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    Most omniverous race on the planet,seen them eat some bizzare dishes in the past,civet cat was quite expensive over there,and we used to live near a snake-soup restaurant with tight-weave wire-mesh baskets of cobras stacked outside on the pavement each day,wouldnt discount it,but I know lots of chinese living here in the UK,several of whom are restauranteurs,and cant imagine them paying £40 for a fox,but stranger things have happened
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    Colour-coded penile-girth vacuum seals
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    Benefit fraud,assault,theft,drunk and disorderly,growing dope................................ http://news.aol.co.uk/police-with-crime-re...083449760655477
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    Heron....

    mackem replied to Deker's topic in General Talk

    POOR SOLE Looks like a 'dab' hand. Kev. I am flounder'ing for an answer to that
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    They think they are Nico Toscani(above the law)most need stringent psychological and psychometric tests,no one can argue there are some genuine knuckle-draggers in the force,who will guard the guards
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    I just think the buck was a little rut-crazed,I wouldnt know about "Bummed"
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    I read the story in a bowhunting mag,he was hunting during the rut and had smothered himself in doe oustrus scent.
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    Who said money doesnt grow on trees
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    Wasnt in the 's artic,and these arent in a boot,but they do prove whippets have their uses
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    This times the exception I will stick some pics up next week that prove whippets can catch the odd rabbit or two on rough ground,picture speaks a 1000 words
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    9 times out of ten I am wrong
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    JPT,you live in a gret area for whippets,someone will take you out,base your choice on that
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    Ah,glad thats sorted then,so you werent speaking from long-standing practicalities but from the odd occassion out with whippets?Hate to reiterate,ounce of practical is better than a ton of theory
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    Thats better artic,earlier when you said your always practical I was expecting you to stick a pic up of your whippet I thought you must have had or worked one,thats what I meant by an ounce of practical beats a ton of theory Anyone can theorise,but its only those who have actually owned or worked a whippet who can actually speak from experience
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    Mack, as you know, I've done a bit, (and still do!!!), around Northumberland, and before I got the wander lust, it was the ONLY place I worked my dogs, which at the time were predominately Whippets; if they could handle this ground, they could handle owt !!! LOL !!! Cheers. Its true Charts,northumberland is hard ground,its not easy
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    My mistake,when you said "Pocket" and beddie I mistook it for a "Poachers-pocket" as I have seen several which looked like bedlington crosses
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    say that again sorry i dont get you? x What exactly constitutes a "Poachers-pocket" lurcher?
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    How much are poachers-pocket chris?Is it just a first cross or bedlington/lurchersX bedlington/lurchers linebred?
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    Not archives mate,just some very small dogs with a few rabbits
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    Patley bridge in yorkshire?Cant imagine your area is any different,certainly havent seen anywhere in your county I wouldnt feel confident in running a dog.Give me a few days,I have some negatives of my first dogs up in the loft,let me get hard copy from them,whippet types that we all had as kids,I have a decent pic of a few rabbits they caught over a couple of nights on really hard ground in northumberland,never got a nick,scratch,nor mark on them,they werent pure whippets,just sold as whippets But an ounce of practical is worth a ton of theory
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    Which part of the north was the guy from who sent his whippet back up?
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    Bedfordshire was never exactly renown for its arduous terrain,ask your mate with the frail fragile whippet to take you north,try parts of yorkshire and northumberland,its a little different
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    The terrain in your area artic is no better and certainly no worse than the north of england mate,thats a fact
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    I think the only people who can answer the original posts are those who have owned whippets and worked them around the british isles for several seasons to evaluate their performance
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    I wouldnt call round,and I doubt you spotted us
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