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Aussie Whip

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  1. I'd think you'd need a sizeable wilderness area to hide them. I forgot about the bigger human population to land area over your way. I can't see big cats breeding in that environment tbh.
  2. Unless you're an expert at identifying it's not worth dying for.
  3. Don't think they can have too much protein, as far as I know cooked or raw is the same. I mix the raw yolks with some meat twice a week.
  4. Over here the indigenous wouldn't know what ASK means, they just steal your shit.
  5. Yeah from Sensi, it's Ortega, Hash plant, Northern lights and Afghani SA, 95% Indica. I give the whippets some before working to slow them down, lol.
  6. I only smoke of a night these days, it's a good nightcap and keeps me on an even keel the next day.
  7. I wondered what the attraction was, lol.
  8. I like the old Black Domina, how would Grandaddy compare to that ? I was thinking Purple Kush. I've been enjoying that compared to the lucky dip bag seeds back in the day.
  9. They're way better in the Summer over here, Spider Farmer is decent, not too expensive. Cheaper to run and stickier buds when it's hot, so I've heard. HPS stunts when it's really hot.
  10. I did a frowned upon thing and put Bubba over his full pit mother,because he was such a healthy dog. All the pups were perfect except one had a short neck but healthy. I was talking to an old mate I hadn't seen for ten years that took one of the pups just a couple of days ago, his dog is nearly 16 and in perfect health and also has a taste for rotten roadkill, lol.
  11. Nice hob ferretman, your ferrets look good doing what you do. Over here even in Winter the meat goes off quick, Summer a couple of hours so we have to feed small amounts more often. Different to dogs, my old pit/bullmastiff would eat rotten roadkill near my house, he never got sick and lived until 18 as in this pic. The worst feed he had was when my American Bulldog ate a rotten roo Bubba here dragged home, he spewed his guts up and Bubba wolfed down the vomit, lol.
  12. I can imagine people trying to keep their kids fed in the old days giving meat caught to them before the dogs or ferrets got a look in. I think the idea that ferrets got fck all stuck for a while.
  13. Back 45 years ago in Oz we only fed ferrets bread and milk as I was advised by old blokes. The ferrets were skinny, had the shits constantly and raggy coats. Looking at the properly fed ferrets now I wonder how they survived to breed here back in the not so good old days. I bought some new ferrets recently and I had to school the young seller about this. The ferrets i bought looked 100% better in two weeks on a meat diet. I hope their earlier care doesn't affect them later.
  14. I've seen a puma in a pine forest over here, probably why I think there maybe a chance of big cats over your way. We do have vast wilderness though. I've never seen a genuine pic from here of one , they have all been really big feral cats people claiming to be panthers. They have got huge here, almost a different species in 200 years and makes me wonder how big a feral could get in the time the UK has had cats around. I've heard you do have wallabies, wild boar, racoons and other exotic animals turn up.
  15. I don't know, the hens are white with black flecks. They are a white leghorn over a RIR. They are good hens and have moved a long way from a tropical coastal area back to the cold mountains and never stopped laying, even on the trip down, lol.
  16. The cornish sound a bit of a pain to keep, if I get a RIR rooster and put it over the cross layers sounds like a plan ?.
  17. I doubt any numbers like that. It reminds me of pest control jobs with owners saying there are hundreds of rabbits, you get there and there are half a dozen on the whole property, just moving around a lot.
  18. You can buy anything these days if you have the cash.
  19. Yeah I wouldn't right off there being big cats anywhere there is bushland and people owning and dumping exotic animals. There was a shitty open zoo here on the outskirts of Sydney called The African Lion Safari. I went near it's closing and the animals were starving imo. They had a bear area and there were about 50 inbred looking bears all skinny. When it closed there were reports of lions in bushland near Sydney. None were shot or captured, so where are they.
  20. I wish you hadn't said that, another reason for a punch up over dogs, lol but that's a theory I've never heard.
  21. There's staghounds in the wheat belt in SA with a lot of Saluki blood. Yeah I don't know why they aren't more popular as most inland terrain would suit them as well as the heat thing. In the hills around me the little whippet /stags rule on the rabbits.
  22. Yeah it ends up in pub fights, lol. The dogs I saw in Queensland were definitely Saluki crosses, they looked at least 1/2 but were very tall, big dogs. That was 40 years ago and the bloke said they were a known line up there. As steve says different pig hunters add dane and mastiff to their own dogs so I don't think the Arab is a pure breed really, I hope it stays like that and the dogs never end up in show hands. Why they named the dogs Arabs is a mystery, I'm off to the pub for a quick beer and bring the subject up ?.
  23. Just to add confusion I went to North Queensland many moons ago and their Bull arabs were Saluki/pointer/bull terrier, they reckon they were the original. They were big dogs and I didn't know how they were that big with that cross but it's easy to breed that picking the biggest pups each gen. They were nice dogs and I don't like to admit the Saluki in case sand slug gets a hard on ?. I had one from Cauchi in NSW and it deff had dane in it.
  24. Can any of you blokes recommend a really strong pure indica or near pure?
  25. I have White Leghorn cross RIR hens for eggs, was wondering if I could cross with some breed of rooster to get something worth eating or should I just get some meat type hens and rooster.
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