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    W W 3 ?

    donnyc replied to bird's topic in General Talk

    Well at a local american base fact is a load are being deployed as im writing ..Thats from someones wife on the base
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    20 months? I would ask them to open your ticket
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    One force spent £6000 with a now sacked person to get a gun over the limit FACT stripped the gun and altered it and fed it pellet by pellet by hand ..The gun was set to take a certain pellet as its loading magazine was a proto type
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    Was that for workers or ribbon hunters, donny. Different times. When the white Russell types were being " smartened up ", the Sealyham influence being bred out, the Queen Anne legs being corrected, the working Lakeland blood being used . But, they were being used as working terriers still, that was the important thing. For work that required the correct Jack Russell way of going about things. True breeding types became established, more or less, that could win the rosette but still be dug to. Why ? Different times. Easier times. Many lines never needed lakie blood well before the sho
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    Thanks Barrie
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    Many thanks I have forwarded them on to the organiser...need a few more Again thank you
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    Plenty round here on the drillings fields were blue today when I was out
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    Was that for workers or ribbon hunters, donny. Most were ribbon hunters mate TBH I saw it coming used to tell mates who was going to win the shows beforehand ..disgrace thats why I never joined that certain club
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    the 80s did start the export for really high money 5 figures plus for a little( click )in the JRTCGB then a named kennell had a years wages for some of his stuff and it wasnt just the one terrier
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    roughly between 40 to 37 years ago now cant remember when AS was here he didnt last long as a whipper in
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    No I only saw what he had when he came down for a days hunting and a days digging that was enough for me LOL
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    might listen to the amophradite
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    AS had ward bred winston then bought tanner in then was finished in hunt service and lived just outside earls colne essex then rumour has it he ended up working in a dogs home his ex is still local
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    Yes 100% on that can you remember a dog of his called bret Whose ward or AS and to an above post Tanner wasnt winstons dam she was white dog x coloured bitch no ward in her
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    Yes 100% on that
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    Tanner was red winston belonged to a prick A.S last heard out of hunt service and working at a dog shelter
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    lepto from rats I reckon
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    Any jab with lepto in it
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    Police do feck all local widlife officer in his brand new pick up never seen mud under his tyres spends more time sitting in a layby asleep
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    Its not good walking permission and finding Deer carcasses just left laying about and you cannot call them sportsmen in any sense of the word when the ground is rock solid with frost and you see a load of lurcher prints covered in blood where there pads have been ripped by the hard ground really makes you wonder Why
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    No first I saw was 1976 while cubbing hounds marked three in, in a small cover dug all three then hounds being called out and one came out in front of me and turned back in ..Told huntsman to draw again but never picked up a line at all..Saw another same area in the 90s while out for a dig but it left cover..Keepers used to tell me about the odd one seen and my mate saw one last week..Lovely looking things..Got a lot of permission in that area so could well have one with luck
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    No these are really silver with black points...Just the throwbacks to when there was a fur farm early 1900.. They do come big though
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    You mean pure silver, like a silver mink? Surely there's a few of those mounted! Not the bluish type like mink more silver and always very big foxes
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    doncampbell@fsmail.net many thanks
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    Few large silver ones round here...think one or two escaped from a fur farm that was way way back in time just shows that throw backs will pop up after many generations
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