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  1. low plains drifter
    Not since the cravendale cows came on the scene,they've got the milkmen shit scared
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    Looks like someone is going to lose their turnip
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    Real nice to see these old pictures,I wonder what these people would make of today's way of life,with all the technology,materialistic values,obesity epidemics,give me the natural life any day
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    better looking than my one raindeer mines got ten to twos u obviously had pick of litter then again looks aint everything i had a bitch called betsy a few year back rebelxeve toa merlin dog she had flat feet ,but she could catch a hare or two .des has [bANNED TEXT] bitch got good feet ? Beautiful feet and good bone pinky what powder u use for the bone des? I am a big believer in wenslydale cheese pinky,its crumbly and gets into there system quicker hence pocket rockets...goodluck Even better is the wensleydale with cranberries,the natural fruit sugars makes it even faster acting
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    Thought this thread was something to do with milk when I read the title
  6. low plains drifter
    Thought I was reading one of plummer's yearbooks for a minute there
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    My old bitch was very like him,very salukified,and had the same long flat feet all of her life,used to glide effortlessly with a very light footed floating running style,used to make her look like she was'nt trying,but when you looked at what she was running,you could tell she was motoring,roadwork did'nt alter her feet,but she was very durable,only remember her having one toe injury after running flat out down a bank and across a road on the back of a hare
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    Any info on the st bernard hybrid,I hear they are powerful retrievers of duty free products
  9. low plains drifter
    You gotta love em sensible man to post that since rabbits are the only thing thats legal in the uk now and this forum gets watched 24/7 by galileo and the rest of the scum Nobody told you this is the first of the great scotch rat catching championships then
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    The bitch is looking in fine fettle J dog,looks like a different dog altogether,well done lad atb
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    You gotta love em
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    they did everything pre ban mate real good tough durable responsive dogs,the 1st x dam was a distance track bitch n the lab a fit working type he kept a bitch from this mateing n ran her hard on everything n then later put a saluki greyhound over her n kept a dog n a bitch again made very good alround dogs n really took some stick they did..edited to add they were all plenty fast enough mate n he ran them on big flat land aswell as small land rough n hilly land etc n as I say very durable tough clever n keen as mustard.. Never seen this cross before,but after reading that I hope I get the chan
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    Only 14 week old no wonder she's only little,thought you had put a picture up of a black lakeland terrier when i first seen it
  14. low plains drifter
    That's a tough looking little dog what is he 1st x wheaton/grey ?
  15. low plains drifter
    You're a lucky man chalky she's a little beauty,bet you cannot wait until september,and fair play to you captain I'm sure it would not have been an easy decision to part with her,you are generous to a fault all the best to you all
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    Soak meat overnight in saltwater,rinse and dice hare put in casserole dish with onions,carrots mushrooms,packet of colmans beef casserole mix,slow cook in oven about 6 hours simple and deliciousthx lad similar too what we do my gran also makes soup from them still need some thing for the BBQ though we usually make rabbit burgers and venison steaks and burgers sousages and ribs just can't find many dishes from hare cos we like too experiment Never heard of anyone cooking a hare on a bbq,think slow cooking is the thing with this meat,though I do know some lads that spit roasted a whole hare one
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    I take it you have never seen a golden pheasant
  18. low plains drifter
    Anyone fancy putting a circus together
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    Give me a shout if you need a fair play man
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    Use to be great preban for getting deerdogs fit !!!! Why would you need to run hares to get a dog fit for deer ?
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    I'm sick of this site with all these fanny's and their famous dogs,keyboard coursers the lot of you (us)
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    There is a lot of land just like that in north east england,a dog has to be fast and tight running to keep on them,a lot of the time you need a dog that can box them up and really put the pressure on,get some good exciting runs on this type of rough land
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    'Blown to bits'? That's a very emotive way of describing some shot hares. It's a bit like shooters saying 'Torn to bits' when talking about dogged hares. Neither is a correct description, nor do they do anything to help. Agree with you there matt,think it's an easy thing for a coursing enthusiast to become sentimental over hares,very natural predator/prey fieldsport,survival of the fittest,sometimes not just for the hare either atb
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    Maybe not as much of a headache as someone else's adult dog,you never know what some of them have been put through,ran too hard,and caused some organ damage when unfit,no proper livestock breaking etc,things like this may not be apparent until further down the line,and the short route turns into the long route
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    i wasn't talking about driven shoots, and to say that the hare population would recover if shotguns and rifles were totally banned, surely you can't believe that. when you see hare shoots take place on the fen .and driven shoots at that . hares in the hundreds being shot .on multiple farms and estates both in lincoln .norfolk .cambridge and peterborough .every year .you then realise what effect shotguns are having on the hare population .then on top of that you get the night time shooters .dogs do nothing to the detriment of a healthy hare population .its farmers and game keepers that have
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