Chaff
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Hello mate Yes I would like avoid too much terrier and collie blood. They seem very jealous types when quarry on ground. I have been out with a baddie whippet x collie that stood like a garden ornament in the middle of bury while it all went off around him He did have blue eyes though lol
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Anyone bred a litter for a pup studied the litter for 8 weeks or so then made a well thought choice, then passed the rest on, only to find your choice of pup was no where near as good as a sibling that you passed on. What a pisser, but I guess it still proves your on the right track as far as your choice of sire and dam. Can a really good strong bloodline miss a generation as far as producing exceptional litters ?
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I have already done that mate my trust in the 800 year breeding was just too strong lol
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cheers Paulus that post makes a lot of sense mate thank you.
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good one that DC one of favs mate
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Good one what's the thinking behind that fred any ideas
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Road work with a push bike type running, or out running free I on the advise of someone else used to leave him to run with the older dogs (fitted with garman) which I dont want to take that path again. Just a little pocket rocket for a few bunnies
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Well this time around what I'm looking for are. To come from good working parents that do what I would like do with pup. ( rabbits) I think more site hound and less collie Terrier as my last had too much going on, took months to stop him herding and digging lol Also I'm going to hold this one back for the first 18months of its life and then introduce to the chase. Anyone disagree or can add something to the above that I've missed Cheers
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Have you chosen different temperaments before deerhunter and if so did they turn out to be hard work Thanks
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Thanks for your honesty my last pick was done on size really and tried to pick the one that had more running dog about it. As the litter was all shapes and sizes.
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Just asking what some of you more experienced blokes look for, I have been told different things. Some say to pick the most aggressive one some say take the one that gets away from the aggressive one and doesn't get nailed, also told pick the most quiet sleepy one as they make for a more bidable easier to train. Any one relate to this ? Or is it a case of what you as an owner make of them. Thanks in advance for any replys.
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Thermaband gold measures .6 if any use to anyone.
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Lol I just sent a work text to customer listening bulbs that need changing, but this auto text thing changed bulb to build everywhere
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Wildlife expert Chris Packham at centre of police probe for sniffing a goshawk as part of BBC’s The One Show segment on the successful return of the species to the New Forest
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Sniper sling elastic, seems you have the thickest one mate at .8
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Thanks for that mate I think the one mil stuff would suit me as the posts on mine aren't very wide. Have you tried just quickly taking aim it works better for me rather than hovering over target. Cheers for that info will get some on order
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What's the green elastic tatsblisters Is it stronger then the gold I have doubled up, last 3 times i used mine all 3 on target only ten yards or so distance. I wouldn't mind a bit more power as I no longer have pooch back up
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Helped me out a few times with dog advice, and he was right with his prognosis, so hope he keeping well and stopped beating red hot leaf springs with hammers lol
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Nah wood be long gone off mate, might have a few porcupine quills in there though
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Yeah the sweetest bananas, think they grew them in mountains mate. They would go off real quick so couldn't export.
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Possibly they were,sat here thinking what great catapult fodder they would have been, but as loved up newly weds we fed them pink bananas rather than steel balls lol
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Maybe Mac it was a while back chipmunks and fruit bats were considered pests from what I understood,just months after we got home they got hit with tsunami. Sri lanka for me was the trip of my lifetime certainly helped broaden the mind as to what's really important in life.
