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  1. steamingutpiles
    Here's a pic of my old dog "Guido" excellent on Sambar deer. Sadly he had an encounter with a snake about a week after this photo was taken............RIP Guido The dog tracked this wounded stag for over 800 metres through thick dry bush 12 hours after it was shot by a novice hunter. I am having difficulty finding quality DD's here in Australia. I'd be keen to hear from DD/GWP people who haven't condemed their dogs to the show ring.
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    Looking for good lines to import to Australia. Can anyone assist?
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    Sorry
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    The purpose of degreasing the traps is to remove all traces of oil grease used in the manufacturing and protection of the trap and its steel components. This is done to remove all unnatural scent which is a major cause for “dig upsâ€. If your quarry smells or feels the trap it will dig the trap up and avoid capture. This is usually accompanied by the animal scent marking the trap by urinating or defecating on it. The purpose of waxing the trap is to protect it from corrosion and to ensure smooth operation. Dyeing is only really necessary when trapping critters in water where the trap can
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    The following is an article in the "AGE" Newspaper Melbourne, Australia. An opportunity for UK hunters/trappers to fund a working holiday in OZ Foxlotto back as pests roam wider March 28, 2007 Other related coverage Dog, fox bounty set for blackened bush Hunters will get $50 per wild dog and $10 per fox under a $1 million Victorian government bounty scheme to remove the animals from bushfire-ravaged areas. But the Victorian Nationals say that won't be enough to protect stock and native wildlife from the animals as they roam for food. The program, expected to run fo
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    Yep. He sure looks like a possum plucker.................We used to have'em down in Tasmainia but they locked 'em all up.................
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    Anyone know the manufatureres details?
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    Unless you can get a "Master of the Wires" to show you you'll have ti wing it. Most of us learned by trail and error. 6" loop - 6" off the ground - washer, cam-lock or thompson type lock - 1/16" 7x7 and your away. Make sure you provide entanglement opportunity or you'll lose your fingers
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    there is no chance of the big yin making them tea because he is heart lazy and avoids the kitchen like the plague lazy big b*****d .
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    Effective but crude. Works well on humans I hear
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    I was just checking out my lurcher this morning and found that he has broken off his bottom left canine tooth about 1/2 way up. A few broken teeth on my terriers in the past hasn't really worried them much - but I'm a little concerned about the effect on the bigger dog on bigger quarry. Experiences anyone?
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    Best way to snare a rat is get an old lady to lie on the ground with her handbag wideopen. When scummy spotty young rats try to take the bait whack em on the head with a really thick and heavy stick. You should have no problems with this method .Cheers. Let me know how many you kill. Ah the "dead fall" system - crude but effective :whistle:
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    Any of you chaps aware of this book - and if so how I can get my grubby little hands on a copy of it?
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    To the "Masters of the Wires" :clapping: :friends:
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    Good question that. Perhaps someone would care to answer it :search:
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    I'll give the biz a little plug if I may http://www.wildpro.com.au/commercial/sales...r/conibear.html
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    My APBT bitch is just comining into season and I like to put a greyhound over her to get some "fast grabbers". Is anyone breeding these and if so any pic available and are they any good.
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    Don't forget me www.deerhunter.com.au
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    They look the goods
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    Here! Here!... and so say all of us.................
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    Your on. PM or email me with the details and we'll make it happen. admin@deerhunter.com.au
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    I love your work
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    When you come over bring a couple of little black terriers with and you will make lots of friends very quickly you won't find it hard to get good places to hunt - the joint is over run with feral critters to kill.
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    He is leggy and he carries on like he has some "Jeep" in him. But the "Jeep" I'm thinkin' of is a slighly different type of terrier
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    What do you reckon about these? Both parents as black as Joe Louis whatsaname? http://www.deerhunter.com.au/deerphpbb/alb....php?pic_id=303
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