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the neighbors invited my wife and i round to a bbq for their nephew coming over from Australia for Xmas, they laid on a lovely spread, sausage rolls, cheese and spinach rolls, Chinook salmon with brown sugar soy sauce and garlic, big prawns, home made salmon pate and crackers, moose pepperoni, and a big moose rump joint, plus the norm....bread rolls potatoes etc..... the moose was hunted/shot/jointed by the neighbors brother, he also made the moose pepperoni and caught the salmon, we had never tasted moose meat before so we were itching to try it....it had been on the rotisserie for 3-4 h

The marbling seen here is similar

What happened to the Lakeland worker was nothing but a disgrace and sadly some of the idiots who caused it's demise as a worker were the same men who get all the credit for turning it into a worker. They couldn't refuse the almighty £££££££££££££ and shouldn't be mentioned in the same breath as hunting men. Back in the day when there were plenty of good working Jack Russells I always though of them as the thinking mans terrier. The man who needed a terrier for badgers, and then some for fox and then ones that could be used for stopping and bolting or called out if digging was out of the q

got some marbling

We bell about 21 tts

i found this pic from a while ago.......

About two years ago I was working on a property in the central tablelands NSW when the bosses wife called me to rescue a baby fox down a mine shaft.These people would have to be the kindest farmers in Australia.The cub was almost dead on a ledge about 20ft straight down with another 30ft drop after that.I tied a rope around my waist and went in on a ladder.It looked about three weeks old .The missus got it back to health feeding it chicken mince,rabbit an its favourite dead birds.It would follow her around the paddock even collecting the eggs amongst the chickens and sleep in an old ferret ca

It'll be rate. I'm a Waitrose premium customer.

A first season dog and an old one

Well that's my holidays sorted the way it should be

Wish I'd seen it last week couldn't work because of the weather try and give them a day at end of the week then some during the holidays

In the 60s a bloke would come round the pubs selling it there were two types one was Piping and the other was Hodge, Hodge was pressed , it cost two and half pence a tub and was eaten cold with Vinegar and pepper the same man also sold Pigs feet Sheep, Cow heel was nice eaten cold and often added too Stews, my Mam and sister also ate something called Wesum , this was a cows throat also eaten cold or again added to stews, it was all cheap and tasty snack food for the working folk and most people my age would have been brought up on it because in those days there was nothing else.

here is one i took a while back....

I genuinely believe these bodygrips are the best trap out there for squirrels in lofts.

ive had 3 the last one I sold to bunny blatter aka bry on here in 20 lovely gun I used it mainly on the squirrels quite a good few shots on a fill,well worth the money

For me Black and the only reason is consistency

Their isn’t any substitute for quality ..put in the best genetics , best food , best conditions best practice and you get the best product ..not the most , not the cheapest not the easiest just the best ...

Very plausible..... infact I've got some grainy footage to prove it! The spaceship interferes with the camera.... Not a lot I can do about that

Another first season bitch

Just been reading an old post or two in the Airgun BBS forum Jimmy/ lads about the HW 35 leather/ synthetic seal. It`s under " collectable Air Guns" - HW 35 leather or synthetic seal. This particular guy has a leather seal (piston) that needs replacing and is going to buy a Chambers conversion. One of the HW boffs (Mick) says - " Don`t do it " ! He says, - the steel adaptor adds weight to the piston and also shortens the 65mm stroke. He goes on to say,- The best bet is to buy a

We tess 19tts mother to the other bitch

LUMIX fz72

Another great day out

IMO most sensible thinking terrier men will use a type that suits their country and style of digging. Quarry is a big factor too. So for that reason IMO it's not an accident that the black terriers followed by the Jack Russells are the most common types worked. Years ago I always found that the all round terrier man used a Jack Russell and the man who liked to spend all day at one big place used the fell types. But work wise the fell working type is nearly confined to the black ones now. Other types now and again become fashionable, ie. the borders, beddies and Cork terriers but it d

Looks like chitterlings to me and tripe in the background

A few pics of vouge and Kaffa .

obe for mates young dog today

My old spaniel loved her picture taken.

Took a run up.to see a keeper got some decent ground to run the we dogs on so took 2 we bitches up and a couple Jill's let the weather clear was there for 1 pm bolted some for the dogs got and was away for 3 pm just wanted to suss it out for some.lamping.later on.in the week if the weather right

Hello everyone, my name is Nick , I'm a hunter , woodsman and bushcrafter from Georgia (country not the state) I Have been hunting since I'm 10 , from 12 with my own shotgun. Mostly over here we hunt birds, quail , pheasant , duck and woodcock. Hope I will learn a thing or two here and enjoy discussions with fellow hunters. Here are a few picks of mine.

Like Chris above,I'm honest about my dogs & being around running dogs for many years you know from pretty early on in a dogs career if it's going to make the grade,if you have a gut feeling that something just isn't right in regards to a dogs work ethic you can bet your bottom dollar in time when you look back your were right on the money with that gut feeling..you can choose to work to the dogs strengths because it will have some or you can move on & start again with another young gun,yes of course breeding helps but that doesn't guarantee success,it tips the odds in your favour but n

Just threw sticks at dreys when younger no different than throwing sticks at horse chestnut trees to get the conkers down ?

rough coated Bess x feathered Sam = long coated Fred, Fred x feathered Eve = proper wooly Seagull, Seagull x broken coated Joe = Nipper, blah blah

A little teaser SI

I remember you saying you were going to vote conservative at the last election, I assume it has had much the same effect?

Just to give everyone the full picture here cause I think most of you are misunderstanding, I've had the pup from 6 weeks old and I've put 100% effort in to him from day 1, genuinely he's one of my favourite dogs I've ever had, the reason I bought him was because he was marketed as lucky the dark destroyer lines so I assumed great dog = great pups, obviously I was a bit more naive then about coursing breeding breeding etc but I bought him anyway and that was that, he killed his 1st single handed on September 19th at a day over 12 months and over the next to months of say he killed 50% of the h

Keith it's just vets we have on here ?? doctors mate at your age you been banging Gladys again lol.

Looks like chit to me aswell

I like the wools , I think they look different to the typical identikit coursing types around

i have a soft spot for the jr, as we always used them as youngsters, ive seen great digging terriers from all types myself, but id be stuck to say 1 bettered the rest

An absolute resurrection, total credit to you.

Thoroughly enjoying the season had a good few bits got a number to hit before Christmas day ill be ready for some nice relaxing away days running stuff i dont normally get runs at and running different ground. Then my dogs got a couple bitches to serve and fingers crossed i get myself a pup i like from him.