badger of korea

[cúagusgiorraí 57]

Thank you Delonpara! Please give us more pictures of hunting.

Very nice dogs.

[erik 71]

one photo say more that 1000 words , good work

[Guest mudhole]

What the hell's the matter with some of you guys? Surely you're not blinkered enough to think that the whole population of the earth speaks fluent English? Maybe the guy's using a online translator, they're not all together word perfect you know. Someone from abroad takes the time to show us something different, and all some of you can do is take the piss.

 

Nice work there Delonpara. That is a different type of badger than we have in the UK, but it's still nice to see someone from another county work with their dogs. Thank you for sharing.

 

i agree . i,m sure his english is better than my korean

 

i never realised lads work terriers in that part of the world .

[bluedogge 1]

theres always some people on these sites that take the piss out of others, nice 2 see that dogs are worked in far flung countries keep em hunting and keep posting the pics for us to see mate ... bollox to the pisstakers

[Guest bigredbusa]

it looks like a bear cub lol nice going tho

[runforyourlife 361]

Not even going to get to the end of this post, cant beleive that you would all rip in to a foreign member!! Lets see you lot type in korean!!.. For F..k sake what has this site turned into. I was very interested in another mans land and what they do. Couldnt beleive your reactions. Is it jelousy that he has a smart dog or two... Lets grow up guys..

 

Delonpara, well done mate, keep posting...

[Kye 77]

I am fiercly proud to be British, and love my home country (cant stand the c**ts that run the place though, and the cess pit it has become)

 

Everyone i have met over here, have welocmed me into there homes, sometimes having only known me five minutes, and have let me stay at there house, eat there food, drink there drink, and share tales...me being a totaly foreign STRANGER...i have never felt like an "outsider" over here hunting/fishing or in general...

 

I cant say that for most of the people i know back home (or MYSELF for that matter!) would be the same way to foreigners!!!...i am ashamed that i used to be like that, and i have changed...im not preaching, im FAR from a perfect person, and have more faults than most, i just think its bad that, as a People, British people seem to be bad for it?!...

 

I would love to have heard of hunting in Korea with terriers, i never knew they DID!...

 

Jay,..

[wheaton 0]

Honey badger isnt it??Tend to run from dog dig faster than ours apparantly ..All good fun

[hagar 5]

What the hell's the matter with some of you guys? Surely you're not blinkered enough to think that the whole population of the earth speaks fluent English? Maybe the guy's using a online translator, they're not all together word perfect you know. Someone from abroad takes the time to show us something different, and all some of you can do is take the piss.

 

Nice work there Delonpara. That is a different type of badger than we have in the UK, but it's still nice to see someone from another county work with their dogs. Thank you for sharing.

well said mate. .some pricks on here..

here here, strange varmit that ,maybe he say badger but mean something else tho its a bit badgery in shape

[jonesy 111]

Not taking the piss but was the badger dug too or did the dogs draw it out its hole?

[mackem 28,534]

Hunting is the common bond,matters not whether he is kalahari bushman,alaskan inuit or Australian aborigine,if he is in the game he is a player

[mackem 28,534]

http://animalpicturesarchive.com/view.php?tid=5&did=944

[rob.i 26]

Hunting is the common bond,matters not whether he is kalahari bushman,alaskan inuit or Australian aborigine,if he is in the game he is a player

Feckin hell a sensible statement

[Guest oldskool]

Hunting is the common bond,matters not whether he is kalahari bushman,alaskan inuit or Australian aborigine,if he is in the game he is a player

 

 

 

 

never a truer word has ever been spoken on here

 

:clapper:

 

 

 

in some of the pictures they look very similar to racoons

[Simoman 110]

Hunting is the common bond,matters not whether he is kalahari bushman,alaskan inuit or Australian aborigine,if he is in the game he is a player

 

 

Well said macken, its always interesting to hear about hunting from other parts of the world.