Recent content by FRaNKjaCk

Well Guys i think there is a missing young beagle in the lost section called Marble but tattoo is SAB. Lot's of hunt followers and supporters on it. Outrageous, makes you fume what people will steal. What right have they.

I can say as I don't have anything anywhere near big enough to shoot her with and am totally inept with a knife despite having several hunting ones around the house.

Well Guys Approximately I also has the same one like when you grow up in a family where hunting is a way of life and on turning 18, unlike most people, you don't receive jewellery or similar, you receive a hunt coat.

Well I then put the hairnet over my head and round the folded ponytail, wrap any baggy bits of the net round the band of the ponytail and then put a scrunchie over the top.

This tends to be slower than full hunting and should give you the time to experiment with bits etc. Also if you have the chance, try some fun rides over the summer, preferably in a group.

I have been out with our minkhounds and a hound has vanished the Whips and Huntsman stay out for hours - blowing, calling and searching for the missing hound after everyone else has returned for tea until we have got them all back on the van.

It's also been fulfilling furthering the youngsters education and him lovin' his new job. What gets me about hunting though, is how generations have come through over the years.

"They were good fun and had a fantastic supporters clubs organising events in Rotherwick village Hall and hunt breakfasts in Blue House Farm with Mrs. Clapham, to name but a few" That's looking False but it's all about Experience.

Well i think it's still they keep asking me for the subscription!! i've spent a fortune in the last few years on the directories, is this online going to work i wonder- have emailed them, again.

I can tie it without thinking, and usually without even standing in front of a mirror - unless I'm in a rush! OH always struggles getting the stock pin through the fabric though, however much time he's got to do it!

Mine are both in (different) herds of 4 at the moment, roo's is soon to be 5 again. At one point was 8! As long as there is plenty of food and space I think big herds are fine.

Yet agreed it was the best thing for him, and for the ligament as it would heal stretchier from being used to mooch around the field all day/night. Downside is the obvious mud etc in the winter.

I'm impresed at your skinnies a great variety there and very straight over them! Only others you could maybe make are the ones Gamebird has - so 1/2 a blue drum on blocks (look for her last thread) they looked pretty scary!

I have just had an arena put in so hope to make it more consistent now so will be watching this thread with interest! no idea about gallops it was something I was thinking about but I do have a very steep field that I gallop up, walk down..

Well, Ours both do heaps of roadwork and work over alot of different surfaces (at a bloomin' good clip too, fast work is no barrier to working barefoot!). They compete too - dressage and sj for us.