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Despite being born deaf,...my dear Honey made old bones, and defied all the odds in doing so. Sadly, today her time was up, and at the amazing age of fifteen, the Grim Reaper came to call.. We had some good walks out together and although things were often traumatic,...I do believe that she made the most of a difficult situation. Another one bites the dust , eh.. Part and parcel of the hunting life I suppose... RIP Honey..58 points
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Today I officially retired my dog Brian from the foxing World. First of all I would like to thank busher for gifting me this fantastic animal all them moons ago .for that I am forever grateful and he knows anything I breed he is welcome to one . Quick story on Brian. Brian started hunting at around 4 months old ,and seem to take to everything in his stride. Not really taking much training in anything he was shown .I initially never got him for earth work ,as we had other terriers for that job.but again he took to bolting Charlie's for fun .he bolted his first fox aged 11 months .,self en35 points
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Today we said good bye to my dear old Fly. We cuddled and kissed her and fed her lots of treats today before her trip to the vets. She was the dog that really started it all for me, hunting and youtube. At 16 years old I purchased fly just after taking my GCSE's. She was an amazing hunting dog and despite all her injuries she loved to be out. So happy she was around for my children to see. Life was getting a little difficult for her recently and losing her strength in her legs really made me consider doing the right thing for her. I thought I could hold back the tears as I knew I was doing the31 points
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Mick, Half the size of anything else i have, twice as ugly as anything else i have . but without a doubt the biggest heart in the yard28 points
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Remember picking him up at 6 weeks old knowing nothing about the parents having just lost a dog a few weeks prior i took a chance at a pup i knew nothing about apart from how he was bred. What a little dog he turned out to be, from retrieving foxes, hares to tracking deer. If i could I'd do it all over again with him. Still catching bits and bobs whilst out but his lamping days are behind him27 points
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2 pups Out my old dog coming up 9 month & the sire 10 year old, high hopes for these, both parents single handed on all game26 points
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Blue- my 2 year old 3/4 whippet 1/4 Irish terrier out of my pure whippet dog. Anyone else running Irish terrier Xs?26 points
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Since I introduced my young lurcher earlier today I thought I’d introduce my Old dog who’s a pure whippet. He was my first real working dog and we’ve learned a lot together, he’s not perfect by any means... Iv made a lot of mistakes bringing him on with him being my first dog but he’s a trier and we’ve killed some gear together, made memories to last a lifetime. So here he is old Sheldon25 points
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Had a ride out to one of my old stomping grounds this morning, was like being born again, the euphoria i felt racing through my body back out where i belong, only problem being, no dog at my side, or should i say my owd Nell, my friend, anyways sure enough i bumped into the owd farmer i first got introduced to around 2015, he caught me poaching his land, i could see him on that day in the distance slowly driving his landrover, i knew he was watching me , no way out but to confront him, his words to me were, id rather you keep off my land at the moment, my sheep are in lamb, plus i have two big24 points
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Stubbled across this earlier and figured y'all would enjoy it23 points
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When you call to see a land owner that you’ve been clearing rabbits for him for the past 8 years so the numbers are getting low so he turns round and says have you been on so and so land that we rent or have I not told you about that spot , plenty on but the wrong time of the year , roll on next season21 points
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Im putting up Boring posts, i know, but trying to keep away from the doom and gloom. Grafted a bit recently and haven't had a father and son few hours...nothing much, a few casts for an earl bass...nothing doing...KFC in the car and loads of yapping... hes 15 but good company...was a top evening...21 points
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Wee early morning walk up the hill with the mutts, she’s getting there with the jumping and retrieving, braw Morning, glorious sunshine and not a soul in sight20 points
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Me and paul had a cracking day out on the squirrels again. The pointer x was star of the day catching 4 of the 6 caught. Best one was one she jumped into the tree to make the catch. All caught on video. Great bit of sport . Same again tomorrow and hopefully a cook up afterwards. Video coming soon.20 points
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It’s the same Marxist bunch that were holding vigils on Clapham Common for the girl allegedly murdered by the police man. The same bunch that want men banned from the streets and the police defunded . But what about Lorraine Cox who went missing last September whose remains were recently discovered dismembered in Exeter ? Hardly any mention in the press . It’s hardly been reported. No candle lit vigils . Why ? Because the man accused is a failed asylum seeker . It doesn’t fit their Marxist agenda or narrative, we all need to wake up . The media are destroying this country.20 points
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I can speak with a little bit of knowledge on school. In the UK we put massive pressure on kids......and I mean massive, from the time they are babies of 4 ! Almost nobody else is doing that in Europe. They are getting tested from infant age group and the pressure in schools to meet those standards is terrible, parents buy into this absolute bullshit too because lots of parents are thick as shit and Fred & Chantelle who never passed a f***ing exam in their life and have risen to be a bin man and a nail technician believe that if they just moan at the school enough then littl19 points
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3/4grey-1/4 wheatan, just had a litter sired by a pure deerhound; Two of the pups that have caught my eye; Cheers.19 points
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Carnt wait to pick my new pup up in 3 weeks time looking forward to running a new lurcher on black one mine atb longers0118 points
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That’s it season is done for us now was meant to lamp tonight as the last one of the season but don’t know weather I can be bothered tbh looking forward to just chilling out now after work in the garden with my kids and looking forward to some bbqs over the summer months. Enjoyed my young bitch this season had a good laugh with her bringing her on ive not really a bad word to claim/say about her she’ll do me spot on I recon there’s only one thing I could say that might effect her later on in life is she’s not particularly a fast dog but has a good catch rate considering she’s not the quickest18 points
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Teacher: If I gave you 2 rabbits, and another 2 rabbits and another 2, how many will you have? Johnny: Seven Sir Teacher: No, listen carefully. If I gave you 2 rabbits, and another 2 rabbits and another 2, how many will you have? Johnny: Seven Teacher: Let me put it to you differently. If I gave you 2 apples, and another 2 apples and another 2, how many will you have? Johnny: Six. Teacher: Good. Now if I gave you 2 rabbits, and another 2 rabbits and another 2, how many will you have? Johnny: Seven! Teacher: Where the **** do you get seven from? Johnny:17 points
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Iive been on Colchester borough council housing list since June 2020 , i received a telephone call from them this afternoon they have offered me housing, nothing to keep me here, and i shall be nearer my daughter , im just getting quotes now on removals i shant be taking much, as im downsizing , ive managed 1 quote of nearly a grand , the amount of stuff i shall be taking would fit in a transit van im 76 a new lease of life somebody is looking down on me17 points
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He came to Britain as a refugee. Fought in major battles at sea, saved his ship, gave up a possible chance to become admiral for love. Helped start the wwf, played professional cricket, represented his country at polo, run top level sport, started the Duke of Edinburgh scheme. Legend, who did his duty. RIP17 points
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I know how to treat a woman..... I even let her use thd pitch fork and sit in my barrel...all heart me..lol17 points
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She’s nearly six months old, I’m out of quarantine and ready to step things up a bit. Looking forward to getting out on the Moor.16 points
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When I was fresh out of school and full of the knowledge of dozens of gamekeeping books I was obsessed with trapping vermin. Lamping was happening but not with the scale it is today and obviously thermal imaging etc hadn't hit the scene. I was 'lucky' enough to fall into a moorland keepers job quite young and just left to catch vermin. As many traps and snares as a wanted and as much land as I wanted to play on. My life was spent walking trap lines and even today I know I was lucky to have that time. But by my second year even I realised that perhaps a dead stoat off the in bye land, that only16 points
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Got the opportunity to help feed some babies my freinds rehabbing. Cute little critters lol The baby red fox wouldn't hold still for a good picture but the possums where a little more cooperative Anywho just sharing15 points
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Rambo only son of the Howler dog I lost. Just gone 5 years old and what a machine he's been. Not the level of dog he's father was but not far off. ATB15 points
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