Simoman
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Was round the twist the Australian programme??
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Well, I bought Sean Frains new book on the Middleton strain of terrier...........and although I only started reading it tonight I think its head and shoulders above his other books. And only a couple of drawings
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Stabs is right, get the dog to associate the sound of the gun with a positive experience. You could try feeding the dog and shooting at a distance and gradually closing the distance. I'd work on your retreive before giving him the chance to cock it up with a pheasant
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A whippet on a Suzuki Whippets seem quicker in the initial burst but i's say Greyhound
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you been on the sauce Pickaxe
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Loved Chorlton and the wheelies, what was the name of the witch??? Also liked Jamie and the magic torch. Couldn't stand Seasame street :sick:
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I think Colin Rivers and Maurice Richardson keep a line of working Sealyhams, read articles in working terrier yearbooks and EDRD
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Mmmmmmmmmm forgot Kangaroo, best meal I've ever had was Kangaroo with sweet potatoes overlooking Sydney harbour
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I remember thundercats, thundercats hoooooooo I watch cartoons today with my girl and love Spongebob, I have also converted her to the Simpsons but my wife doesn't think its appropriate for a 3 year old :whistle: Fellman, we used to do knock a door run and cat crawling, anyone remember that? You used to try and climb through/over people gardens to the end of the street.
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Summer is nearly here, can't you have a BBQ, there is an ostrich farm near you? Wazcor is sanglier wild boar? Cheers Simoman
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I'll have a think , there are a few nice ones around Horncastle, Woodhall Spa etc. There used to be a good country pub on the main road just outside Woodhall on the way to Conningsby. Have you ever been to the cinema in Woodhall Spa woods, apparently the organist rises from the stage during the interval to play music
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Where abouts in the county are you, can recommend a few dotted around
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try running away as he returns, also try and teach the hold command in your lounge.
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hello can you tell me where this pub is? pretty please The Carpenters Arms,,Dale Abbey, Derbyshiremmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Not been for a while but they also do hawking days
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Not sure if it still counts but crispy duck with pancakes and plum sauce
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on what f*****g hamsters They would have to run doubled up on hamsters Socks
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My parents local village pub does a gorgeous game pie, rabbit, pigeon, pheasant and ham
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Fair enough Steve, as you say each to his own I enjoyed them and still learnt things. I think that in the past we have had a lot of books telling you how to enter your dog to rat, rabbit .........and after a while you fancy something different
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NO OFFENCE TO JD BUT IF I WANTED TO READ HUNTING STORIES I WUD COME ON HERE FOR FREE INSTEAD OF PAYIN £20+ FOR A BOOK. AT THE START OF DIG DEEP AND THROW WELL BACK HE EVEN ADMITS HE IS NO EXPERT,, BUT YET HE WROTE A BOOK ON THE SUBJECT!! HE HAS GREAT PICS BUT IM AFRAID IT ENDS THERE!!! :ph34r: I'm sure he doesn't blow his own trumpet as there are far too many self proclaimed experts in all walks of life. JD's books clearly show he has lots of experience with both terriers and lurchers and his books are top of the tree as far as i'm concerned. The books tell real stories, not fairyta
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Could be a flying fox on holiday
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whats a punji stick Joeb
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Looking at the photos I would have said rats Very strange that they are apearing overnight We turned up at a farm this winter to rat a hawthorn hedge next to some game cover, I have never seen so many rat holes, literally hundreds, yet the dogs showed little interest and we only took 4 rats. Who knows where they went
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You been on the meths Cragman Nearly bought the one on Garys Middletons dogs from Gylnn Jones a couple of weeks ago, he said it was selling well, but chose Dave Harcombes book every mans hand instead and enjoyed it . Think the Whiterush moor?? book looks pants but not seen the one on fox control.
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I will Superstriker but 64 pages may take a while
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My old dog does it when near a bitch in season, Jay is also right dogs do it when excited
