Thread: Pointer and Setter Trials

heheheheheheheheheheeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!! pygmy setter....ye godddddsssss!!

I have to write this even though it hurts me so much....I just love watching pointers and setters doing their thing....!!!

The French pygmy setter I have here is a very quick dog, I think not only close to some setters in working style but also in temperament

Nonononononononononnnnnn....it is the other way round....

hahaha!

Originally Posted by Pointer

EBs I think you are qualified to comment, not just p/s people, you have a kennel full of a type of French pygmy setter

For posterity Could have also worded that "froggy bastard pygmy setter"

Smallfry, if you only want a dog to work a few short months of the year by all means. But I expect mine to hunt everything put in front of them. You small game hunters are a crackup

I like Frog dog! I heard somebody call one a flying squirrel recently

Well, the flying squirrel isnt doing too much flying...have got my leg in a back slab with fracture to bone right foot...poor lad is going nuts!!!! It NEVER rains but frekking pours...a glorious bird season going by on crutches...

Your kidding? Howd ya manage that? Really poor timing!

Bit of an understatement there Pointer

I take it your not coming quail shooting then EB?

Timing is so immaculate is it not...??????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! put foot in, you will never guess...a bloody rabbit hole...so no quail, no birds period I guess for however long...absolutely very upset...it wasnt the pain I was crying about!!!!

Bugger. (touch wood) haven't done that.

Originally Posted by EeeBees

Well, the flying squirrel isnt doing too much flying...have got my leg in a back slab with fracture to bone right foot...poor lad is going nuts!!!! It NEVER rains but frekking pours...a glorious bird season going by on crutches...

EeeBees have you completed the forum incident report? The forum OH&S coordinator wants to analyse the risks and hazards associated with your incident in order to ensure that any safe hunting procedure oversights are turned into new trainings for our other members.

Seriously now, take care and heal quickly. Maybe one of our more techo members could whip up a set of 12 gauge crutches.

Hehehehehe thank you Rushy!!!!!

The difficulty I see when doing a Risk Assessment etc is communicating with those who made the hole in the ground in the first place. There are a myriad of issue regarding that in itself...one...we do not share the squatters laws as in England so the rabbit who made the hole was obviously trespassing...its present location is not known. Two...what guidelines do they have to follow in the excavation procedures and if there are any did they follow the procedures and what about the location...the construction of the unit in that location is deemed outside any logical preference. The safety of those working the hole and inhabiting the hole is also a minefield due to its location....its too big, its just too big...

Get well soon Tori!

Thank you Pointer, that is totally gorgeous!!!! Wicked...