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at WHAT age can YOU tell if a lurcher is ANY GOOD or not?
TOMO replied to adamb20's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
DONT FORGET THE GROUND IS VERY HARD AT THE MOMENT, AND UNLESS YOUR RUNNING ON THIK GRASS PADDOCKS I WOULDN'T BE RUNNING A DOG, THE HARDER THE GROUND THE HATDER IT IS TO TURN. THE ARABLE LAND ROUND HEAR THAT IS NOW STUBBLE IS LIKE CONCRETE. -
i have to say i like bees , so fair play to ya trying to save them like the other pestys on here i have told beekeepers of swarms i have been to. but im amazed the home owner wanted to go to the expence of hiring you and the cheery picker for the day.
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i have a litter of these . my old bitch Visa saluki cross out of captin , mated to a minshaw dog that has a lot of collie in its make up.
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i cant understand any one that keeps them on. if there damaged they will cause problems , and cost money, when they could just be removed when young. they serve no purpose , and are like our own coxic , at the end of our spine , or our apendix, no use. there are lots of body parts on difrent animals, that serve no purpose throwback to pre historic times . or that the animal has evolved and no longer needs them
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well the neighbours are not going to forget you stubby, what with catapulting squirrels and stuff i have removed those babies with a feeret on a line in the past my mate outside with the rapid shooting them as they bolt and sit on the roof. also the ferret cought a few in side
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heres some clips Lennard found a few year ago http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...ic=31487&hl=
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good bag there lads a nice start for this season, more to come i hope
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good stuff mate only 5 years working for myself mate, still learning by making mistakes plenty of old hands on hear to learn off
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come on stuby own up how many more times you been back we all learn by our mistakes, i got one now in my vilage half price wasp nest, wished i hadn't
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ME donations welcome
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your last post was what i was going to write first, you can bet this squirrel wants IN chances are theres a drey. with more babies/young i think you were too cheap mate. also think the company that said let it in had the right idea , they probly relised there was a reson for it wanting IN you can bet you will visit this house 3-4 maybe 5 times. especialy with just 1 trap in position
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Nuisance Barking in the kennel
TOMO replied to Rabbithunter's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
well at least you have sorted your problem but could you not have yoused rechargble batteries in the collar -
captin is also dead, and fettle was NOT splodge's dam. splodge was mated to fettle .
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yep just looked myself L.G. they were £56 must have been an offer they had on, you may have a point J.D 18 STONE is more likly to were them down
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i'm a uk 11,got a size 11 muck boot but they feel slightly too big!think i would have got away with a 10. you missunderstand , im on about the "la crosse" as im NOT recomending the muck
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word of warrning though, you need a size bigger cos there american, im an 11.5 uk but needed a 13
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do a search through my posts, lurchergirl i did a post about them with pics, my sole wore smooth in less then 6 month, yes i did wear them daily, and a bit of raod walking. they do make your feet sweat like hell, but that will happen with all neoprean lined wellys at this time of year. personly i like the "LA CROSSE" welly, theres a pic of both of them on my post, it has a walking boot sole and are still going stong a year later, the neoprean is slightly thinner on this boot, and its welcome, theres allso i thin fleese over the neoprean, a verry very good boot in my op
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This show goes from strength to strength, was very good the 2 previouse years , but this year toped them . and long may it continue i only herd good things about winning dogs , and judging, so all the bullshit last month about wich dogs would win was clearly sour grapes and just blatent stiring. big thanks to danny, sue, and all the other organisers that i dont know. BRILIANT SHOW, WELL DONE TOMO
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I bought 2 bottles from the vet over the last week and niether had a sarynge, but there was a mesure pot
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i usualy use ficam d feck looking that close at em they are intresting creatures though
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just looked online at thetford museum, and it does mention the warreners so i asume there's still a display
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CLASSIC STUBBY, SOME PEOPLE LOCAL TO ME STILL YOUSE THE EXPRESION "CHIP OIL" and some of you lot wanting to be born a hundred years ago must be mad, your looking at it through rose coloured specs most folk only got 1 day a YEAR holiday, and did any of you see a program last week about operations in victorian times :sick: basicly if you had an op , you died, only a few survived. any way back on track, like you brimmer i love the old storys and pics of the warreners. there was a display about them in thetford(norfolk) museum , dont know if its still there. i think that
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i like the power saw always used a panel saw or hack saw . cutting down the length of the spine, i can see B&Q sales of those saws going up
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WELL SAID, G, IM SHURE THE GREAT WAR SURVIVORS WERE SUPPOSED TO COME HOME , AND BE GRANTED SOME LAND, BUT THEY SAW NOTHING OF THAT. BRAVE LADS THE LOT OF THEM ,
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ITS ALWAYS EASIER TO DEAL WITH THE MEAT IF ITS CHILLED PUT THE THE BIG QUATERS IN A CHEST FREEZER FOR AN HOUR OR TWO , THEN WHEN IT COMES TO TAKING JOINTS OF , RIBS , CHOPS. ITS A LOT EASIER TO DEAL WITH , WHEN ITS WARM OR AT ROOM TEMP , THE MEAT SLIDES ROUND TO EASY. ALSO A WOOD TABLE IS EASIER . SALT GETS THE BLOOD OUT THE WOOD AS WELL