A tubby suburban dad watching hunting and adventure shows on TV and wondering could I do that? This is the chronicle of my adventures as I learn to learn to Forage, Hunt and Fish for food that has lived as I would wish to myself - Wild and Free.
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
A Ferreter Of The Old School
I saw this video by Will Halfacree on James Marchington's blog. It reminded me of our day ferreting, only Frank, 90, is a lot fitter!
Frank, a legend from East Budleigh, still continues to use the traditional method of Ferrets to catch rabbits in the Devon hedgerows.
Enjoy
SBW
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Last time I checked, ferreting wasn't legal here in West Virginia, but there's still a few people that do it, I've heard.
Pretty cool, thanks SBW. I notice he doesn't use all that ferret detector collars & stuff - which always struck me as a bit of a pain in the bum.
Cheers,
HH
gorges
I guess that goes for quite a few things
SBW
HH
Really? James and I had to do a fair bit of digging, even with the collars.
SBW
That is pretty cool!
Trey
We might even say 'there's no cool like the olds cool'
SBW
Love this guy! And I watched how he killed that fryer twice and still can't figure it out - whatever it is, damn, he's good at it!
"A fryer",whats that,a rabbit that`s small and fits in a frying pan.
The vid reminds me of when I was a yoof,me and my pal used to course hares and rabbits with my lurchers,Tigger and Tess,they`re dead now bless em,Tess caught a low flying pheasant once,she leaped like a gazzele and plucked it out of the air.
Norcal
basically you bend its head back and pull, James showed me.
SBW
Stan
as a wise man once told me
"there'll always be another woman, you'd never get another dog like that though"
SBW
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