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  1. Terrier Sam
    Not so much high quality nor worth £25+ mate - more like £10 worth. £7 is better than £10 I suppose but don't mislead anyone. Decent knives for the price so all the best with the sale
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    Like I say, rob, there's more to it than just alum, salt and pickle. No dressing up required. You're happy with your way of doing things and that fine. I'm not trying to convert anyone. The fact of the matter is, as someone who knows, I'm not argueing with someone who doesn't. We could argue until next Christmas about this but like I say, if you're ok with your way and your recipthat's great. There are loads of different ways of tanning and curing skins - you could argue that the majority of them do the same thing too. Horses for causes, each to their own. All the best Sam
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    Hi Wildbee, Sorry for not replying, haven't been on in a while. I may be wrong but I can't see that 'chemicals you find in domestic water supply' was the answer you got to one of our guys here. I can however imagine that this would have been the answer to a question regarding the disposal of a White Tan kit as it is perfectly fine to dispose of down the sink so long as you're not disposing of more than a few kits at a time. Course, a full recipe list of what's in White Tan isn't going to be provided. It just wouldn't be done in the same way that Fairy Liquid won't give you the reci
  4. Terrier Sam
    They are very good mate. I know 3 people with them and am ordering one myself tomorrow. They are 100% waterproof and windproof and are guaranteed for 12 months against leaking and even ripping! Top clothing from a top company! Don't go for any of this other crap. I've just sent a ridgeline jacket back due to leaking after about 3 weeks use. This is why I'm only just getting now but wish I hadn't wasted my time with anything else in the first place! ATB Sam
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    Note to everyone, steer well clear of aigle stuff. Bought my first pair, they weren't waterproof and fell apart in about 9 months. Got I n touch with them and had the second pair for about 4 months and they started to seep water too. After a load of bull. excuses, they basically said that they don't warranty boots that are a gesture of good will. Couldn't be less helpful. Just a warning!
  6. Terrier Sam
    Note to everyone, steer well clear of aigle stuff. Bought my first pair, they weren't waterproof and fell apart in about 9 months. Got I n touch with them and had the second pair for about 4 months and they started to seep water too. After a load of bull. excuses, they basically said that they don't warranty boots that are a gesture of good will. Couldn't be less helpful. Just a warning!
  7. Terrier Sam
    Note to everyone, steer well clear of aigle stuff. Bought my first pair, they weren't waterproof and fell apart in about 9 months. Got I n touch with them and had the second pair for about 4 months and they started to seep water too. After a load of bull. excuses, they basically said that they don't warranty boots that are a gesture of good will. Couldn't be less helpful. Just a warninf!
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    We're in North Wales mate. In the conwy valley
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    Never mind
  10. Terrier Sam
    Third time lucky mate! Hasn't got much ground clearance for a lurcher that......could do with a mop chop too
  11. Terrier Sam
    Ah ok mate. Well to be honest, there are much better breeds of goat than pigmys. Goats are definitely not my forte but these are more for pets/clearing brush, bramble etc. etc. This is due to their handleable size. I cant remember the breeds of goat that are better for meat but google it. Do your research and you wont go far wrong. ATB Sam
  12. Terrier Sam
    Hi mate, Thanks for replying. As for meat, I'd imagine that it'd be the same as sheep so these would be equivalent to mutton. The nanny is still intact to my knowledge so would be able to be bred. The goats have now been bought pending payment and collection on Wednesday. If you're interested then by all means contact me and if they don't go on Wednesday I'll be in touch. ATB Sam
  13. Terrier Sam
    Just in case anyone is looking for some pigmy goats; http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/312809-pigmy-nanny-and-pigmy-wether/ If anyone has any questions then feel free to contact me ATB sam
  14. Terrier Sam
    Think its the camera angle mate. They have a 1 an a half acre field to themselves so they aren't going without Lol I meant in eating them mate .........Haha I thought you did andreplied and then re-read it and wasnt sure so I edited it they're 3 mate so you'd have to stew em for a couple of days Joking aside, they've been worth their weight in gold! We took on 5 acres that hadnt been looked after in about 20 years and they've eaten grass, bramble, holly - anything and everything that we've needed them to eat. You sure you dont need a couple socks?? Lol my bit of land is clear mate ... Nic
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    Think its the camera angle mate. They have a 1 an a half acre field to themselves so they aren't going without Lol I meant in eating them mate ......... Haha I thought you did andreplied and then re-read it and wasnt sure so I edited it they're 3 mate so you'd have to stew em for a couple of days Joking aside, they've been worth their weight in gold! We took on 5 acres that hadnt been looked after in about 20 years and they've eaten grass, bramble, holly - anything and everything that we've needed them to eat. You sure you dont need a couple socks??
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    Think its the camera angle mate. They have a 1 an a half acre field to themselves so they aren't going without
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    We have a pigmy nanny and pigmy wether for sale. Both are wormed to date, come when called or to bag and tagged. Either £100 each or£150 for the two. Only sold to CPH number (Holding number). Both 3 years old. Please feel free to contact with any questions or offers. Message me on here or call me on 07775695882. Thanks, Sam
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    Oh you said it? It was a shit idea then
  19. Terrier Sam
    Shame that mate but good on you for being there all day! As someone has said already, don't you know anyone in your area with a fox trap? It looks starving so it should be in within no time
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    Hi mate, dam is a racing whippet grey, sire is a beddy whippet. Bred by Sowhat He's just over 2 now and just under 23 inch tts
  21. Terrier Sam
    Let us know what happens mate You're a good egg
  22. Terrier Sam
    Very nice mate. Out of interest, what tracker do you use?
  23. Terrier Sam
    Why would he shoot it or give it to someone like the RSPCA when the lad is giving the dog a chance of a working life with someone?
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    Terrier Sam replied to a topic in Bushing Dogs

    no problem at all mate ,they will mark to ground but don,t go ,the small rough coated will go and cause some noise though,,lol That's good to know mate! Is everything still going ahead as planned? I can't wait
  25. Terrier Sam
    Here you go mate http://www.snowdoniasupplies.co.uk/cgi-bin/catalogue.pl?ref=dvd Good luck
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