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try mail order. These guys are top notch http://www.heinnie.com/
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nice dogs! do you know what's in the little scruff? Cheers bud, scruff is collie (dam) x 1/4 beddy,3/4 whippet (approximatley)!
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True, but make sure you have homes for the rest of the litter, twice over first. Or be prepared to use the rest as land fill
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2 of my current mob. A blank day on rough cover. dogs didn't seem to mind. Guess thats why its called hunting, not killing
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I suspect it will try it's heart out, then feck off, hunting up
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look on youtube, it's there with all the other stuff you know about dogs
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"It's interesting you should say that as my 3/8th 5/8th bull/grey has killed a lot in woodlands where my collie/grey and coursing dog wouldnt get near it.is the bull cross a half x ? " 2nd gen 1/2 x bull whip
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i was just thinking about these lurchers with alot of collie in the mix, and regards lamping people keep saying how good they are .? Well ive been lamping few years now lol, and i know like few lads on here that some rabbits you lamp, can feckin shift And sometimes you deff need that extra gear to get up and put a strike in, not all rabbits are easy+slow. My dog Bryn very fast for a 1x collie x grey, to be honest it was a good job with some rabbits he as caught or they would have got away they not all easy to catch . Some places you go to most dogs will get good bags, but you drop on a
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i was just thinking about these lurchers with alot of collie in the mix, and regards lamping people keep saying how good they are .? Well ive been lamping few years now lol, and i know like few lads on here that some rabbits you lamp, can feckin shift And sometimes you deff need that extra gear to get up and put a strike in, not all rabbits are easy+slow. My dog Bryn very fast for a 1x collie x grey, to be honest it was a good job with some rabbits he as caught or they would have got away they not all easy to catch . Some places you go to most dogs will get good bags, but you drop on a
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Be interested to see a picture taken second or two later
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Cheers for the comments guys PP, the larger dog always kept me happy on the lamp, never ran out of steam, and pre ban did more than just rabbits the smaller one I still have, and is limited on rougher ground around here due to a lack of height, but for mooching daytime is a bundle of fun, guile,nose and quick take off make up for a lack of stature
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2 more months here, the shotgun will need a walk by then.
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Saw a couple of catahoula's work if Florida a good few years back, they reminded me of some of the driven farm curs we had around as kids. That cross maybe experimental, but be interesting to see how it pans out
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Always makes me laugh when people say seen it on dvd, like they don't edit stuff........ Not disputing that some top dogs have been on dvd but its not all cut and dried. i can only comment on what ive seen on dvd like the topic says that must mean any dog that hasn't run in the last 3 years then? no 4 didn't realise you were one of the old boys theres no old boys left all there arses have fallen out im the one thats doing it now and will be in the future dont think their arses have fallen out, just that they keep they're heads down and mouths shut
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Always makes me laugh when people say seen it on dvd, like they don't edit stuff........ Not disputing that some top dogs have been on dvd but its not all cut and dried. i can only comment on what ive seen on dvd like the topic says that must mean any dog that hasn't run in the last 3 years then? no 4 didn't realise you were one of the old boys theres no old boys left all there arses have fallen out im the one thats doing it now and will be in the future dont think their arses have fallen out, just that they keep they're heads down and mouths shut
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there will always be room on my yard for a reverse bred lurcher, especially a collie based on. never the fastest or the flashest, but boy can they take some graft.
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Always makes me laugh when people say seen it on dvd, like they don't edit stuff........ Not disputing that some top dogs have been on dvd but its not all cut and dried. i can only comment on what ive seen on dvd like the topic says that must mean any dog that hasn't run in the last 3 years then? no 4 didn't realise you were one of the old boys
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Always makes me laugh when people say seen it on dvd, like they don't edit stuff........ Not disputing that some top dogs have been on dvd but its not all cut and dried. i can only comment on what ive seen on dvd like the topic says that must mean any dog that hasn't run in the last 3 years then?
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I was pissed up on wine and Sloe Gin and on the wind up matey Guess it's gone a bit far eh! I'd have thought there were enough clues.... 50yrs experience and only 34yrs old and me having a go at the Bullbreeds but have three pics of them in my signature!! No need to have a go at my 'Thick as f*ck' bully bitch though! thats just getting personal! As for the litter, I'm sure if you look far enough back (about 5yrs?) you'll proabably be able to find the thread. It was an accidental breeding by my darling daughter letting them out together., by the time we realised she was in pup she w
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I sold my PCP's (except a Skan, which a mate gave me). For pure pest control, they will always be a better bet than a springer. But when using a well set up springer, there is a level of satisfaction that no PCP, i have come across, can ever replicate. With modern mildot scopes and plenty of correct practice there is no reason that they can reach out to most things that any 12ftlb air rifle is intended for. And with regard to weight, the more the better with a springer, where you put that weight is a matter for another time
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My Shooting Has Improved Loads.
trenchfoot replied to porkycrook's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
That explains why you shoot better when you've been plastered! Good shooting Rodger -
Uttings are showing them in stock in .22 at the moment
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If a dogs earned it's keep, it's earned being kept
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I've shot my fair share over the years with rifle and shotgun. I was out with an old lad, many years ago and within five mins of string out a hare lolloped by. As I brought my gun up to aim he whispered, "you shoot it, you carry it!" I won't make that mistake again! Good sport for dogs, so I'm told ;0)
