lurcher lass
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feral cat was bloody angry!! and a little owl really surprised me,, and found odd ferret about too xx
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nice idea for a thread, its great to see the dogs having fun here are some of mine:tongue2: look forward to seeing some more Annemarie x
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SNAP! i was out today and yesterday morning, bringing on some young stuff, working a young un ferret along an adult and my bitch showing the dog pup what to do,, patience and time required but i had a great time out, i'll pop some pics up either on this thread or another whichever you perfer.. great photos and lovely to read the write up, you've got a nice lurcher there with a brilliant coat for the weather! your ferrets look good too, nice to see pics of ferrets, normally its the dogs and rabbits with the ferrets in the box, i'm a bit smitten with my ferrets thanks for the read, all
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my bitch is directly out of mike browns stock, the sire was son of jake lord of the knight, the dam however is deerhound grey, i watched the father work and couldn't fault the dog, my bitch up onto breaking her leg last year was brilliant, since the break she's hesitant at times but that will go in time, she's sound daytime but went off lamping for a bit. mike browns dogs are very honest and will have the drive to do what you ask, their coat is worth remembering but working wise you wouldn't want anything better!
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what a fantastic experience! love the dogs and the horses thanks for sharing this xx
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its fecking freezing!!
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when i lived in north london with my dad, we had foxes in the garden, it was nice to watch their habits but we never encouraged them near the house as it was nice to see them acting naturally,, however one morning dad walked into the living room to see a vixen curled up in his armchair nose tucked under the tail like a dog!! he just left the door open and came back in an hour it was gone,, another time we had meat defrosting for that nights dinner and a older cub came in dragged it past me dad out the door! (who was so surprised he watched our dinner go!) we laughed about it at the time but to
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i understand your point but england is only helping ireland because they have money saved there themselves,, the only thing i can't understand is its all well and good england helping ireland due to being part of the eu but where's the line of eu countries helping england?
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best working dog that i've worked was my bitch before she broke her leg, she was flying, sadly i took her out lamping the other night and she didn't even put her foot down, she's grand daytime but lamping there is no heart in it, so now i'll be concerntrating on making the pups good lampers and she can continue with day work, its a real pity but joys of working dogs,, completly gutted and one day i'll breed from her as before the break she really proved herself and like i say she can still do daytime happily but best working lurcher i've seen is my other halfs bull x before the curse of ag
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very nice photos there mate, i rarely use nets as it means more runs for the dogs,, what breeding is the black one? same stamp as my bitch, looks like you had a good day out keep the photos coming!! great to see! also what kind of camera do you use? mine 9/10 is blurry and would love to get pics of the dogs running all the very best Annemarie x
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time to start wearing hats, scarves and wolly underwear, its getting cold!
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just seen this thread!! stunning looking litter there! nice to see some really healthy happy pups they certainly are strong looking, keep us updated!! i like the look of the grizzle ones x x x
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nice dogs there mate and really like your signature
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people like these do my head in!! we've all spent a long time seeking permission BUT we've all known people who have done a spot of poaching here and there, but like in everything in life its how you do things, if your going to poach its always much better if no one knows you were there, that way you can go back again with no bother, always always should respect the land and livestock, to steal or break fencing etc is awful but to as badly injure an animal as this is a complete disgrace and its all of us that take the slake!!
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i will certainly give you more warning lol look forward to meeting you next time x x
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and there was me feeling rough that i hadn't started ferreting yet, i'll leave it a few weeks so, thanks for the tip off, bring on real winter x
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turns out i'm not even worth a simple phone call
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give me ur number
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Didn't realse you were waiting for me to phone......lol x x
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Buzby can't dial because of his wings, no disposable thumbs xx
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really enjoyed reading that, thank you
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i have blocked this lonely pathetic individual from sending me messages due to him being a complete idiot
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this book is certainly worth every single penny!!! if you ordered just one of these photos framed you'd expect to pay a fortune!! the pictures are stunningly beautiful and i feel like you could nearly poke old puss on the nose every photo is moving and its amazing to see the beauty in the combining the dog, hare and camera,, edited to say many thanks darcy I only hope we have a book on deerwork of similar quailty
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you'll be surprised what you can get away with,,, about 3 year ago i had similar problem, one dog stayed with a friend ( who sadly ended up keeping her, as she settled in well by the time i was sorted,, shame lost a good dog there) my lurcher stayed with me, i decided i needed at least one dog with me no matter what! i put adverts up at news agents asking for a room to let stating i do have a dog, but will keep the place spotless and inviting them to meet the dog etc within 4 days i had 8 offers, and this was in a village area not a big town,, and as someone else has put the dog kept me s
