Fences, walls or nothing .........

[SheepChaser 8,083]

3 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Sounds a bit of a rum do that mate

To make it worse, they had come down to cheer me up and get me out with the dogs as I’d lost my bitch a couple weeks before .....

[Black neck 15,844]

2 minutes ago, SheepChaser said:

To make it worse, they had come down to cheer me up and get me out with the dogs as I’d lost my bitch a couple weeks before .....

That land be cursed I tell ye ,you must perform the ritual immediately 

[Black neck 15,844]

6 minutes ago, SheepChaser said:

To make it worse, they had come down to cheer me up and get me out with the dogs as I’d lost my bitch a couple weeks before .....

Did this happen on or around the 5th of September 

[SheepChaser 8,083]

Mine died 30tj august and the others had a bad time couple weeks or so later.

[Black neck 15,844]

21 minutes ago, SheepChaser said:

Mine died 30tj august and the others had a bad time couple weeks or so later.

Ware the 5th brother

[shaaark 10,693]

3 hours ago, SheepChaser said:

Fences and ditches are a bad combination. Like I said we’ve very little fencing around here but in the corner of one field is a little run of very old three strand barb, there haven’t been cows on the ground in a long long time. Mate came down for a nights lamping, drove five hours, first slip and dog went sailing over the bit of fence after something, hit the far ditch bank as he came down and that was game over. The next slip my other mate who’d travelled down with him ended up with his dog retired. Not the most successful night ! 

Not really a personal dig, sheepy, but isn't that a tad 'remiss' on your part.  Your land, which you know very well, and you slip the dogs near to where you know there's danger?

I might be missing something here?

[SheepChaser 8,083]

12 minutes ago, shaaark said:

Not really a personal dig, sheepy, but isn't that a tad 'remiss' on your part.  Your land, which you know very well, and you slip the dogs near to where you know there's danger?

I might be missing something here?

We run across quite a lot of perm. That block is 3000 acres. But next door is 3000, next door to that is 2500 etc. In all honesty I had never slipped a dog in that field before (that’s the first dog that hit the ditch). We quite often just do the same route around bits of it that we know well and usually finished the night before we get past that. We stopped at a junction that night and said “same bit as usual or shall we try the other side”. You live and you learn, I am now quite paranoid about the ditches. The second dog was just freak bad luck, running a big old lump down a stone track, she made contact and must have taken a full weight stamp on one front foot, against the stone track, it pancaked the foot. 
 

I didn’t take it as a dig at all mate. 

[SheepChaser 8,083]

I actually walked past the spot the night before last, there were quarry in the field and I walked on by, it sent a shiver down my spine! 

[sandymere 8,263]

I mostly run little Devon  fields but occasionally see something a little bigger. 

 

 

[socks 32,253]

I like to show my dog’s videos of other dogs running. That’s dangerous enough for me ……

[Black neck 15,844]

27 minutes ago, socks said:

I like to show my dog’s videos of other dogs running. That’s dangerous enough for me ……

Mine get scared so I just watch judge rinder with them now 

[sandymere 8,263]

1 hour ago, socks said:

I like to show my dog’s videos of other dogs running. That’s dangerous enough for me ……

 

32 minutes ago, Black neck said:

Mine get scared so I just watch judge rinder with them now 

I occasionally let mine out in the dark.

[socks 32,253]

Fukc that …….

[Astanley 11,563]

Big fields,little fields,woods ,grass ,crops ,fences ,ditches ,walls ,flat ,hilly ..I love them all .

[Butler 396]

Who said walled fields are easy..