Rock Dogs

[Apache... 2,588]

Ziggy, I'm not knocking what you do your a braver man than me to put a dog in them places but tell me do you purposely seek out these places to work your terriers or is it a lack of natural earths in you area, would you not rather have a dig to your dog and have more of a chance getting a result.

[Rat face 1,655]

Hope ziggy dosnt mind me saying but the lad has got more digging to go at than the average person. 

I'm with you apache....  If had the choice I'd be going down the motorway for a digging. But I guess you like what you like don't you. 

[Rat face 1,655]

I think if you was wanting results/numbers you get twice as many from the rocks than soil earths around our area

[tank34 2,340]

28 minutes ago, Apache... said:

Ziggy, I'm not knocking what you do your a braver man than me to put a dog in them places but tell me do you purposely seek out these places to work your terriers or is it a lack of natural earths in you area, would you not rather have a dig to your dog and have more of a chance getting a result.

Fox love the rock piles an hold most of the time loads of earth about me but don't use em much as the rock 

[ands 544]

Great thread - i think we'd all be surprised how often a fox is to ground in rocks and we struggle to mark him?

[russell tuck 127]

For me watch a fox bolt and skip across the rocks on to the hill is something special the only other place that gives me a simular buzz is hay stacks and bails 

[Apache... 2,588]

Surprising that tank!! You would think a dry, draught free earth would be more suitable than a cold airy pile of rock, maybe they know something we dont "cunning as a fox" no truer saying.

[dogmandont 9,778]

13 minutes ago, Apache... said:

Surprising that tank!! You would think a dry, draught free earth would be more suitable than a cold airy pile of rock, maybe they know something we dont "cunning as a fox" no truer saying.

I’d compare rock piles to thick cover for holding foxes, just my opinion though.

[tank34 2,340]

15 minutes ago, Apache... said:

Surprising that tank!! You would think a dry, draught free earth would be more suitable than a cold airy pile of rock, maybe they know something we dont "cunning as a fox" no truer saying.

Very cold day or the sun out you will find the fox in the rock piles 

[Lenmcharristar 9,724]

aint it great the different types and preferences of terrier and the way theyre hunting even today, good thread fellas, and shows how different types came about, purely for the different jobs. i had a handy we foxing border bitch and she was worth her weight in gold for foxing and checking new places. rocks????? feck that lolol  too dangerous for the dogs for my liking

[ziggy 619]

On 28/08/2018 at 20:01, Apache... said:

Ziggy, I'm not knocking what you do your a braver man than me to put a dog in them places but tell me do you purposely seek out these places to work your terriers or is it a lack of natural earths in you area, would you not rather have a dig to your dog and have more of a chance getting a i

Edited September 8, 2018 by ziggy

[ziggy 619]

On 28/08/2018 at 20:11, Rat face said:

I think if you was wanting results/numbers you get twice as many from the rocks than soil earths around our iiiì

Edited September 8, 2018 by ziggy

[Glyn..... 5,208]

one pile near my home i let the pups play in 

Edited August 29, 2018 by Glyn.....

[Stormer 23]

This is a bad spot were a few dogs were tried over the years. Unfortunatly the few dogs that were entered never came out.

[terryd 8,373]

Christ why would you put a dog in there