dytkos
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A couple of weeks ago a member on here, RedLorryYellowLorry posted a request for a night or two out as his hunting partner kept letting him down. Via a few PMs and phone calls we arranged for him to come down for a shine last night. We met at the arranged place and exchanged greetings, both us and dogs and loaded into mine and away to the first bit of permission. Weather started off perfect and we had had 5 when the hail came down so we finished that patch and moved on. RLYL admitted that his bitch was not fit and I thought she looked a bit heavy but she was keen as mustard and didn't miss
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I've only seen and held one of these, not lamped with one, but it's definitely on my Christmas list! They're very light weight. http://www.northeastfieldsports.co.uk/lamp...y-pack-151.html Out of stock on NEF site though Thanks for that SS, nice kit but a bit pricey and would really prefer a 14 or 17ah one, otherwise would need to buy two!! Cheers, D.
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I usually use the blazer light or the lazer light with few problems with the lamps. It's the batteries that hack me off. Whats the best battery pack available?
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Good luck to all, may the best dog win. Have the crack and a great weekend with no problems. Cheers, D.
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Hope he grows into the collar! Cheers, D.
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Look on Google Images, there's thousands! Cheers, D.
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Send him an email. (his address is advertised on a banner on here and on Google). He always replys PDQ to any emails from my experience. Perhaps he's away but he's still open. HTH. Cheers, D.
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You must be gutted. My condolences. Regards, D.
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Cotton buds and a little olive oil (from the chemists, not the supermarket) if necessary. Do mine maybe once a year. Cheers, D.
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Same as, mate. Happy birthday.
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Very old film which we watched avidly up country about 30 years ago. I now live about 3/4 of an hour away from the location and have hunted with the Moorland packs around there. Nuff said!! Cheers, D.
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i have now the green light to start the club up the first meeting will be in a fourtnight or so once i have recieved all the membership forms and rules ect all the lads that contacted me i will be in touch sometime this week with a venue and date for the first club meeting and there is always room for more people if anyone else is interested all the best to you all for this coming season fell Was member in the 70's and 's in the NE Lancs section under John and Malcolm. Am now in SW area F&MWTC but would be happy to pay subs to the new/old area as well. Great times. Legal d
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Nightime it's easy. Daytime I find it easier to spot a white dog in the field at a distance. Unless it's in a field full of sheep or foxhounds! Cheers, D.
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Heres a quick snap of Saturday's gathering. Weather came in very misty and stayed that way. Had a bit of sport but conditions were a lot worse than the photo suggests. Cheers, D.
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Casio XLM 10 mp bought from Ebay (recoditioned) for £109. It's better than I am with photos! Cheers, D.
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Sorry mate, didn't go on PC and get your post till just now. Got back about 4 0'clock. But I would have been the one with the two piss wet through lurchers! Went to the opening meet, it wasn't the best. Might put a pic up of today later if I get chance. Cheers, D.
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Out with the foxhounds at Fernacre tomorrow, get yourself over there if you can to watch the trail hunt. Cheers, D.
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Thanks mate, as you well know, we don't pics of shit places and crappy days but we all have them! Cheers, D.
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They are the "best" sort of Cornish hedges, no big stones and no Yew or Hawthorn or Blackthorn on top! The hob is the smaller fert of the 2. Cheers, D
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All my dogs get 3 to 5 miles a day normally on soft tracks and fields but I try to give them at least 1/2 mile a day for the aforementioned reasons. Cheers, D.
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"Who dares wins" Steve , as you have recently proved. ATB Inan. Hope your right Stubby 'cos I've just signed up. Cheers, D.
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Did you actually read the post?
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Many thanks mate, enjoy your break. I'll try not to feck the longnets up too much! Cheers, D.
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Due to unforeseen circumstances I had a free morning yesterday so decided to have a couple of hours out with the ferrets. Weather was kind which was good as I was doing a few Cornish hedges which I couldn't dig in the event of a lie up. First banking about a dozen nets down and a couple of nice handy bolts. Moved down the bank and a single followed by one immediately afterwards from the same hole which eluded the dog and went into the previously worked bury. I decided to let this one have his day and moved on. I had purposedly not brought too many nets as I didn't want to get too involved
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Yeah, me too but it's an opportunity for somebody.