Ferreting on the wet moors of North Yorkshire
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- Simon, Shaun, Torchie, Lee and Bob enjoy a day ferreting with a difference on the wet moors of North Yorkshire. The boys, if you can call them that now, all met up in the North for a weekend of ferreting fun. Bob, at 73 was looking forward to this weekend so much he traveled up through the ice for the day. To make things a bit different they would ferret a hill with purse nets and Tawny as opposed to laying baskets worth of long netting. Would it work? Only time will tell. The nets laid were all made by either Bob or Torchie, some feat in itself. Shaun kept the boys fit and healthy with his banter and cooking whilst newcomer Lee just concentrated on the ferreting as all of the harvested rabbits had homes and the boys couldn’t catch enough to keep up with demand. Maybe next time.
Great video, back in my days out with the terriers I have seen us digging up to around 17 ft for the old Charles
Good dog👍 73 years old, wow. FairPlay bob!
Absolutely brilliant as always simon my dream place to be ferreting 1day with my dream team well done
What a great day out on the hills, i was almost there with you "in my mind".
great video
This is amazing... we run them with beagles here in South Carolina but this is awesome.
I would not have bothered with the nets on them banks..too easy for the dogs and quicker if you have the right team. But looked like a great day out chaps. Ya can't beat a good day with mates.
Oh how I envy you, what away to spend your time
Looks like he's wearing saluki, right? and collie and whippet
Whys your mate called torchie ?
Iz it because he likes lamping ??
Just wondering how he got the name??
I just need to know one thing, you do eat the rabbit meat. What do you do with their fur?
लक्ष्मी़🎉❤😅😂🎉🎉🎉
Get scott rea out on the rabbits with you lot
He will this Winter. Watch this space....
Top man Simon are you and scott working on a book ifso when's it out
July at the Game Fair at Ragley Hall.
have you no rabbits on your lower ground Simon as all the vids are on the dales I'm in shrewsbury and 10s a good day it's dead for rabbits
I have been doing plenty at home as well. More to come from around the country.
are you finding there are hardly any about as there once was do you think this new dieses will kill the rabbit of for good
Neil Gilbert The disease is only a small part of the rabbits problem. We have lower numbers in general but I am still finding hotspots that keeps me out of mischief.
Whats dogs name ?
Poor little rabbits!! I also feel sad for the ferrets!
Be Jaysus , I ‘m sorry for the way I feel, but I have pet rabbits and ferrets, it looks like you broke their neck when you got the rabbit, I know you see things differently! Do you catch them for food?
I hope you do eat them,because if they die for just the sport of ferreting then I really think that is sad!
All of the rabbits harvested went for human consumption. Nothing is wasted, nothing has died in vain.
@@janetshelton8948 I know how u feel but rabbits cause a really huge problem and cause alot of damage we have to control the rabbits
@@shadowclaw7808 Never mind, I just review your reply's , I do understand. Janet