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must of been a pound. at the pound shop.
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They're the old kennel cleaners an dog walking trainees Andy lol they're absolutley fecked now but they're comfort on the old feet lol they look like brothel creepers to me .
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good offer that rake.
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just use a point and shoot then you can blame the camera if they arnt great. or take the plaudits if they turn out well. even poor pics bring back good memories. and its good fun . and now you dont even need to wait for them to be developed at boots
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worth a punt for someone. looks a nice handy size as well. hope it lands in a decent place
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its simple. do what you would have done when you where a spotty teenager get out with the dog you have and make the best of it. put some miles in with your poor/average dog. ratting or rabbiting if need be. collect some good ground along the way and hey presto. folk will want to tag along with you. then all you need to do is sort the wheat from the chaff. be prepared to lose a bit of permission as some of your new pals will be on at your back.(you cant show some folk a blackies nest) . but you will meet some good lads along the way. it may be the long road. but its the only way i know. and if
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certainly freshened up this section
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cheers bush rummager just goe,s to show that you can get good quality images on a pocket sized camera. thanks for sharing .
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NO I CERTAINLY DO NOT. but i would if i could catch em
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nice pup jr. oh and nice trainers
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dont listen to the same old same old, any dog will do rats. ive no doubt that most will do rats. but if you enjoy the sport no doubt you will want to progress . and its best you have a decent terrier. one that can do the job front to back. with regular ratting comes injuries working bred dogs heal better. you will need it to have an exellent nose, drive, stamina.you will also want it to have a degree of intelligence. this will help with stock training and in controlling the terrier when working. there are plenty of examples of working dogs making hard work of it along with there owners on yo
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ive just got hold of a little nikon coolpics pocket camera. and did'nt realise how good these pocket camera's are. they have moved on a bit since i last had one. is anyone useing a pocket camera and how you getting on with it, i wouldnt mind seeing a few pics if anyone has any. cheers
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A New Tiny Knife - "vareto" Model
hjckcff replied to spsurfer's topic in Countryside Skills, Craft & DIY
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the same dog with a rat. notice the same opposite retreive. has it down to a fine art. 4/months old
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stomper that
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any working terrier breed or cross will do the job just fine. i like the plummers and russells best but thats just my preferance.
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sorry to see this hope things get better soon. and good luck settling the dog with an owner that deserves it
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here's mine as a pup. retrieving in the opposite direction.
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good luck fella
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just to keep things going a pals lakie green lurchers. awesome pictures matey
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not if you bought them out of the fecking exchange and mart they was'nt
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i used to watch a pair that lifted starlings regularly . it was like they where working together. one would fly low along the hedge this would make them lift and fly through a pylon the other used to wait in a tree at the other side and nail one as they flew through the pylon. i was surprised at the fact they had a bit of work to do to finish them not a quick kill like i thought. awesome little birds.
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old smooth fox terrier. nice picture
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if you acted up to a copper like they did. it would be arm up the back . and in you get with a hand on your head as your rolled into the car. them police shat themselves. intimidation tactics worked a treat.