Chaff
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Yeah bet you was proud too mate Your going to have all summer to perfect the retrieve, did it come back ready minced or still squeeking mine minced his first few but now he's a lot softer mouthed at 16 months I still get the odd victory lap from him, which trys my patients but next season I think he will be fine.
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Nice one mate tell me about the victory laps, good she works the lamp so young Next season hope she fills your freezer fella
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Roll on Feb
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The brindle one is a pure whippet mate(not a good angle of photo) and she's 3/4 whip 1/8collie 1/8 grey I'll get my coat lol Good luck mate
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Very nice Meeks how they bred ibizan whippet maybe ? All the best mate I'm sure she will do you proud.
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sorry for my ignorance, but how do you administer these crystals? is it straight out of bottle onto cut? The stuff I have is a purple spray liquid probably crystallises when drying to stop bleeding not sure how it works. It is equine cost about 7 quid for 1\2a litre from any tack shop. My mate also use's it to mark his ferret's when teaming up with other people's ferret's.
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Good post this I was thinking I was being ott with a whole rabbit a day (less back meat and rear leg meat) then a pint of wag worker lol You guys are taking things to another level Cheers for a good read lads
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Cheers fellas makes sense about the ears always moving about, and his ears are quite big. I will leave alone and keep an eye on it.
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About 6 weeks ago my dog got caught up in barbed wire, not for the first time, and healed up OK apart from the tip of his ear. I have bathed it with salt water removed the scab and bathed it sprayed it with purple spray but it just won't heal. my mates dog split her ear but healed OK if in two pieces but its healed up clean, now starting to wonder about this Alabama rot thing that's going round. Any advice appreciated Cheers
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Cracking pictures mate Had a few victory laps today myself glad I'm not the only one lol Good luck fella
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They love brain and bone ears off first mind lol
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You get lamb chops from the head Seriously though plenty goodness in all raw
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That's the way to go, prey drive and natural instincts are in most of these dogs and is easy to bring out in them, what's hard is getting their attention and bonding making eye contact is a good way so they look to you for everything,which takes time and a lot of patients, but get it right and you will end up with a dog that's Hassel free and will give you long good service.
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I do have a Burrell dog I can only go on what I have seen. I am no expert, he came from my mates bitch that was proper marking at 6 weeks and turned out to be a real good worker, so when he bred I had one cost me a oner and works everything to the point it becomes a pain in the arse cus he don't stop working He now 16 month 25tts and tough as old boots. -
Agree with above some old stuff still about , but genes so diluted but every now and then they throw a good one.
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Great pictures mate, do you take a pro photographer with you ? Dog looks super fit and certainly taking care of business Good luck mate
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Wow mate a coydog what are you thinking putting on her back grey maybe. Hawks and dogs working together that must be a site. Do you ever try lamping them,sorry to hear about your dad Good luck with it all mate.
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Hi mate what you fellas hunting out there just pigs or small vermin if you ever have another plague of rabbits reckon I'd be on first plane over. Happy hunting mate
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I would agree with the collar it worked for me always calling dogs name or whistle first then give him a buz. Good luck
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Hi mate this site is very helpful full useful knowledge to soak up.What dogs do you Guys use, and what's your prey I have heard those jackrabbits are real missiles.
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Well its OK if you like pidgeon ,dog brings the most to the table and that would be less without the ferret's it all comes from team work really mate. Most satisfying to knock down the odd pidgeon with catapult
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Cheers people
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Hi all reading this forum has been most informative to say the least very interesting. I have a working dog and ferret's, that have taken up my Sundays for the past few years its like my new found religion. Most days walking dog with with a catty in pocket and manage to feed my family most weeks without buying meat from shops which I like a lot Best regards and happy hunting everyone
