dytkos
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IF you've had ferrets for "most of your life" and have only been bitten once you must be very young!
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R.I.P. Ken
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I Marshalled there between 81 and 85. Fantastic times on the grounds and at The Scari. Lost my driving licence there and I met some great people. Some of the best times of my life (except the driving ban)! Cheers, D.
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Night vision work last night.
dytkos replied to mole trapper's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
Should have phoned me to carry mate. Dogs cut up and we are both bouncing off walls at the mo. Got a fox to shoot this week also if you fancy coming out again/ free. Cheers, D. -
Know what you mean, came back from morning exercise today, young dog had a limp, checked him out and he had a deep cut between his web between his first two toes on the front left leg.Cleaned it up but it needed vet treatment. With anaesthetic, local and general, antbiotics, resuss jab and stitches and treatment on saturday afternoon I'm looking at £120 plus and the dog is out of work for the best part of a month. Bleddy dawgs! Cheers, D.
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Try putting the dog in the car when it's parked up, maybe giving it a treat to get it used to associating the car with "good" When this has happened a few times, start the car and repeat the processs, get the dog used to being in the car when it's running but not moving first then try a few short trips around the block, gradually building up the distance. HTH. Cheers, D.
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<H3 id=siteSub>From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia</H3> (Redirected from Reynard the Fox)Jump to: navigation, searchFor other uses, see Reynard (disambiguation).http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Question_book-new.svgThis article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unverifiable material may be challenged and removed. (October 2008) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Roman.de.renart.2.jpgIllumination from a manuscript of the Roman de Renart, end of the 13th centuryReynard the Fox, also known as Renard, R
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Got lots of Craghopper stuff, good quality, not too dear and a vast range of stuff. Recommended. Cheers, D.
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R.I.P Condolences to you and yours.
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cheers mate, it is sort of field related because I am getting done with failing to stop, criminal damage, offensive weapon, coursing.....had my car seized but me dog was alright me mates got let off and they took him home with them where abouts in lincoln did you get had mate, get on to clive rees he's the man. walcott fen Good Luck. Cheers, D.
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Had only 2 serious snowfalls in the last 10 years and everything comes to a standstill. It was like that from Sept to March when I lived up North but everyone just got on with it.
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Good post John, remember those Northern ferretting trips. Don't get many mornings like that weather down here. Cheers, D.
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Know what you mean mate, very windy here tonight, maybe get a blown down tree for next years fire . Cheers, D.
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My Missus' is Ok with me out with the dogs, pretty much everytime BUT she's not so keen on ME going out on the piss, tends to be more bed damage then! Cheers, D.
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Feckin' Hell mate, end of season Jan 13th. Get a bit farther afeild. Cheers, D.
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Caught the last 10 mins, loved the traps! What were they called? Cheers, D.
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Used to do it back in the 's, could put 2 and a 1/4 ounce of shot through my Spanish double 10. Black powder only 'cos you needed a licence for Nitro I think. Cheers, D.
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Checkout Cathy, the girl with the specs from the animal sanctuary. Bet she'll be practising her necking when she gets back!
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Good on you mate. There isn't a fox worth the life of a good dog. Cheers, D.
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Seen them at Maine Road in the 's. Awesome, more classic tracks than any other band going. Cheers, D.
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does a lurcher realy have to have whippet or greyhound in it
dytkos replied to treefella's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
A lurcher is "traditionally" a sighthound (grey, whippet, saluki, afghan(!), borzoi (!) etc etc crossed with a working or pastoral dog (collie, Alsation, Beddy,) etc etc. and a long dog is Lurcher to Lurcher mating or sight hound to sight hound, ie Saluki/Grey or so I was brought up to believe. Cheers, D. -
amen to that, you get what you pay for,if its for pleasure about a field then maybe i would buy one and take a chance.but if for work,you need a strong,reliable workhorse that wont be laid up while waiting for some taiwanese part to be sent. I bought a new Chinese Loncin 250 quad about 18 months ago. Got it fom a local agricultural merchants with full warranty. It's got a Yam 250 engine, 2WD with reverse and tow ball and racks, all road legal and have a had a few niggles, (broken indicator relay, slipping gears, exhaust coming loose) but for £2300 OTR (inc. Vat) I've had great service f
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Just spent 48 quid this morning on a new pair, the Esk. Holed one of the others big style on a piece of granite. Two years old and still going strong although the heel socks wear out. They are warm, comfy but a bit slippy, especially when walking across a wet sloping grass field. Cheers, D.