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  1. fireman
    She's a pal of mine misses and deffo has plans for more....
  2. fireman
    This topic has had me wondering from the start as to why the feck start a topic asking where and how someone is then cnuting them off within a few pages?, to be honest it's the way of a dark minded man.....
  3. fireman
    Some say the ones who shout and point at others are the ones to really watch out for and you've some mouth and fingers on you....
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    Tanks

    fireman replied to Bakerboy's topic in General Talk

    They've been eating Ready Brek ....
  5. fireman
    Turned out just fine that pup and doing what it was bred to do. Still kicking myself when i see pics of that litter and all the very best with it for the future ..
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    Fecking London

    fireman replied to socks's topic in General Talk

    Beep Beep.........
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    I've caught hares with a 10 ft stop net and a jack russell more than once in the past,a dog that can't catch a hare will run it out the filed in the same place many times and on mooches in the past this has happened and iv'e gone back and netted it after the russell has chased it as a hare is a creature that uses the same runs over and over again..
  8. fireman
    And that's why a dog is no good for filling a pot with hares for a hunter/gatherer type fella and other game is far easier to catch, that is why saluki's and all the other coursing dogs were bred for sport and not as pot fillers...A hare is to much of a animal to aim at with a dog just for a smallish dinner,has been and always will be and hence why coursing dogs were and are these days bred for sport.. The saluki x maybe the best there is but that's not anything to do with the history of coursing as such and killing hares is a different sort of coursing..
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    A lurcher has and always will be a poor thing to use to catch a hare and a snare is far more effective and quieter for the poaching man and catching other things far out wieghed having a hare killing dog ..The saluki was bred for the sport of coursing and not to kill hares and from them the sport of coursing and the dogs bred for the sport travelled to the rest of the world...That is the history of coursing mate ....
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    No coursing dog has ever been bred to kill hares,it's you lads that want them to kill hares that breed them to kill hares. Coursing and killing hares are totaly different sports..
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    I myself wouldn't worry about birds hearing others birds as such as it happens in the wild all the time and every day,what i would try to do is screen from sight the different pairs and even some scaff netting will make a screen of sorts but if that was impossible to do then i'd just let them be in there seperate flights and see what happens..
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    Nice boats they are bud,i;m just selling my 7 meter rib as i don't have the time to use it fully but i also have a little Bonwitcho 400 i catch a lot of bass with trolling around Orford island way and when the Bass are here your welcome for a day out with me one weekend......
  13. fireman
    Rot in pieces the horrid fukcing thing, or have folks forgotten she once married a peado ..
  14. fireman
    Got these on wildtrack wheels for sale,£300,got 5 rims but the tyre is well fukced on the spare..rims will fit any jap/ranger pick up..BFG's.. KM3...235/75/15... cheap set of tyres on decent enough rims to be fare...
  15. fireman
    It's either greb or wilf .......
  16. fireman
    Fare play for giving that coast a go and what boat have you got ? , i boat fish a bit along that coast and at times get out to the windfarm on the otter gabbard sand bank..
  17. fireman
    "if WE get the right offer" ,,, mmm i wonder....
  18. fireman
    Awesome darts match and that nine darter leg , well done Micheal Smith indeed......
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    It's always a game of trying to guess whats right as some years one way works and some years it don't,but that is the "joy" of the hobby as every year is a learning year and i wish you all the very best of luck with your birds mate.. ..
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    New Project

    fireman replied to Moorman 1's topic in Falconry

    Awesome thread and all the very best for the rest of the season mate....
  21. fireman
    Lets keep this all calm and grown up but there's a few members who have for the last few weeks or months just been trying to provoke the mods or generaly moaning about the site rather than doing anything about improving things, mchull was last night kicking it till it broke and i could see what he was doing from the start of him posting and you all have to be a bit daft to not see it yourselves. I thought Paulus was patient with him and did the right thing to stop another bollocks ridden thread, if folk want to improve things around her then get on with it and improve things with decent thread
  22. fireman
    I'm sure you just need to have some benefit help on housing rent rather than be fully on the dole,but a very good call anyway Smithie..
  23. fireman
    Eider ducks will nest in a hole in the ground...
  24. fireman
    The thing with a aviary is you can sort of chuck in a canary hen or two if the cock is a egg pecker and that'll take his randy little mind else where,plus you get the bonus of a mule or two.. Good luck with the coming year and keep us informed with pics eh.. ...
  25. fireman
    It is and it isn't,you can keep a better eye on them in a cage but then they are forced together as such and a rampant cockbird can cause all sorts of bother in a cage. In a aviary there's more for him to do when the hen is sat on eggs and imo a aviary bird will allways be fitter and stronger than a cage kept bird so a better chance of stronger fitter youngsters,,
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