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  1. low plains drifter
    That's a solid looking bitch cap,I bet she can shift,looks like you're going to be very busy with the camcorder next season lol,I've got some pictures of my dogs off my camcorder on photobucket,had trouble getting them on to here,hopefuly get them on next couple of days,atb mate
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    Some boy that ern is'nt he I bet you two never go hungry very good
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    Have a look around China town (stowell street) some nice places to eat,probably best to stay out of the all you can eat for a £5 chinese places,I hear the food poisoning is included in the entrance fee,there is a place called the Irish centre in the same area and the gate is supposed to be some fun,no doubt you will all end up in the Bigg market with all the loons later in the day atb
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    How much you charge by the hour for computer lessons mucky paws really like the look of the rough dogs in second photo,they are as good looking as they come atb
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    Walk in summer run in winter
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    Beeswax should be a winner, coming from striped/brindle creatures Just make sure you've got a good supply of £45 per jar manuka honey for all the injuries dogs with beeswax collars have an unfair advantage with that sting in the tail
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    Then it belongs to the mousehound of all mousehounds
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    someone's in the garden with ???

    1. pip1968

      pip1968

      charley dimmick back scuttling her lol

    2. low plains drifter

      low plains drifter

      You are relentless pip lol

  9. low plains drifter
    £45 for a jar of honey I'd want a hive and the colony of bees aswell for that price be fecked,antiseptic wound powder is good for drying and putting a scab on
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    She's looking very well, may not have the bushy tail,but the bright eyes are certainly there,hard to tell without seeing the cut but you could try antiseptic wound powder can be good for drying up and scabbing over the minor cuts,you're not having much luck with dogs feet lately are you mate atb lad
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    I live about 8 miles down the road from the city brendy,dont know about the pubs only went up the once and that was about 14 year ago,sure you will find somewhere of interest atb mate,hope your enjoy your stay
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    Feck knows mate I cannot get them on here from photobucket,some real nice pics too i'm fecked right off with computers lol
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    All the best with them PP,my youngest dog is 8 in july,I remember sitting in the shed with my old bitch when she was spewing them out good feeling to have the next batch of hopefuls on the scene,cant wait to get my next pup atb
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    Can quite believe it mate,I've seen 3 dead badgers on a 2 mile stretch of the A19 this is an area where up until recently you would'nt even see one on the lamp,never come across any setts either
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    Oh right,I was reading about asil's not so long ago, unreal strength,they say their fights could last for days sometimes,obvious by pictures what they we're designed for,a lad I know tried keeping some red leg partridges in a large aviary,what a mess they made of eachother eyes hanging out on sockets ffs,no wonder they call them game birds atb
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    Must be nice to live in an area where there is a variety of deer species to be seen,nothing but roe up here in the north east,must say though I reckon roe venison is a bit better than fallow for the cooking,what is sika like and what part of the country do you see them,I hear you have to go further down country than lincoln to see munty and cwd aswell,wish they would get their little rubbery arses up the road
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    I thought the Asil was a big hardcase fighting bird,and the Indian game that I have seen were'nt what I would call small either
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    Dont know about eagles,but my saluki crosses have introduced themselves to a few birdies that sat tight for a second or two longer than they should have,hedge bottoms are'nt always the safest of places for the old flying chickens
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    Deer are a prey species once a decent dog has made contact they are pretty much fecked,dont mistake spindly legs and hairy ears as a sign of weakness,the saluki hybrids prey drive and determination wont let you go hungry
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    I feed a mixture of Red mills racer/tracker,with some meat,green tripe or minced beef/chicken,like to add a bit of whole carcass now and then aswell,like the look of your red dog there looks a good un atb IP
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    Know what you mean,they can put you in a very awkward position,often when you least expect it,dont know if they are the same in all parts of the country,but the squirrels in my haunts always seem to have a big old bouncy white tail end
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    Three hours of rain only in the lakes eh,i'm on the opposite side of the country and the sunshine is cracking the pavement,not be able to take my veterans on the hill til it cools down a bit,young Boots has got some back on him looking stronger and more mature every time you put pics up,do you feed the 55% stuff to the older dogs aswell or is it just for the growing dogs atb
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    Baseline bred lurchers perhaps but greyhounds saturated hounds no chance. The ground conditions alone would destroy their feet, wrists and shoulders on no time trust me on that one. . Excuse me for not being clear, I mean our uk coursing dogs in particular the ones ran on the fens. arent the fens below sea level? thats why you must allways take a catty with you To hell with the catty I'd be taking a coracle incase of flash floods
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