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Is he coming on holiday with us?
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Have a good, hard, think. Once, he's gome, he's gone. Maybe you have a friend who could have him on loan for a while? He sounds like a decent dog, and hopefully he won't end up with one of the many many idiots out there.
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A friend of mine (on this site) went to see the O.P to buy a hound x off him a while back, that he was advertising on here. Well I must say, what an honest bloke, and what a great dog, does everything he said, and more, can't fault the dog at all, it's a cracker, and the O.P went out of his way to show it at work. So if the lurcher is anything like the hound, it'll be a decent animal. Good luck with the sale.
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I'd rather be over prepared and not need it. . . . . . than not bother and regret it afterwards when i'm burying my dog.
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I suppose it sort of could work, i've been out lamping and come across them feeding on dead sheep etc. Also, I used to throw all of the dead poults in the same field every day (for another purpose) and at night would often see them mooching across it. And I guess if you lived in a real hot country, perhaps a watering point wouldn't be a bad place to stake out, pre lamping???
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Yorkshire Puddings - Gluten Free flour (Gram flour, Rice flour, Cornflour, Potato flour etc), eggs, almond milk, baking soda, baking powder, xantham gum. But you need to sift the flour more, about four times, to get the maximum air in it, so it rises, because the flour is heavier. Lasagne - Gluten Free pasta sheets, meat, veg etc with a dairy free white sauce - which is vitalite melted on the hob, taken off and the mixed with gluten free flour until it makes a dough, then using almond milk (or soya milk) slowly blend together off the heat until it's liquid (milk consistency) then back on t
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Kudos to you man but can I ask you what you tend to cook? I'm a lactose intolerant diabetic and now being tested for celiac disease.... I'm a bit more awkward than you I don't let it hold me back, as like you said, it's best eating what we do than these pre prepared food. Any tips would be great White We cook pretty much all of the stuff we used to cook, only now with a bit more of an eye for detail. So, the last few days, as an example - Tuna Mayo Pasta, spring onion, and as i'm dairy intolerant I can have sheep cheese on it. Home made Indian, Curry, Dahl, R
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Anybody Seĺl Whole Deer Carcass On Here ??
Ideation replied to dommorris92's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
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Aye, you sure do need a good idiot filter. At the end of the day, any thing like that and you know the person is a joke.
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how long you been coeliac jai,my eldest went through a terrible time as a teenager for a good few years and was finally diagnosed with it and has to be careful where she eats and what she eats It's funny mate, My Mrs has always been, but only found out that Gluten f****d her up about a year ago. . . . . it took her 28 years to understand what made her so sick. I on the other hand, spent all my life being able to eat anything and about two years ago started to get really sick all of the time, and about a year ago also finally figured it out! She was born with it, whereas mine wa
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Another Season , No Dog. What Should I Do?
Ideation replied to FERRETBOY's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
What caused your bitches feet problems? And would that be something to think about when breeding her? -
Watch this. . . . . what an amazing guy! http://www.wimp.com/dedicatedfarmer/
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I just ate a huge plate of home made fish nuggets (salmon, trout and haddock), chips and peas lol. Polished off a 15 oz steak for tea yesterday I'm hungry again now we're talking about food!
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I love food, and I love cooking. I don't tend to eat much in the day, maybe a bit of toast. But come the evening, I always have a real good feed. For a skinny b*****d, I can put it away. And since i've ended up gluten and dairy intolerant, i've had to do a bit of experimenting with stuff to cook. But it's great in a lot of ways, because I basically can't eat any pre prepared food, so need to cook everything from scratch myself. Anyway, I was wondering. . . . what's your favourite food? And what's your favourite thing to cook for other folk? Be it the Mrs, Kids or Friends.
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Herding escaped cattle in the dark . . . .fun times!
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I let my Dogs out, one pitch black night.
Something made me flick the lamp up the back. And it was like Spot The Deliberate Mistake:
WTF were Pat's cowz doing amongst my trees?
Rushed the Dogs back in. Showered, from the waist down. Went up and got Pat.
Left him to fix his own f**king fence though. Sloped nack in here and got back on with the piss! LOL!
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Gecko, You, Me, Joe777 and Wales12345 are all in the same area, and DN has mentioned another friend of ours who might be up for it. So i'm sure we can sort something r.e plates, transport etc.
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Still here
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Yer pretty much.
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Good point. Kind of taking two opposite dogs and breeding out whats handy about both.
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Sorry, it was a poor joke mate. Just it seems so often the same description is used to describe a world beater and an average lurcher. Maybe it's just about where you're standing. But yer, a lot of folk say, feck me. . . . . I just saw a dog do this. And you're thinking. . . Isn't that what dogs do?
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What's your average lurcher, and where can I get one?
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Well i'm probably f****d then, been fiddling with them and eating jelly babies. . . . . I've had that kind of day.. . . . . . it'll probably kill me. What's the signs?
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Six larger ones and one small one. Various designs, and marks on them.
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What kind of condition and quality must they be out of interest?
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Not sure these are anything 'special' just regular Gin traps, apart from the one, which is real small, looks like it'd be for rats or birds maybe? Any idea how I could find their worth?
