The jill kit I got off you last year has grown up now and she has come into season so I've allowed her to mate with my polecat hob. I'll have to wait a week or two to see if it was successful though because her vulva is still quite large. Thanks for reserving her for me last summer she is ace she knows her name, does tricks like standing on her hind legs for a treat and is an overall great companion for my hob and my family.
WIN, brilliant vid as always, the ferrets worked well and the dogs had some great runs, catches and retrieves, really enjoyed that, Happy new year to you all, cheers, Norfolk Ray
I think my viz(Willow) has been watching your videos as she pointed a rabbit when we were out shooting pheasants the other day.Keep the vids coming they always make me smile👍
Hi guys Another cracking vid great footage as always It always makes me laugh when jess catches the rabbit and paige does the retrieve lol Thanks for that guys looking forward to your next one Take care atvb chris
@@RabbitExpress I found my Viz has another level of a nose to any of my other working dogs, very quick has also tackled some Monk Jacks but they do have noise so always wonderd what they would be like above a warren. What else will you do with the Viz pup?
@@billlewis9214 the vizsla pup "willow" has only been out ferreting and lamping a few times and will catch and retrieve rabbits both day and night no problem but she will be staying on the gun from now on as have a 15 week old lurcher pup I'm bringing on as paige is 10 now so about right time. Paige will do just about everything
Iv had various different crosses of lurchers over the years and this well put together clip shows they are really the only dog worth using with the possible exception of a whippet if the country and weather is kind, gundogs and terriers IMO are a complete waste of time whilst your out ferreting they can't catch the ones that evade the nets get in the way and in the case of a terrier needlessly bruise the rabbits.
@@RabbitExpress nothing what a well breed lurcher couldn't do and more, it's nice to get a dog out but the Lurcher is the rabbit man's ultimate companion.
@@RabbitExpress got a brand new bull -greyhound mate but don’t know how to train it to hunt would u have any advice or videos to learn mate , love the content
@@fjem2388 first things first with pups is 1. Recall 2. Livestock braking and 3. Retrieving. Loads more but just go steady message me if you need any help
Love how the ferrets don’t play about as soon as you put them to the hole there straight down
Most Respekt! I'm ferreting and training Dogs for over 40 years, but what you show here is so amazing!!!
Thank you, really appreciate that
9:41 That bolt had me on the edge of my seat!
Great stuff!
The jill kit I got off you last year has grown up now and she has come into season so I've allowed her to mate with my polecat hob. I'll have to wait a week or two to see if it was successful though because her vulva is still quite large. Thanks for reserving her for me last summer she is ace she knows her name, does tricks like standing on her hind legs for a treat and is an overall great companion for my hob and my family.
Nice that's brillant keep me updated on how she does 😁 glad she's done you well
Brilliant video the pup is coming on amazingly getting better every time
Thank you, ye she's definitely getting there. Very happy with her 😊😊
@@RabbitExpress cool keep up the good work
WIN, brilliant vid as always, the ferrets worked well and the dogs had some great runs, catches and retrieves, really enjoyed that, Happy new year to you all, cheers, Norfolk Ray
Happy new year
I think my viz(Willow) has been watching your videos as she pointed a rabbit when we were out shooting pheasants the other day.Keep the vids coming they always make me smile👍
😅 Nice that's awesome way better than pheasants 😅
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Love your videos ❤️❤️❤️
Vizsla's are the best ❤
Hi guys Another cracking vid great footage as always It always makes me laugh when jess catches the rabbit and paige does the retrieve lol Thanks for that guys looking forward to your next one Take care atvb chris
Thank you, ye paige loves a good pinched rabbit 😅
Whats the pros and cons of having the young Viz as a running dog?
Paige is 10 now and only been out the last two seasons but her nose is amazing
@@RabbitExpress I found my Viz has another level of a nose to any of my other working dogs, very quick has also tackled some Monk Jacks but they do have noise so always wonderd what they would be like above a warren. What else will you do with the Viz pup?
@@billlewis9214 the vizsla pup "willow" has only been out ferreting and lamping a few times and will catch and retrieve rabbits both day and night no problem but she will be staying on the gun from now on as have a 15 week old lurcher pup I'm bringing on as paige is 10 now so about right time. Paige will do just about everything
I hope the dogs had a fine dinner.
They always do 🥰
Nice bit of watching there, good stuff
Thank you
Nice videos man 👍👌
Thank you
Vizsla looks like she getting in the way. Black way faster and agile
She's old
Iv had various different crosses of lurchers over the years and this well put together clip shows they are really the only dog worth using with the possible exception of a whippet if the country and weather is kind, gundogs and terriers IMO are a complete waste of time whilst your out ferreting they can't catch the ones that evade the nets get in the way and in the case of a terrier needlessly bruise the rabbits.
Paige is a vizsla and she 10 now, our young vizsla picks rabbits up no problem day and night. All have there pros and cons
@@RabbitExpress nothing what a well breed lurcher couldn't do and more, it's nice to get a dog out but the Lurcher is the rabbit man's ultimate companion.
Enjoyed that hows the lurcher bred
Thank you, she's greyhound x collie
Great stuff
Thank you
win! Great video mate
Thank you
WIN . Cracking video
I’ll terrier and a pointer type interesting combination as a team
Lurcher and a vizsla, don't have any terriers
I know that I meant to say pointer because the Vizsla is a pointer type dog and I thought the lurcher Is a sight hound and terrier type
@@tyrannotherium7873 aye near enough vizslas are HPR dogs and the lurcher is collie x greyhound
@@RabbitExpress Oh I didn’t know that my bad
@@tyrannotherium7873 it's ok only way to learn is to ask
Cool thanks mate
Win win win for you x
Win plz grate video
How old lurcher pup mate
She will be 1 at the end of this month
@@RabbitExpress got a brand new bull -greyhound mate but don’t know how to train it to hunt would u have any advice or videos to learn mate , love the content
@@fjem2388 first things first with pups is 1. Recall 2. Livestock braking and 3. Retrieving. Loads more but just go steady message me if you need any help
@@RabbitExpress cheers mate will do
@@RabbitExpress any tips on getting it to run in the bushes after the rabbit , my brothers dog stops at the ditch ffs
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Me uncle use to ferret and j named one of his ferrets ninja as I killed the rabbit under ground and started to eat them some time
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