Simoman
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Del boy looked dangerous at times and thought he may catch Fury. As gnasher says i dont think he punches at his weight, at 6"9" and 18/19 stone he should be knocking peoples heads off. I think he needs to improve his training team and camp if he wants to go further BUT you can only beat who is put in front of you and he did that so congrats......................I don't think either of them would of got past the third with Lennox Lewis........
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Or lack of them
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i never said id seen ye naked, but im betting ye look better in the scud send me 2 pics, 1 wae clothes, an 1 withoot, an if im wrong, yell get a public apology Don't fall for this crap like i did only for him to say i looked better with clothes
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fancy askin a lady that on an open forum ...lol..naa im not that old but not that young either..last time i checked was 32 well at the risk of being accused of trying to chat you up you dont look 32, no bollocks either. Feck me 32 is hardly knocking on deaths door :laugh:
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Loved Australia, my only regret when i went was not doing any hunting..........
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See fido, im never wrong Stabs your right, Dooleys book was great, forgot that one, spoke to Paul a few weeks ago and doesn't look like he will do another
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Yep enjoyed my Uni days too, best things, my children and that special someone, and enjoying my dogs and the great outdoors...........
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In Matt Hughes book Agree with Gnasher, the Griffin v Bonnar fight was great entertainment. Over the years i have seen some great ones that i really enjoyed. Pulver vs Penn 1, Couture vs Liddell 1, Couture vs Ortiz, many early fights were great to watch but are a countrymile away from todays technical fighters, anyone remember Abbott vs Mattua or Frye vs Takayama?
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modern terrier and the modern lurcher...............Michael Shaw
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Very hard to get into and low pay generally. Afraid to sound like an old fart BUT nowdays most jobs require formal qualifications and you have a better chance of getting the job you want with them..........
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I hope your not on about gettin this dog when you,ve just sold a deer/bull that was supposedley doin everything...and if its for just rabbits then get yourself a fcukin whippet..atb stabba Well said old chap :notworthy: Vet any potential buyers mate, full of chop and change knobbers on here, looks a tidy pup and should give somebody some fun this coming season
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I'm sure it would if your opinion mattered
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Hang fire, if you had 4 and 20 you could put them in a pie...........
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Looked at it back in 1990 and 2009, bottom line is its not easy, land isn't cheap and the main problem is power, waste and legislation.
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I think we all have regrets of some sort BUT you only get one shot at this life so enjoy what you can from it, Iregret wasting giving time, money and any scrap of emotion to a couple of people, my life has changed dramatically over the last few years but i'm now happier than i have been despite less money, smaller house etc etc, as you get older you realise your partner, family, great friends and lifestyle are all you need.......... Best not to dwell on regrets, you can't change it, i have my kids, partner, some great friends, my dogs and touch wood my health, anything else is a bonus
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ITS not pointless thread I siad >>>>>>>which has been seen in action?<<<<<<<<< And as i said "If you have to ask why its laughable"
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A well bred whippet imo Resist urge for sarcasm........
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What a pointless thread, and if you have to ask why then its laughable........Ive seen a few lads dogs of various breeding work but im sure they wont want me discussing it on here and the feeling is mutual.......
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Top 5 lurcher books imo in no particular order Mouchers tale by Phil Lloyd Running dog Addiction by J Darcy Extreme lurcherwork by J Darcy Rogues and Runningdogs by Plummer Lurchers and LOngdogs by Ted Walsh Top 5 fieldsports books imo Country Mischief by Didrikson Tales of a Rat Hunting Man by Plummer With gun, rifle and bow by Douglas Earth dogs and Running dogs by Didrikson Work em Hard by Harcombe
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Had a couple of bites when man work training, a German Shepherd latched onto my arse, everybody found it highly amusing at the time Another time a Bouvier Des Flandres put two fangs into my forearm on a misplaced bite.....Worst one was about 12 years ago my old terrier used to like grabbing anything to hang onto and decided she liked the draw cord of my jacket so she jumped, missed and bit my testicles, had me pole axed on the floor and at the docs the next day as everything went swollen and black
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how long should i rest my dog 4 ?
Simoman replied to mikeydogscotland's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
mate its the blood build up that congeils and then callouses,ive heard and used that method before,but i know better now dont mean to sound condesending ,but thats from 2 very good greyhound specialists atb That was the advice i got last December from George Drake and Tom Peppercorn, two of the most respected greyhound men when my bitch knocked a toe (not broken) -
have you read more country mischief? i liked country mischief and earth dogs and running dogs was exellent so looking at getting more country mischief, any good? Yeah mate..ive read more country mischief but for some reason(imo)it doesnt live up to the first part...still a good read nonetheless and definatley worth buying...atb stabba The only reason stabba ain't read the third book by Didrickson is because he hasn't taken it off my shelf yet, i'm stabbas personal fieldsports library
