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see quite a few of the blacks around the bedfordshire area,saw my first wild blacks down in gloucestershire back in the early 90's .

My mrs had one that was a pet for years,it fell out the nest and she looked after it and it tamed down she gave it the opertunity to fly off loads of times was forever taking it outside but it just clung to her, every time she threw it in the air to fly it just came straight back on her shoulder ,was a comical thing. I cant see how you'd get any problems reguarding the law etc as long as the bird was well looked after

i am a cider drinker just realised i was to late i must be a bit bodmin

we had an american red clawed cray hanging on the line the other day as we were float fishing lol my boy pulled him in . Bas**ds eat your bait lol

dog magazine the free on line mag ran that story to .At least some one saw some sense and realised you dont have to put "fighting" dogs down

i dont want to be kept alive just let me go with a bit of dignity ,then just cremated no service or anything like that as i'm an atheist dont believe in god or the devil , they can toss my ashes anywhere they like , dont want no wake where people all gather around saying what a great bloke i was in life when they really think what an asshole.Thats my wishes and there all written down lol .Am i a misserable ba*tard ? no just how i want it to be .

dito

I dont think his mind is as sharp as what it was,might see him fight a couple of no names but cant see him going any where .

looks like its been pulled

i focused on the black stripe and yes i'm wrong it is a red

there quite common around these parts they were first noticed in letchworth garden city and over the years have spread scroll down theres a bit about them in here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letchworth_Garden_City

You say its from woburn i used to live near there and as they have a few breeds of deer i would say that that one looks like the pere david breed which has the black line running down its back. If you drive through woburn they have the red deer herds on the right and the fallow on the left ,there commercialy farmed anyway .

cool pics

dont hurt for a dog to miss a meal some folks miss a day any way , just keep plenty of fresh water down

its a matter of preference as to a good kibble or raw but i'd never feed tinned dog food