SONNY

Great pics

There were a few anti's last year,one half-wit dressed up as a hare.Me & the missus have gone over the last few years & have a cracking week, couldn't make it this time.

Absolutley spot on

All things considered,a good result Snoops.The dog looks happy to let off steam after being laid up.

Good to see Swamper.It must have been great watching her running again .

Two Irish hunters got a pilot to fly them to Canada to hunt moose. They bagged six.As they started loading the plane for the return trip,the pilot said the plane could only take four moose. The two lads objected strongly."Last year we shot six,and the pilot let us put them all on board and he had the same plane as yours". Reluctantly, the pilot gave in and all six were loaded. However,even with full power, the little plane couldn't handle the load and went down. A few moments after climbing out of the wreckage,Paddy asked Mick " Any idea where we are?" " I think we're pretty clos

Thanks for the info everyone,another quick question,as they'll be fully grown come November/December time will they be ready for me to start working them at the start of the season?

Signed,hope you can save it.

This is my first year of keeping ferrets.I picked up two jill kitts a month ago at about eight weeks old.what age do they become fully grown? Cheers,Sonny

I got my dog from a rescue at 18 months.It does take a lot of patience as you have to start from scratch with basic obedience .He's never going to be the best dog around but he does ok on the lamp for me & to be honest if i was a better trainer he'd be a better dog.Glad your mate's giving it a go & best of luck.

Best of luck with her Rew

Absolute nutters the lot of them,rigged up a firebomb to a womans car near us a few years back,she would have burnt to death if a neighbour hadn't pulled her out.

What kind of halfwits would do that for 20 quid, druggies??

Enjoyed that,excellent stuff.

Good news Joe ,must make it all worthwhile.