alimac
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hope these help
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il second that one, all above board pest controll/game protection.... well done to all involved
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just back from vets.... my bitch was havin a run tonight, she clipped some old wire and cut the artery and vein in her front leg... f##k me i shit my pants, was real worried, driving and trying to put preasure on her wound was a bit tricky, vet called and met him at the surgery... all is well and good now, touch wood... wish i had been carrieing a bandage of some kind, wont go out with out one again.... any way id better get off my arse and go try to clean the car up best i can
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will take photo tomorrow and put it on for you to see, glad i could be off some help. good luck
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ditch try using a 1 litre bottle as a drinker, cut a 3 or 4 inch square in the side( about 4 or 5 inchs off the floor). tie it in the corner of the larson with a bit of string. there tail hits off the back of the bottle so find it almost impossible to mess there water, guess the same idea would work with there food.... another tip for catching hoodies, use a one piece stick with a small brass type hook in the end and a screw about 3 inchs up the shaft with just the head showing, hook onto partition behind the entry door, using the screw to act as a stop for the door. found this prevents a
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a good read mate, keep at it ...... happy hunting
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you too genourous mate,, wouldnt give him f..k all head start, after all it would be classed as vermin control not sport
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would never feed venison to my dogs that i didnt know how it was killed, when vets are called out to a deer that has been bumped the injection they use ( to compensate the shock i think) aint to good for you or your animals to consume.. only learnt this a few weeks ago at a basc game handleing course,,, so be warned all
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just wondering if yous have seen any foxs paired up or heard them calling yet ????
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just back, ran 14 caught 9, very pleased with the dog as vet said he would be un likely to run again after a severe cut to ligements etc in foot..
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dont worry quite yet mate, give the other one time.. think my last dog pup dropped his about 6 month.. some will say remove it if it dont drop while others will say it is ok to leave....
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joe im gutted for you, hope it comes right for the dog, aint happened to any of mine yet, touch wood, but im sure id be :sick: chin up mate
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You can get better. The bullx is over rated. A good beddyx will take a battering time and time again Anything with a beddy in it is a ready made fox dog. These bull things that are about these days dont even look like lurchers. They grab hold of the quary by any part and just hold on(bum biters) witch means things die slowly at the hands of a bullx . We all know the real reson most people got one of these things anyway b****** the dirty b*****ds. smoothrun... what a load of shit !! you aint been out with any of the well bred stuff that was mentioned earlyer in this thread then..
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This is my old half cross (brindle).... a touch on the slow side not by much though, was a good dog for drawing before times changed...
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:11: Quality, not much makes me smile this early..
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was that the one he missed at ten feet.... a couple of dodgy looking guys there... :11: well done fella's You must know him well because 10 feet is being very generous. :oops: was nice to turn the tables for a change, he got a right ribbing. wont let him forget that one for a while.. :11:
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alrite all had some off the boys up bushing the last few days, wet but good fun, all on keepered ground, shot 3, put 3 to ground, and caught the rest with lurchers ( after being wounded of course, wouldnt dream of runnin a healthy fox) and [bANNED TEXT] any one says it im north of the boarder so was all above board... off out for a few now. well earned i thinks......
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Is a Fell terrier and a Patterdale terrier the same thing?
alimac replied to Pignut's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
well said pignut, some dog man thats scoffs at someone taking in a rescue dog.. well done mate......... pritty sure there the same dog mate, but sure someone will put me right if i aint all the best alimac -
wish i got post like that
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well done, good to see some photos of different quarry being posted,
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hope your loon has some happy hunting ahead of him, all the best with your pup pal
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if your dogs are that hard that a fox aint a good test for them whats all this about doubling up???? is this not a prime way to suffocate a earth dog?? or kill him by gettin pushed forward into his quarry by the dog behind him tryin to push past??? is it not right that by puttin a second dog in your reducing the chance of a bolt?? I have no real right to say it as i have never met you but your words dont sound like they come from someone who i would call a true earth worker,,, so come on get some pics up of your terriers as im sure they will be some state if they av been working any qu
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:welcomeani: happy hunting
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I got her from durham area when i lived down that way, she will be about 3 now , some would say she might look good but can she do her job, my replie would be that she aint let me down yet look forward to catchin up jock
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Every dog is different, mine used to strike where ever they could and then either shake or crunch, the latter normally took a bit more stick than a shaker, as long as your dog had a good heart he would off done the job one way or another, it dont really matter how he did it. the good old days eh