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I used to be irrationally scared of rats,but one day I manned up and confronted the fear. I just pinned one by the neck and dispatched it when we were ferreting.It's always the best way...confront your fears and stop being a big girls blouse. I think fear of heights is more a physiological thing but insects etc..just feckin get over it!
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The Cluson Saved My Dads Life!!!
jukel123 replied to straight2hand's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Wow. That's scary. Rabbits 1 .....you and your old man nil. -
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-38862015 I reckon the police will be turning their attention to prosecuting cormorants and gannets next. They'll have thousands of cases to be taken into consideration if they plead guilty.
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you strike a hard bargain. I'll take him off you for a tenner. I'm robbing myself. but i really like the old lady and want to make her happy as she's bit lonely.
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Nah, he's better off with me mate. Them sorts of dogs always end up sheep worriers, shit in the kennel and become cat killers. They'll bite kids as well. Do the right thing and let me rehome him. Just pm me and I'll make sure the dog has good caring home..
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Na I'm not having that. Good luck to them They've got real balls. They're getting the same bang as kids on dangerous drugs, knicking cars, knocking feck out of other kids. But they're not hurting anyone. I take my hat off to them. they're getting rid of their testosterone and youthful exuberance I wouldn't dare do it. It's the joy of life mixed with the fear of the grim reaper.
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I wouldn't put up with that. Feckin pain in the arse. If you feed and kennel a dog you don't want him howling and fussing like that. Spoil a good night's lamping. I tell what I'll do wit you. I'll take him off your hands. no charge. I know an old lady who will take him in and give him a pet home for the rest of his days. I'm not usually as generous as this , but given he's useless for work I'd be doing the dog a favour. No point in putting a good dog down. I'll tell you what..I'll even come and collect him. I can't say more than that.
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People get so upset about colour.. I think some of you guys have small white willy syndrome. . Villaman just accept it. Your team is crap and you are lacking in the lunchbox department.
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I think it's normal for the south. March 16th before I got any in my pond last year. But I'm in Scotland.
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Always been illegal to run bambi in beam mate Ok, When ya wearing a balaclava....how do you stop dogs hunting on after bambi when running it out the beam? ha. same way you stop a dog running rabbits when its not in the beam you turn off and the dog comes back doesn't it? I fecking hope not. . . that would be rather upsetting. . . . not for me pal I find a dog running around in the dark on its own more so upsetting. Not being funny, but surely anyone who's done enough lambing, especially bigger stuff, but even rabbits, will have had a dog catch out of the beam p
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Quality of Staghounds in this country ?, I was'nt aware there were any in the UK I'm referring to Deerhound/Greyhound crosses. Many lurcher folk refer to them as 'staghounds'.
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I think the quality of 'staghounds' in this country is nothing like American and Australian staghounds. In the latter countries, generations of breeders have pared the ballsiest/best dogs to the ballsiest/best bitches and culled unsuitable dogs along the way.. Here the quick buck breeders, the Kennel Club and the show men have conspired to produce a product which is a very poor reflection of the Aussie/yank staghound. In fact, given our restrictive laws, an imported staghound may prove to be too much dog for the average UK owner.JMHO.
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Check out this thread. A member by the name of Ky99le has an imported staghound. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/323974-staghound/page-2
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The most attractive attribute of this cross is their temperament. So laid back and sensible...dignified.I've owned two over the last 40 years,both were terrific pets but very average workers.
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I've got two Mike Brown bed working whippets at the moment. decent enough dogs, but personally the idea of a specific working whippet type is, I think, just a selling technique. The best dog of this type I had came from non ped racing blood background. I don't think working types are any more robust than other types. I may be wrong. Just my opinion.
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Brilliant videos again. The mink you have trained are much more intense and athletic than our domestic ferrets. Do you ever lose your mink during the process of a hunt? Surely some will just make a break for freedom and to hell with returning to their box? We often lose ferrets because they kill underground and just lie up with their kill. Even with electronic ferret finders some still go missing. We have a lot of wild mink in Scotland.They devastate local ecosystems and are difficult to eradicate. In fact some hold mink responsible for the near extinction of our native water vole.Many wild
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Apparently she rescued it from gyppos he's staying clear of it, if gyppos had it, was probs robbed in the first place.. A nx why would that be not all travellers rob dogs yas a fecking racist fecking tramp get a wellp rear it and train it ya fecking loser atb bunnys. Was thinking that myself Bunnys. You could argue the dog needs 'rescuing' from the present owner. She says it is 'bouncy'. That's very unlike a mature deer/grey. They are normally laid back dogs. I reckon the poor bugger wants to be out running and hunting as nature intended. Must be going nuts living as a pet if it wa
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Yeah, I have bite scars all over my hands and fingers, but most of them aren't actually from mink. I don't really remember the last time one of my mink bit me hard enough for me to complain about it. I've been bitten pretty bad by other people's mink, or by a new mink that's still in training, but it doesn't usually leave much of a scar. Most of my scars are actually from muskrats. Muskrat bites really leave a mark!!!!! Beware, this video, especially the last half, is quite bloody and will be disturbing to most viewers! Ouch!
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May not be from working stock or had any training.I would be cautious.
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Are those bite scars on your fingers? You are a lot tougher than I am when it comes to bites. Maybe Fang should have been called Dracula.
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Maybe he is the world's strongest man and doesn't want to watch imposters.
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Yes ! Too notch ! Well done that man. My brother in law is a 6ft 1, 19 stone, ex - prison officer ! I can only assume that the young lad took it personally, because he never came back..... .What an ignorant fecker.Feel for the lad.His stupidity would infuriate the girl and make her keener on the lad.So an own goal by the cretin. Why?......would you be happy to let a bulldog get f****d by a poodle if you were a bulldog breeder? Wilf ,behave yourself. The girl was going out with a lad with a touch of the tar brush. As far as we know she wasn't getting f****d at all. Comparisons between
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Yes ! Too notch ! Well done that man. My brother in law is a 6ft 1, 19 stone, ex - prison officer ! I can only assume that the young lad took it personally, because he never came back..... . What an ignorant fecker.Feel for the lad.His stupidity would infuriate the girl and make her keener on the lad.So an own goal by the cretin. Far from it........She never saw the lad again ! She had (and still has) this quaint, out-dated idea that she should do as her dad tells her. For what it's worth,I think she should make up her own mind who she dates and not be guided by s
