Does anyone on here work their IG's would love to hear of hunting stories or pics from these little missilies!
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Zoomie with his first dead duck..... he took very carefull aim at the flight with a raffle ticket. :b
Does this count?
Does this count?
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George is a very good rabbiter and will pick them up on the run or out of the burrow. All my IGs are very keen to hunt.
Zoomie's auntie Dolly, who lives with a friend of mine, always accompanies Morag to the shoots, although she is kept on a lead to avoid being shot!
They were out for a walk one day, when the shoot were in a nearby field. A partridge was shot and she watched it, marked where it landed, then took off and retrieved it! She tries to do the same with pheasants, but they are too heavy for her so she only manages to retrieve a mouthful of feathers! (w00t) She will be joining the line of picker-uppers in the new year.
She has also coursed a hare when out on a walk, and managed to get alongside and turn it as well, so the hound instinct is still there!
Liz
They were out for a walk one day, when the shoot were in a nearby field. A partridge was shot and she watched it, marked where it landed, then took off and retrieved it! She tries to do the same with pheasants, but they are too heavy for her so she only manages to retrieve a mouthful of feathers! (w00t) She will be joining the line of picker-uppers in the new year.
She has also coursed a hare when out on a walk, and managed to get alongside and turn it as well, so the hound instinct is still there!
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We generally 'lose' Jack in the hedgebottom when we are out walking the dogs and he usually come back with something, although not always a rabbit. We have had mice, birds, the odd rat as well as a rabbit or few. He's passed his skills onto Charlie although he prefers to catch things on the chase and he has got such stamina he doesn't give up. He once brought down a hare, albeit a young one. It was a sight to watch, him doing something which comes as naturally as breathing. Boy, does he feel pleased with himself when he picks up.
JanF
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Thanks for the replys everyone, as a devoted follower of all things canine and particularly whippets I was interested to see if anyone worked their Ig's and what success they had achieved, love the pic of the trio working a hedgerow is there any more?
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Please note the flexi lead on Indy 
He may be 10 but he is still as naughty off the lead as ever
He may be 10 but he is still as naughty off the lead as ever
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Does it not get in the way when they're busy?
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Yes it does so poor old Indys hunting is restricted the rabbit holes this side o fthe fence. I just dare not let him off :angry:
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