dytkos
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Goodnight, heading for home. Cheers, D.
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Well went out to the Childrens meet on the moor on Wednesday. 60ish riders, 30 or so cars and a few pics enclosed. Waiting to go Lovely boy And were off Whoops, how did he get off te lead? LOL On the trail One more on next page
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Depends where you are, oop North maybe and Jockland defo but if your in a lovely Cornish valley or beachside location, my old smoothcoat could handle a 12 hour shift no probs. Cheers, D.
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Done this before:whistling: How many do you want mate? Cheers, D.
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This years hunting trip away (big disapointment)
dytkos replied to bigfrank0001's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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Took your time with the dig mate, sounds like someone was leaning on the shovel:whistling: Cheers, D.
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R.I.P. Blue.
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Ditch, if your reading any of this, come back:notworthy: Cheers, D.
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Posted in the Terrier section, not Lurcher. Don't start a terrier on rabs if you ultimately want it to work foxes:wallbash: :wallbash: :wallbash: Cheers, D.
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Sounds like a prob with the battery. I use my Striker with a 10ah dry cell and a 10ah lithium ion and both give the same level of beam. If you go to Debens web site they have a q and a page, do it during office hours and they reply to you on line very quickly. HTH. Cheers, D.
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Either or mate, I tend to get my ferts from rescue centres (already de-sexed) and they generally all get on well. Ferts are social animals and are better with a buddy. HTH. Cheers, D.
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Are you a terrierman by any chance? Heard loads of shite like that before from other people, but real terrier men are usually OK:icon_redface: Cheers, D.
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Good luck mate but don't be over optimistic:whistling: I've got places where rabs bolt 100 yards from the nearest net, especially if it's been "unferrreted" for a year or two. Cheers, D.
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Here's my missus's version. Rabbit and bacon pie. Delicious:notworthy: RABBIT AND BACON PIE INGREDIENTS 750g. Diced fresh Rabbit meat 200g. Diced Bacon 1 small onion, diced 250ml. chicken stock 125ml. Dry White wine Chopped Parsley 25g. Butter 25g. Flour Fry the rabbit, bacon and onions in the butter until the onions are soft, but without browning. Add the flour to thicken and then pour in the stock and white wine, stirring all the time. Simmer f
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Best of luck in finding her. Theiving twats:thumbdown: Cheers, D.
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The anger management classes are going well then!? dont no DP but :laugh: Not pinned anymore? Cheers, D.
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Crackin' topic East Mids, great feedback as well but besides p***y and a few others, there was not that many pics that proved/disproved your original question? Cheers, D.
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Its like anywhere else, it varies with the weather but the terrain can be hard going for hounds and riders alike. (And foot followers LOL) Cheers, D.
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Most certainly are mate, should be brilliant:toast: Cheers, D.
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Just a couple of pics at the "off" on Saturday, just to display some of the type of terrain we hunt. Click the pics and they'll expand to give much more detail. Cheers, D.
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It's not about the money, its the principle, and hopefully to stop other people getting ripped off by Taffybullshit, or don't you think thats a worthwhile reason for it? Cheers, D.
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I thought the thread was a bit of a giggle [ at least, when viewed from the safety of a long marriage ] but whether folk off here meet for friendship, or romance, what does it matter that they met online ? Times move on, and wii for one am happy to widen my social circle this way. I've made some grand mates via the net I've heard that Wilf likes to widen the circle of his friends too Cheers, D.
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Pretty obvious..............................YES, Yes, Yes:tongue2: Known it for months, he's f****d up more chances than Emile Heskey Cheers, D
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If it can catch a rabbit and has a long tail, it's a lurcher (or longdog) Cheers, D.
