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looking good john should have a few pups soon my self mack
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fair play to the lad hope he gets a few more like that great fish mack
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thanks alot for the replys mack
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the more good points that are put up on this topic the more complicated it apears to be was only talking to a hunting friend on this subject been a while since i read a good topic like this on here have also notice the big difference in smell of dog foxes when i dug them maybe some have more scent to give. mack
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they are a great little bird used to bait bushes with my mate for blackies for spars even got a couple of ducks and the odd pheasent with them some great times mack
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had a few wipets years ago one got a fair few fox and would draw as good as any go up any tube went to ground a few times too and had to dig him out once had another and she caught a fox and to be honest the bitch was getting a hiding these type dogs can be a good base in lurcher breeding mack
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could any one that has seen teckels crossed with terriers or any other breed give me an honest opinion on how they fair against pure teckels any help would be great mack
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only this time it will be poured over them carl
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great stuff will keep them names in mind when they knock on the door mack
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as far as i know he still has a lurcher was out hunting with a couple of friends today so stil doing the odd bit. was out lamping with him a few times with baily a saluki cross from across the water was a white dog and fully grown when bought. think the dog he has now was bred by a member off here brown and white fine big dog too i was told mack
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my cousin vinny and see no evil hear no evil watched them a few times good laugh mack
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just shows you dont have post much to get stick
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would be surprised if thats true lurchers and terrier men form a huge amount of support why stop them mack
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posted on neils thread too he was certainly a character rip tony macker
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posted on neils thread too he was certainly a character rip tony macker
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rip tony could not believe when i heard mack
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an old timer once told me a tong was better than any draw dog as it would never quit i was in bits laughing as he bred some really game weatons at the time mac
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cracking pup tassa have your pups grand mother and uncle and still serving me well mack
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can a bushing dog be used as a digging dog
macker replied to hunter 1's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
thats a brave statment neil but one i agree fully with some people wont agree but as long as terrier is fit who cares i have never once dug to a rabbit with a digging dog but it can happen with any terrier i think the worse thing for a terrier is being left in its kennel mack -
he defo needs help mack
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maybe be so jack but there is far more working weatons in the same area that would wipe the boards with nearly any kerry blues. not saying there is no kerrys working but they would be only the odd dog in a very weak line of workers have heard of some handy crosses but they where after bunnies mainly and just the odd fox . weaton is the way to go mack
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they are good lamp for rabbits and fox you dont have to light up the country side to put stuff in the bag you just want to spot game not cook them. its what at the end of the lead that counts mack
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sorry to hear about your dog are you sure it was not hit by a car or jeep and just ended up in grave yard. mack
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'Biggest Ever' Fox Caught In Britain
macker replied to halamrose's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
i think it was a big enough fox even though they put a tiny fox beside to make look bigger some lad put a pic on here a good while ago and it was on a bonnet of a jeep i tought it looked a better fox mack -
thanks turkish bob is just over injury and seems fine thank god black bitch is going well too its the new one barking pup is only starting to bark penny has not dropped yet bren but she will ok talk to you soon mack
