SHOW US YOUR PATTERDALES

[BIG TRG 785]

21 minutes ago, Mixedgrill said:

Big ego why the fork for that wee handy earth 

Don’t go a walk out the hill to dig one earth, and I’m afraid not every one is as simple as that

[Apache... 2,588]

Someone's got shares in the sharptooth .

[aaron01 737]

I carry the Sharptooth til every set it’s better having it than looking for it 

[BIG TRG 785]

59 minutes ago, Apache... said:

Someone's got shares in the sharptooth .

if only pal 

[Rabbit Hunter 6,613]

Good tools in that stony type earth you get up on the hills.

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Probably a thread of its own but sharp tooth v chibbler ,narrow pointed long spade .I would use a chibbler for stone but each to their own .Life too short for arguing .

[BIG TRG 785]

9 minutes ago, foxdropper said:

Probably a thread of its own but sharp tooth v chibbler ,narrow pointed long spade .I would use a chibbler for stone but each to their own .Life too short for arguing .

I’m the same mate, but if I had to choose one to carry that I know would get me out of MOST sticky situations I would defo take the sharp tooth

[Daniel cain 45,136]

sharptooth comes in handy for when the ground is baked dry

[Mixedgrill 704]

29 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

sharptooth comes in handy for when the ground is baked dry

They are a good job Dan I have used one on the odd dig  maybe it’s just me I try to avoid earths that deep lol not getting any younger but I am getting wiser

[Daniel cain 45,136]

nice to get a shallow 1 every now and then

[milliken 791]

2 minutes ago, Mixedgrill said:

They are a good job Dan I have used one on the odd dig  maybe it’s just me I try to avoid earths that deep lol not getting any younger but I am getting wiser

with age come experience so the more experience the deeper more difficult the earth should be the rule

sure thats the way it is for a terrier if only young terrier lads had the same thought process then there might not be as many failed first season dogs

[Mixedgrill 704]

6 minutes ago, milliken said:

with age come experience so the more experience the deeper more difficult the earth should be the rule

sure thats the way it is for a terrier if only young terrier lads had the same thought process then there might not be as many failed first season dogs

I’d put my terriers in most places but only a fool will go looking a deep earth for me I like nothing more than being able to listen to a terrier work and given it time to settle and then making the experience all more enjoyable 

[BIG TRG 785]

19 minutes ago, Mixedgrill said:

I’d put my terriers in most places but only a fool will go looking a deep earth for me I like nothing more than being able to listen to a terrier work and given it time to settle and then making the experience all more enjoyable 

Everyone loves a shallow one now and again but nothing like going home with a smile on yer face after the dog has put in a good shift in a hard place like DC first pic there, a lot of dogs will do a couple of hours and it’s the deep hard ones that let you know what type of dog your keeping

[Mixedgrill 704]

19 minutes ago, BIG TRG said:

Everyone loves a shallow one now and again but nothing like going home with a smile on yer face after the dog has put in a good shift in a hard place like DC first pic there, a lot of dogs will do a couple of hours and it’s the deep hard ones that let you know what type of dog your keeping

Agreed tho them deep hard places will come to us all at some stage. I suppose it’s all down to what type of dog you keep to dig these hard places 

[milliken 791]

they all learn there trade in theses places be they mixers or hard types and they don't need all be deep know a few rangy places with very few ends it takes a good dog to dig them