target was not in a blocked end etc. Let the dog work the target but use a sensible judgement and lift out when the time is right.