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  1. mynirvana just a little dig to a bunny you want to see how far you have to dig to Charlie round here and your right Mad Dog Mcrea are the Dogs B0LL0CKS
  2. I was going to write a couple of reports about our trips out at the start of this season but Iv'e decided to let the pictures do the talking ENJOY!!! Regards Sean
  3. I was going to write a couple of reports about our trips out at the start of this season but Iv'e decided to let the pictures do the talking ENJOY!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHhC6qUBLAc&fmt=18 Regards Sean
  4. Nice one mate looks another good day. regards Sean
  5. Been out 4 times had a dozen twice then a good 26 and 11 this weekend. That was hard work still to much cover but farmer says he's going to cut for us and hopefully there's some good frosts on the way so that should strip it back as well. Well up for a day out mate will return the favour on some of my permission if your interested. Regards Sean
  6. Well done sounds like a good day! Still waiting for my invite HaHa Regards SEAN
  7. Cheers fella out this Sunday with the Video Camera so hopefully put one together by midweek Regards
  8. Cheers mate filmed on a Panasonic P2 200 Regards Sean
  9. Thanks Gents, the rough dog is mark739 bitch Deerhound / Greyhound Regards Sean
  10. Hi went out with mark739 and the new pup (KODA) I Had off TVlurcherman (thanks) She's a lovely looking bitch. Plenty of work to do with her but she looks very promising, broken to ferrets already going to take her out ferreting this weekend and let her have a little look at what its all about. Heres a couple of pics from our evening mooch ENJOY!!! KODA SUNSET MOOCH KODA SUNSET OVER CORNWALL
  11. Have got a Lurcher with the same problem could be the Sebaceous glands Stud Tail (Supracaudal Gland Infection) There is a sebaceous gland near the base of the tail in both dogs and cats that sometimes becomes over-active and/or infected. In cats, this condition is called "stud tail" even though the problem sometimes occurs in females and castrated males. In dogs, the same condition is usually just called by it's medical name: Supracaudal Gland Infection or Supracaudal Gland Hyperplasia. If no underlying problems (typically fleas) are found, then treatment consists
  12. look nice take it the Mrs isn't in, boots on the furniture
  13. What's the place called ? Regards Sean south farm, its in blackborough. Looks nice, let us know how you got on
  14. What's the place called ? Regards Sean
  15. Lowa Mountain GTX good choice fella, where about's in Cornwall? Regards Sean
  16. Not yet mate, hoping to do some ratting very soon so should knock somthing up from that. Regards Sean
  17. He's not very clever though, infact I would go as far as to say he's solid, hence the name "ROYAL" Hahahha
  18. Glad you enjoyed it gents. Stoaty, fawn dog bedie greyhound x whippet. If you interested I knocked a ferreting video up, link below ENJOY http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/190847-ferreting-in-kernow/
  19. Just found this video I knocked up at the begining of the season...ENJOY Regards Sean
  20. Yes you can, but the dog helps a lot we only ferret sets that the dog marks
  21. Out for a mornings ferreting in Cornwall. Take a look at the video Enjoy Regards Sean
  22. Thats a real mans dig, WELL DONE, great write up. Regards Sean
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