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    Nearly 4 still young yet
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    Put him over this mainly whip/grey with a splash of collie and bedlington in there just under 22" very fast and punches well above her wieght
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    Start off just clipping the lead on in the house, let the dog get used to having the lead hanging from it, some dogs take a while to get used to the lead stay patient it wont quicken the process if the dog knows you are getting stressed out
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    This is quite a old article and the idiot who wrote it was university educated. This prompted a "Oh F*ck" reaction from members of parlement and policies were imediatley put forward to get kids in schools to visit farms to see where the food actually comes from, my missus has attended a few of these outings with the kids and says half the parents at these days out dont realise where the foodchain starts and are absoloutely gobsmacked that they kill poor cows and pigs for food.
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    Very nice
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    Same as put everything through mine without a hiccup
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    Left the house at half eight got back in 3.05 AM saw two rabbits and nothing else, becoming quite a regular occurance getting a bit pissed off with it now
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    A chap I know is after a beddy/whip if this is what the dog is, he is based in Bristol to it would be a pet home he has a border terrier already and really looks after his animals, if this is any good to you pm me atb nasher
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    Cree lights

    nasher1 replied to bryson's topic in General Talk

    Took mine out just now while walking the dogs always brings a smile to my face when i turn it on its hard to believe how bright it is from such a small torch, one thing though when you first get it the batteries go flat quite quick but after you have charged them up they last a good while.
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    what model lamp is it then........... Its a nightsearcher you can get um for less than twenty quid, if you paid £150 for it I have a spare blitz here you can have for £300
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    If your carrying that about at least get yourself a decent lamp, I tried one of those a few year ago even with a 100w bulb in it was pretty crap
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    Cree lights

    nasher1 replied to bryson's topic in General Talk

    About two weeks, my mates took about three
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    Cree lights

    nasher1 replied to bryson's topic in General Talk

    have you used it yet mate if so how far do you reckon the beam goes Just purchased. Sounds awesome! Is this seriously adequate for taking a few bunnys? Cheers Gaz Yes you will be very impressed with it, put it this way a friend of mine has it on his .223 for foxes, when you zoom it out its ideal for some urban scrumping
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    Cree lights

    nasher1 replied to bryson's topic in General Talk

    Its down to £12.89 now heres the listing number (300747528367) have a look
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    Cree lights

    nasher1 replied to bryson's topic in General Talk

    I have just bought a 1800 lumen zoomable on the bay from china about £13 comes with two batterys and charger its got the T6 light chip, Roy Lupton just reviewed a simaler model on fieldsports channel but his costs £150 the one I got has a higher output, fits in your pocket a treat zooms into a nice bright square of light much better than a lot of sh*t they are trying to sell over here.
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    This is the way to go take the free legal advise he will give you, it will take all the guesswork out of it and put your mind at rest.
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    Dont bother with the wag you might as well crap in their foodbowls it would be better for them, some dogs thrive on redmills racer gives others the runs (goes straight through my beddy/whip) redmills are doing Excell now which has even more protien content but you will have to try different foods to find the one which suits your dog, you dont feed the same food all year round anyway I,m sorry if I've complicated things but its not as simple as that.
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    A very good post I really enjoyed that thank you
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    Mine was very easy to train but can be headstrong, they can go through a very akward stage between 8-12 months or there abouts when they get very rebellious you have to stick with it, you tend to get a few for sale around this age but they do settle down again and make good dogs.
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    Its no good round our way Brian you will have to go further south if you want to find rabbits in any numbers.
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    Haha rub it in Nash, some of us had to work unfortunately. Did you put your dog in anything ? Nah left the dogs at home thought it was gonna be too hot for them, they never win anything anyway
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    SACS all the way heres a cover document which comes with your membership this explains in easy to understand terms whats covered
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    Well thats obvious whenever I see a roadkill doe I just get the uncontrollable urge to grab a couple of pups and have a photo taken, just cant help myself.
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    Was that doubled up or single slips, I usually wait till they are 5 weeks old before running solo
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    I went yesterday and topped up me tan. a good day out
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