Nearly put the post up a month ago?

[vin 76]

I remember Buck's first day on the Dale's.

Remember the day we lost my old dog Molly down Shropshire ?

lots of good memories old friend.

Most folk will never see the things and do the things you have done with your dogs.

You are one of a last generation.

write a book like Phil does and tell the world what they missed out on.

 

atb

vin

[Aussie Whip 4,098]

Sorry to hear that Ray and hope you can get around better soon. What about a little whirrier later on to do some ratting or rabbiting?

[terryd 8,421]

You been in the wars Ray by sound of it. Hope you’re on the mend. Dogs take up a large part of your day but they also give you a good excuse to keep on going which can be good 

[tatsblisters 9,689]

Hope you are on the mend Ray . I still haven't got another dog yet though i have been walking the daughters springer every Saturday and me and the wife have decided not to get another till we both retire in a few year's time what with us both still working as it would be a house dog. Like some have said a dog still keeps you going and gives you a reason to get up and go as i bumped into the wife's uncle the other morning who turned 90 in April walking his new dog after loosing his old terrier before Christmas. I had an hour with him putting the world to rights and he was telling me he is out every morning for an hour and half with the cracking little black and tan little terrier he now has that was in and out of the hedge we were stood next to . I said watch it near them billy setts on the golf course as you could see it would no doubt go and have a look. All the the best Ray and take care.

[bird 9,897]

13 hours ago, vin said:

I remember Buck's first day on the Dale's.

Remember the day we lost my old dog Molly down Shropshire ?

lots of good memories old friend.

Most folk will never see the things and do the things you have done with your dogs.

You are one of a last generation.

write a book like Phil does and tell the world what they missed out on.

 

atb

vin

Thanks Vin, yeh big Buck  nailed lot rabbits up there, best bag 38, that's great for 28in 88lb dog to do that, I remember you saying to me, bloody hell he agile /fast for big lump  lol, as trig said when he seen him this year, he was sad how aged but, I had  good 8 years lamping with him. Yeh mate, I've deff seen some quarry in my years, with not bad dogs, Bryn was best rabbit dog, day/night Buck best lamping dog I've had big/small stuff, some good bulls from Joe Smith from brum, couple good lurcher x Lurchers as well beds was not bad on hares in the day not coursing dog, but spin few over. And me loads of bangs and bumps in all them years, you do in the feckin dark for 38 years lol. You still see Tomo, and ferrting? 

[bird 9,897]

7 hours ago, Aussie Whip said:

Sorry to hear that Ray and hope you can get around better soon. What about a little whirrier later on to do some ratting or rabbiting?

 Might go down that route grew, or good size none ped male racing whippet. But not as yet Buck OK   for the moment. 

[bird 9,897]

3 hours ago, tatsblisters said:

Hope you are on the mend Ray . I still haven't got another dog yet though i have been walking the daughters springer every Saturday and me and the wife have decided not to get another till we both retire in a few year's time what with us both still working as it would be a house dog. Like some have said a dog still keeps you going and gives you a reason to get up and go as i bumped into the wife's uncle the other morning who turned 90 in April walking his new dog after loosing his old terrier before Christmas. I had an hour with him putting the world to rights and he was telling me he is out every morning for an hour and half with the cracking little black and tan little terrier he now has that was in and out of the hedge we were stood next to . I said watch it near them billy setts on the golf course as you could see it would no doubt go and have a look. All the the best Ray and take care.

Thanks mate, do it when you ready, you happy with your daughter dog, do that till you Mrs finish work, then get small type lurcher or grew. Funny thing really, OK my knee not right I walking with support on from hospital, and not bad, but take it off, I can tell it still injured, might take another month or longer to heal at my age. But as lot said to me on here, that  when old Buck gone, to get grew, or whippet,  etc. I will say this as type, that I only just come back of my dog walk with old Buck and little woody. That they deff do get you out and about, and really I prob nerd that since my died, as it lonely old place 24/ 7, so prob feel more cut off, if didn't get out with sight hound, whippet, small lurcher, no more terriers, feckin little woody does me head in lol. 

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[bird 9,897]

4 hours ago, terryd said:

You been in the wars Ray by sound of it. Hope you’re on the mend. Dogs take up a large part of your day but they also give you a good excuse to keep on going which can be good 

Very true Terry deff mate.  Hoping this year can improve,  wife died Feb, fecked me bad knee up,  hope that's me lot, hope I can with lottery, we'll say that every week lol

[Black neck 15,948]

2 hours ago, bird said:

Very true Terry deff mate.  Hoping this year can improve,  wife died Feb, fecked me bad knee up,  hope that's me lot, hope I can with lottery, we'll say that every week lol

Your win it this week mate

[toolebox 1,545]

17 hours ago, Black neck said:

Your win it this week mate

The NZ lotto has to be won this Saturday night, a cool 50 million, one single person doesn't need that amount, be better if it was 5 million for 10 people. If I win the lot I'm going to fly over in my private jet and join the toffs club shooting pheasants ,all decked out in tweed sipping G & Ts.

[chartpolski 23,523]

1 hour ago, toolebox said:

The NZ lotto has to be won this Saturday night, a cool 50 million, one single person doesn't need that amount, be better if it was 5 million for 10 people. If I win the lot I'm going to fly over in my private jet and join the toffs club shooting pheasants ,all decked out in tweed sipping G & Ts.

Well; NZ$ 50 million is about £25 million, that’s £2.5 million each.

Probably not enough to join the Toffs Club these days, mate, but if I won it I’d be heading down your way !

Cheers.

[tatsblisters 9,689]

2 hours ago, toolebox said:

The NZ lotto has to be won this Saturday night, a cool 50 million, one single person doesn't need that amount, be better if it was 5 million for 10 people. If I win the lot I'm going to fly over in my private jet and join the toffs club shooting pheasants ,all decked out in tweed sipping G & Ts.

First thing I would do if I won the euro lottery this weekend (105m) would be to find a scarecrow to hang my work clothes on.  

[Black neck 15,948]

3 hours ago, toolebox said:

The NZ lotto has to be won this Saturday night, a cool 50 million, one single person doesn't need that amount, be better if it was 5 million for 10 people. If I win the lot I'm going to fly over in my private jet and join the toffs club shooting pheasants ,all decked out in tweed sipping G & Ts.

I hear there's more 2 nz than sheep and the low budget classic ,bad taste , 

What u reckon

 

[chartpolski 23,523]

29 minutes ago, Black neck said:

I hear there's more 2 nz than sheep and the low budget classic ,bad taste , 

What u reckon

 

Nothing wrong with NZ, mate;

Government hut out in the bush for hunters to use, free of charge.

Cheers.

[Black neck 15,948]

1 hour ago, chartpolski said:

Nothing wrong with NZ, mate;

Government hut out in the bush for hunters to use, free of charge.

Cheers.

Youv got about the place abit mate