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Everything posted by dogman1
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thats what i thought. so where do i stand with taking it home, do i let it rot or live off the land? Only problem might be if plod what to know where it came from you might want to have your farmer "on side" so to speak how likely are you to get pulled though? not extremely likely but you never know. the farmer would be on my side
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if there is terriers and written permission for foxes i suppose it would go in my favour. when beating the deer go everywhere and i cant stop the dog from giving chase
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thats what i thought. so where do i stand with taking it home, do i let it rot or live off the land?
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yeah i kno i went off a bit there, its one of those or watch it suffer which im betting is the way to keep you out legal
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what about a knife?
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I have permission to shoot foxes from the farmer. As it is rough patchy ground i use my shotgun and my lurcher and terriers to flush for me. There is a few roe on my permission aswell that I try to steer clear of but is harder done than said. Say a roe gets up in front of my lurcher while flushing and she catches it. By the time I get to it shock has set in and there is no saving it so I have to dispatch of it humanly. Now it is a total waste and not very noble to leave the deer lying so if I take it home. If I am stopped with the police where do I stand? I was clearly carrying out pest contro
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what are peoples views on deerhound crosses, some say they take a while to mature? did this type of cross make for a good alrounder on rabbit hare fox deer pre-ban
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lets see some pics up of your working borders people
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there a dog that iv always liked but never owned or seen working, pure or crosses
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if heartbreak fell is closed down where could i get this type of dog? what were they like with heavy cover like brambles etc?
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have you ever thought of putting him over a greyhound? I dont own him otherwise he would have covered a greyhound but the whippet he was put to is a good working animal, this is one of the pups at 8 months sorry to go off topic, not hijacking your thread atb nasher not at all, im looking into the pure bedlingtons and the lurcher crosses
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really like the look of that dog mate,bet you cant wait till the season
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have you ever thought of putting him over a greyhound?
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Is there any of your dogs blood goin about or are u lining it soon. I'd love a carbon copy of that type of dog
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That's a cracking dog you've got there, Do they do 3/4 aswell?
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another workingbreed that seems to b lost to the show people, good to hear that there still getting used
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ARE THE DOGS FROM HEARTBREAK FELL WORKING DOGS NOWADAYS?
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WTF is that all about?? put the camera down n get some rocks picked up and aimed at its skull or the "cheeky chappie" will wipe out your chickens
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anyone got any pics of a pure working bedlington
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A lot were very good fox dogs beddys can be as hard as nails. Since when were bullxs 100% fox killers ive seen some that wouldnt mix it with a fox, one even jacked and was shown up by a whippet that held its ground. Not having a go at bullxs but no breed is 100%. very true mate i was just meaning a generalisation, most people who want to do foxes go for bull crosses, not everyone tho. if you wanted a fox dog pre-ban would you have picked a beddy cross or bull cross
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were they single dogs or did they need to b doubled up to kill them outright?
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How did the first cross bedlington greyhound fair against foxes pre ban? Were they up to the job of being 100% fox killers like the bull xs. Any pics of the bedlington greyhounds would b good
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Do you still work borders?
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a terrier without a docked tail does not look right I hear this so often! And evertime I do I think "what the f**k has looks got to do with anything?"... some people want there dogs to look good aswell as be a grafter, there is no rule that says its either one or the other
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Got to disagree there mate