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cheers local! any info on a trophy buck?
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how do you effectively find out the age of a buck, & what constitutes a trophy head? cheers guys as i was thinking about it today!
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Ive had pups born before that where blue looking and then after a few days they went silver fawn as blue as that? ive seen blue fawn pups before, but werent as blue as that! i could be very wrong though! lol ill still say blue they do look healthy & well fed by mother!
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we need a dog that is able to turn its quarry before it makes it to cover, so for me yes it is a better lamp dog, but it could well be the case that a half x is better for you frankie! horses for courses, its all about terrain!
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as blue as blue can be! how would they have gone to a fawn?
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allright buddy, heres meg & blue, that pic i promised! mike was only saying yesterday, how well he was looking & that youre doing well with him!
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i dont think a half cross would catch as much round here, so its gotta be 3/4 for me , i couldnt in a million years swap speed for stamina!
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i have a fussy eater! a whippet! ive tried anything! (& when i say fussy eater i mean fussu eater! ANY TIPS ? APART FROM THE OBVIOUS?
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id dock my own cock if, every time i used it it would bleed! (as long as it was functional)!
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prove youre worth with a local shoot! get in with the guys & ask to check a couple of earths! , itll take time, but thats the only way you will ever see a fox! but if you are an anti, tell youre missus that the meat you all eat tastes of cardboard!
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good to get out
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go0od day lads
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cheers wife!
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id rather dog 1 fox than shoot 100, but thats just me! please dont think bad of me!
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cheers wife! they sure bolt fast & he did have a few bites!!
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do any of you guys hunt squirrels? this was ages ago! i was remanising on how good a sport it was! a good bit of sport! a pic with his catch!
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there are so many shooters round here, i think its coming detrimental to the farmers, the fox knows exactly what a light means! the only way you would catch one is to either bait a field or be lucky to stumble on one! i go by a bit of a personal motto ( never knock another mans sport!) but these rifle commandos kill huge amounts & then boast in the pub! i dont agree with it! i thaught it was about shooting & conservation, not just shooting? its a love to rear a dog & work it, takes time effort, patcience. only to find that all the fox's are dead! i do know some genuine rifle boys,
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the fezz, my mate had him before me, & he was marking straight away, after a couple of rags! the only thing is, some of the burries are big & he is small, so sometimes we have to dig him out! hes not the best at hunting up, or following a line, but he has never false marked! , round here , for every 20 burys you pass, 1 may hold, & then its only 1 or 2 bunnys, so a dog is a must!
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keens in aberkenfig have a good selection, i tend to have buck knives
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was off work today, so decided to head out & catch a few bunnys! i havent been out ferreting quite as much as id like due to a baby in the house! , and thaught id take the camera & take some shots, ( marking, pursing, & maybe a few landscape shots!) only to find my battery had gone! so youll have to do with this one in the back garden! , the border marked true every time, meg the whippet held a couple in the nets till i got there, the ferret killed one in, wich resulted in a 4 foot dig. we had 7 at the end, ( which is a good little morning out round here!) not one had young, b
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really sorry to hear that fordie, & yes, a very nice dog, had you done much with him & how old? my tupe of dog! chin up
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nice,
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am i correct in saying that if only one comes down it causes a risk of cancer? a vet told me, its a simple op to pull the pair of plums down, but sometimes theyre not actually there! what happes then?
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thanks for the replies guys!
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now ill admit, ive never really had much to do with these odd little creatures! ive dealt with roe & fallow in the past, but muntys are a bit of an alien species! purely beqause we havent got any round this neck of the woods! i have some permission in wiltshire & have never seen any on the lamp yet have seen them once running in front of the car at dawn! (so theyre defo there)! last night i was away with work & went for a walk, i put 3 up in a matter of minutes! i also know that this area is heaving! i decided to have a look in the dark with the lamp, purely for observation ( i enj
