@@jannesmedegaard7858 People like food and living. Watching man and beast(s) working together, like this, is like watching and listening to an orchestral masterpiece being performed. Come back when you hatch a thought of your own, princess.
Nonsense vedio.Lust for meat. Bloody hell u kill one or two.Why r u klling the whole lot.Shame on u brutal merciless blatent animal not human..I feel sorry for poor helpless rabbits.This human beast doesnot have his own children i believe.
How exactly is it merciless? The rabbits get a quick death! If it was a fox the rabbit would likely be eaten alive and as for the meat it depends how many you have to feed. All children should be taught how to do this kind of thing.
That video takes me back a lot of years... I grew up rabbiting with the dogs and ferrets, my parents ran the HOELS, which was the heart of England lurcher society. Is there anyone there that remembers that? Good old days
Beautiful. I occasionally work terriers with a longdog and I’m never failed to be amazed at a good sighthound’s clarity, speed, and efficiency & grace in dispatch.
Splendid!!..fine,fine hounds in superb condition doing what they live n breath for..a better video I've yet to see..as mentioned previously..almost felt like I was there as you captured the day perfectly..got a head full of memories noo..happy days!!..complimants n thanks guys..
Amazing dogs doing what they where bred for. Was fantastic to watch ferret and Lurcher work in harmony. NOT blood sport but pest control with nothing going to waste. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, that is a fascinating hunting method I'd never seen! Now I understand what it means to literally "ferret something out." I wonder if we could adapt it to control the Prairie Dog colonies in the Great Plains? Like the rabbit warrens in your video, the Prairie Dogs create colonies strewn with holes that are deadly for livestock. The little buggers are fast! I wonder how small lurchers would fare hunting them?
Beautiful film. Showed the dogs and ferrets off beautifully. A couple of moments made me smile too. The calm progressive music was a good match to the action.
Definitely not a gatherer. All hunters there now!! Majestically beautiful dear brother. I hope this reaches you and those you love in great health and happiness😎👍
That is it they do stumble into the rabbit holes and game over you got a working dog with a broken leg. Is matey boy going to pay the thousand pound vet bill for the pleasure of a couple rabbits on the tablet. These dogs are two a penny for breeders up north
They do stumble though, one did during the film, didn't you notice. lucky it didn't break it's neck let alone a leg. They get injured it's just part of it. But if too serious and too expensive to fix it's game over. But never the less the dogs and ferrets have a great time while they live.
I tell you what, its as nice to be able to sit at home with my feet up watching this in the warmth of my fire lol, I dont go out as much as I used to as I just lost my last saluki x greyhound last week to a seizure almost hard to watch without getting a lump in my throat . great video
I love this video I am looking forward to purchasing a lurcher puppy but I don’t know what the best breed Cross would be I want one that can handle cold-weather hunts well and does not shed I was actually considering a standard poodle what is your opinion on the best cross for these types of characteristics I would be using it to hunt rabbit in to recover wounded deer from archery hunting and as a hiking companion
I'd love to know the answer to this too! I was going to go for a deerhound cross but was warned by the breeder they need a big house and I don't have that same as you want hunting rabbits and hiking companion
Great video. Well put together. I hope the tree huggers see this and realize it's how we used to survive, and I lots of cases still do. Thank you for a great video.
True Thought , I just wanted to let you know I’m a tree hugger and a hunter with two lurchers. Absolutely that’s how we used to survive and will again in the future. We need to keep the skills alive and the land thriving.
In the us the Mink an uses mink to flush the prey, it not for human consumption the mink hunt rats which he uses then to feed the mink. He for this for the full natural experience of the mink
This is the video that got me into it, always had ferrets all my life and i seen this and wanted a lurcher mum and dad spoke about it and eventually said i could have one if i paid for it myself... left school on the friday started work monday morning came home with an 8 week old beddy whippet x collie whippet saturday night first wage went on jess... shes 16 month old now i planned on starting her sooner but covers still a bit thick ill have her going this season
superb to watch: how do you train the dogs not to go after the ferrets? I know they are fierce anyway but surely they would lose out to a dog like that?
I first came across a collie lurcher cross on a walk with my brothers Doberman a few years back and it was the fastest thing I've seen in person on four legs and this one is more beautiful and from some of those sprints could be faster! Beautiful dogs the pair of them
A George a lurcher has a base of sighthound. Greyhound most popular but also deerhound,saluki etc.We have greyhound/collie and whippet/beddlington which is a great all rounder ratting,rabbiting etc. Also great gentle companions
My dog's favourite video, she probably recognises Marske beach and maybe even the moor. I think she also fancies one of the dogs in it. One of the best videos on youtube.
There's what I do not understand. I believe that I saw a white rabbit with a collar that the dogs did not chase and there was two other animals walking around that the dogs pay no attention to. Can someone explain for me? thank you.
I have never heard of a dog called Lurcher , is this the British Isles , & could the author give an explanation of what they are & where they come from or how they are created PLEASE because they are very fast
Not the author,but they are a working bred dog probably with greyhound foundation crossed with whatever makes them better hunters,faster or more agile...bred for function,not conformation.
looks to be the younger dog and probably why it seemed to outpace the other towards the end of the day, the beginning was more equal. also looked to have more collie in it.
One of the best videos on youtube.The way you captured the whole day,The wind,the dogs,the ferrets. Brilliant camera work,felt i was there in some off those shots. The terrain looked so hard on the dogs,yet they coped magnificently. Take a bow all involved.Thank-you for a wonderful video. Mikey.
Thank you for your kind words. It was the hardest film i have ever produced in many aspects. The wind made holding a camera a nightmare, the wind was hindering the dogs and over our shoulders was the rain. That being said both dogs and the ferrets worked tremendously well in harsh conditions both underfoot and around them.
The dogs were lucky on the ground with holes everywhere one wrong step and you got a dog with a broken leg and with these being working dogs the vet bill would be to much. Only going to be one outcome
Idk about anyone else, but I find it very relaxing watching this video. What a beautiful day in the field.
Wow the way those dogs fly over the ground pitted with rabbit holes is seriously impressive. Such graceful creatures.
It's always a pleasure to watch good working dogs in action, EXCELLENT JOB!
I miss my dear old lurcher Sally so much. She was a bearded collie, greyhound cross. She was beautiful.
I hope you still remember her. She loved you, and is sprinting across open fields forever now
Thanks. Entire new experience for me. Really enjoyed. Yep.
FABULOUS! Brilliant dogs, nimble little brindles. This is what lurchers were designed for. Thank you for posting this.
That was a joy to watch. Long may your sport continue.
What wonderful teamwork! So much fun to watch. Thanks
This is beautiful to watch. Not a single shot fired. And all that good fresh meat with no lead shot in it. Thanks for the show
Do you think it is beautiful, well ask the victims about that.......people like the killing......
@@jannesmedegaard7858 People like food and living. Watching man and beast(s) working together, like this, is like watching and listening to an orchestral masterpiece being performed. Come back when you hatch a thought of your own, princess.
Was just about to say the same.._
Beautiful!
Nonsense vedio.Lust for meat. Bloody hell u kill one or two.Why r u klling the whole lot.Shame on u brutal merciless blatent animal not human..I feel sorry for poor helpless rabbits.This human beast doesnot have his own children i believe.
How exactly is it merciless? The rabbits get a quick death! If it was a fox the rabbit would likely be eaten alive and as for the meat it depends how many you have to feed. All children should be taught how to do this kind of thing.
Must of watched this video 100 times usually night before I go out 👍👍
I nominate the ferrets for "Best Supporting Actors" in a nature film.
Man and animals in perfect harmony. Beautiful - thank you.
Didn't realise this was one of Simon Whitehead's: no wonder it's so good!
That video takes me back a lot of years... I grew up rabbiting with the dogs and ferrets, my parents ran the HOELS, which was the heart of England lurcher society. Is there anyone there that remembers that? Good old days
A days ferreting in winter is great, a wonderful video of some good dogs there
Beautiful. I occasionally work terriers with a longdog and I’m never failed to be amazed at a good sighthound’s clarity, speed, and efficiency & grace in dispatch.
It amazes me how the dogs are so sure footed with all those holes out there like that.
Splendid!!..fine,fine hounds in superb condition doing what they live n breath for..a better video I've yet to see..as mentioned previously..almost felt like I was there as you captured the day perfectly..got a head full of memories noo..happy days!!..complimants n thanks guys..
BEST TRAINED LURCHERS I'VE EVER SEEN, YOU GUYS ARE THE TOP,
Unbelievable dogs been on that hill all there lives long may they continue
Beautiful looking lurchers.
Dogs are a wonder to watch working. Amazing. How can you not lov'em?
Great British practice still going strong!!!! Great video lads 👍👍👍
Amazing dogs doing what they where bred for. Was fantastic to watch ferret and Lurcher work in harmony. NOT blood sport but pest control with nothing going to waste. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, that is a fascinating hunting method I'd never seen! Now I understand what it means to literally "ferret something out."
I wonder if we could adapt it to control the Prairie Dog colonies in the Great Plains? Like the rabbit warrens in your video, the Prairie Dogs create colonies strewn with holes that are deadly for livestock. The little buggers are fast! I wonder how small lurchers would fare hunting them?
Beautiful production. How those majestic dogs run full speed with out tripping in those burrows is astonishing.
Great video, I love seeing animals working at the jobs they were bred for. That is a heck of a warren.
Wonderful job that dogs and 2 mungis👍👍
These dogs are awesome. My lurcher has only recently caught two young rabbits, she'll be 7 next month, i love how they can turn on a sixpence
Two outstanding dogs plus their beautiful dogs love their colour
Lovely looking dogs, the one with the white patch on its chest is a beast
What a fantastic video. Great Lurchers and great fun. Well done Guys💪💪💪👌
0-60 in no time, fast wonderful dogs. Great to watch.
Artwork on display just the way Mother Nature intended.
brilliant intro smashing looking team they work so well together and the scenery out of this world
Fantastic to see the Dogs working. Well trained and disciplined. Awesome to watch.
Three great predator species working together is awesome to watch.
Beautiful film. Showed the dogs and ferrets off beautifully. A couple of moments made me smile too. The calm progressive music was a good match to the action.
Wow, what a team! So well trained. Those dogs are so fast!
A guilty pleasure!
What kind of dog? Looks like a greyhound x ridgeback
Quality dogs great to see thank you
I loved your dog master ..
Verry2 super ..
Succes
Probably the best working lurcher vid I’ve watched on here....subscribed 👍🏼
Definitely not a gatherer. All hunters there now!! Majestically beautiful dear brother. I hope this reaches you and those you love in great health and happiness😎👍
How in the world do those dogs not stumble into one of those rabbit holes when running at full speed? Wonderful wonderful
“Created” that way.
Michelle Art Nope. Wrong. Fail. Unless you're calling breeders *creators*.
That is it they do stumble into the rabbit holes and game over you got a working dog with a broken leg. Is matey boy going to pay the thousand pound vet bill for the pleasure of a couple rabbits on the tablet. These dogs are two a penny for breeders up north
@@garyfreeman3308 spear and Jackson mate snapped leg
They do stumble though, one did during the film, didn't you notice. lucky it didn't break it's neck let alone a leg. They get injured it's just part of it. But if too serious and too expensive to fix it's game over. But never the less the dogs and ferrets have a great time while they live.
the ferrets must take some credit , The dogs are magnificent but it is team work and great to watch ,well done
They look particularly good looking and strong Lurchers! Mans best friends for thousands of years!
My God! Those dogs are lightning quick!
I tell you what, its as nice to be able to sit at home with my feet up watching this in the warmth of my fire lol, I dont go out as much as I used to as I just lost my last saluki x greyhound last week to a seizure almost hard to watch without getting a lump in my throat . great video
GOD BLESS YOUR OLD DOG.
Those are some mighty clever hard working dogs. ❤🐶
Wow! Any chance this operation could be exported to Australia?
I think there's already ferreters down under, i knew someone in the 1970s who was doing it.
watching those dogs work was a thrill
I love this video I am looking forward to purchasing a lurcher puppy but I don’t know what the best breed Cross would be I want one that can handle cold-weather hunts well and does not shed I was actually considering a standard poodle what is your opinion on the best cross for these types of characteristics I would be using it to hunt rabbit in to recover wounded deer from archery hunting and as a hiking companion
I'd love to know the answer to this too! I was going to go for a deerhound cross but was warned by the breeder they need a big house and I don't have that same as you want hunting rabbits and hiking companion
Brilliant video 😎
They look like Plummer dogs😃
would love to know are the dogs collie x.s or kelpe x,s, lovely dogs and good ferrets
Awesome. Perfection in motion 👍
What type of lurchers are they please there beautiful
What cross are the lurchers? There beautiful I'm looking to buy one soon any advice on cross breeds for rabbits and foxes?
Those dogs are outstanding
Brilliant video love to see it
Great video. Well put together. I hope the tree huggers see this and realize it's how we used to survive, and I lots of cases still do. Thank you for a great video.
True Thought , I just wanted to let you know I’m a tree hugger and a hunter with two lurchers. Absolutely that’s how we used to survive and will again in the future. We need to keep the skills alive and the land thriving.
@Tixe 100 yawwwnnnnn..... troll elsewhere. Not a good look.... fkn Troll......
@Tixe 100 🖕
What a snowflake you are dear, always looking to be churlish. Please grow up.
@@janemorrow6672 Good sentiment 👍
I was surprised - and amused - to see the polecat following you like a little dog!
Nice fur, and lots of great stew!!!
Brilliant work. Impressed with your red broken coated lurcher. Game as can be that dog x
Beautiful dogs.
Coolest video I’ve seen in a long time
How do you keep the dogs from breaking a leg running in that terrain? : O
Your dogs are first class .
Oh man. This are working dogs of the finest!
What a fantastic video and lovely looking dogs indeed.
fantastic vid mate, so good to see animals working togeather like that
years ago every man had a dog and a ferret,kept the family fed.
In the us the Mink an uses mink to flush the prey, it not for human consumption the mink hunt rats which he uses then to feed the mink. He for this for the full natural experience of the mink
really?
what does it taste like ?
Theres still a few of us left mate dont worry
OMG how awesome...great video...Thank you
This is amazing to me fastest dog breed I've ever seen , any one who can assist me by telling which dog breed is this please !🙏
This is the video that got me into it, always had ferrets all my life and i seen this and wanted a lurcher mum and dad spoke about it and eventually said i could have one if i paid for it myself... left school on the friday started work monday morning came home with an 8 week old beddy whippet x collie whippet saturday night first wage went on jess... shes 16 month old now i planned on starting her sooner but covers still a bit thick ill have her going this season
This is a great video!!! Go lurchers
superb to watch: how do you train the dogs not to go after the ferrets? I know they are fierce anyway but surely they would lose out to a dog like that?
They live in the same garden and pups are introduced to ferrets when very young.
I first came across a collie lurcher cross on a walk with my brothers Doberman a few years back and it was the fastest thing I've seen in person on four legs and this one is more beautiful and from some of those sprints could be faster! Beautiful dogs the pair of them
i own a colly lurcher.. i think she is the best dog looks like a calf ? ( tina )
What are the breeds used here to create these lurchers
A George they’re a mix with greyhounds and pit bulls.
@@hurhurhurhurhruhrurh thank you
Tyler, ? Really ? they don't look like they have any pit in them
A George a lurcher has a base of sighthound. Greyhound most popular but also deerhound,saluki etc.We have greyhound/collie and whippet/beddlington which is a great all rounder ratting,rabbiting etc. Also great gentle companions
Hi there can i ask you a quetion what type of breed is this ❤️❤️
Supper hunting bro den may I know which bread's 🐕
Can you please let me know what breed of dogs these are? I like how quick they are. I would like to consider getting one.
Thanks
My dog's favourite video, she probably recognises Marske beach and maybe even the moor. I think she also fancies one of the dogs in it.
One of the best videos on youtube.
Absolute belta the whole thing, well done all.
Beautiful Curious as to the Lurcher X? Greyhound/Whippet and......?
Look like there could possibly be some malinoisnin there
Just watched Great dog work
There's what I do not understand. I believe that I saw a white rabbit with a collar that the dogs did not chase and there was two other animals walking around that the dogs pay no attention to. Can someone explain for me? thank you.
Ferrets which are trained to clear the holes of rabbits. The bunnies are collected by the dogs.
@@thetriumphsprint Appreciated. Thank you.
I have never heard of a dog called Lurcher , is this the British Isles , & could the author give an explanation of what they are & where they come from or how they are created PLEASE because they are very fast
Not the author,but they are a working bred dog probably with greyhound foundation crossed with whatever makes them better hunters,faster or more agile...bred for function,not conformation.
Fantastic video, what breed are the lurchers ❤
How's that quick red dog bred?
What breed are three other than collie! Beautiful dogs!
Incredible filming. I have trouble shooting stationery subjects! 😁🤦♂️👏👍
Never seen this done. Looks like muddy business; especially for the ferret. Thanks!
A very satisfying video
Beautiful dogs
What mix is that dark brindle
Great video! Lucky dogs! Love to see working dogs work.
Awesome work of the dogs n ferrets
Both dogs work well but I love that dark one, really game and not afraid of taking a tumble !
Great video, thanks
Matt Hilsdon I was just thinking the same myself,looked down and there was your comment 👍
looks to be the younger dog and probably why it seemed to outpace the other towards the end of the day, the beginning was more equal.
also looked to have more collie in it.
Great video' Where did you get that jacket?
these dogs are majestic
One of the best videos on youtube.The way you captured the whole day,The wind,the dogs,the ferrets.
Brilliant camera work,felt i was there in some off those shots.
The terrain looked so hard on the dogs,yet they coped magnificently.
Take a bow all involved.Thank-you for a wonderful video.
Mikey.
Thank you for your kind words. It was the hardest film i have ever produced in many aspects. The wind made holding a camera a nightmare, the wind was hindering the dogs and over our shoulders was the rain. That being said both dogs and the ferrets worked tremendously well in harsh conditions both underfoot and around them.
The dogs were lucky on the ground with holes everywhere one wrong step and you got a dog with a broken leg and with these being working dogs the vet bill would be to much. Only going to be one outcome
gary freeman Luck was the least relevant factor.
you shoudl get out more ( tina )