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Everything posted by countrymon
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that is a shame mate. sorry to hear that ATB for the future
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Aye and the old bsa Bantam headlight with a cut off brush stale for a handle
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Rip kass. Can't take your memories away
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It Will get easier mate given time, had to have my old lad put to sleep last year, vet came and did it in the garden. we were all there. i was a wreck. You still have the memories and looks like she had a real good life with you all. Rip Fly.
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brilliant
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Rip Murphy, had to have Jake my old lad put to.sleep in May 13years I completely lost it, I was bawling my eyes out. Never affected me like that previously. Just goes to show what a strong bond we can develop with our dogs. Keep your pecked up.mate, it gets easier with time
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That was an excellent article, thanks for sharing it?
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countrymon replied to David84's topic in Ferrets & Ferreting
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i always go out on my own mate, to avoid the very situation that you have described. What a nightmare that must have been. only ever made one exception and that was taking me daughter out, with one dog each, slip each one individually, just to get a young dog some experience really. still laughing thinking about the young un spinning about on the lead watching the old lurcher coursing the rabbit up the hedge. Looking back i was lucky he did not open up. He caught his 1st rabbit that night actually.?
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Looks a nice sort Ross.Bedlingtoncross?!
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its happened to me mrs aswell mate?
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.I've got one here, 13 now . Collie greyhoundxbeddlington whippet. She was a very sharp bitch in her younger days, good nose, turn on a sixpence and a very committed strike. So committed in fact I could hardley bear to watch when the rabbit was close to cover when in pursuit. Sadley had to retire her at 5 years. Hit some sheep wire as she struck a bolted rabbit . Broke a bone in her neck. Carried her 1.5 mile back home,she was paralyzed, vet said leave her here ,give her a week if she's not up by then she's not getting up. Went back on day 6 , vet came out looking a bit glum, gave me the b
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it wants shutting down?
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Very very nice. Looks like your doing a good job with rearing them. Is this the 1st litter you have bred?.
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After you have dressed them,Try soaking them in salt water over night , then drain off and rinse carcass under tap before cooking
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What a shower of w###ers who ever has done that. What goes on in their f###in heads
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Christ, looks like the Michelin man.lol
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Sorry to here that mate
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You have a valid point there in regards to your comment that a lot of the show bred whippets never get a chance to run game. Just a month or so back I was out with my lurchers, just for a walk after work. Bumped into a women with a black whippet on a lead. I stopped to admire her dog . He was 3 years old and she said came from a very good line of pedigree dogs, father , grandfather show champs etc etc. My dogs were off the lead at the time so I asked her if she ever let's it off the lead as we were,well way from roads,and cattle. She said she didn't like to really as it keeps catching the loca
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Yep they can't outrun a bullet, that's for sure
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Fair point
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Used to be quite a few that colour up in the penines other side of Macclesfield
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What height has she made ?