Tis TM
-
Content Count
1,213 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Articles
Gun Dealer's and Fieldsports Shop's
Reloading Room
Blogs
Calendar
Store
Classifieds
Everything posted by Tis TM
-
Lamping . . . . an interesting bag last night!
Tis TM replied to Hannah4181's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Gorgeous lol ... looks like you did that "hypnotise a chicken" trick on them -
Just being nosey - what would you be planning to use this cross for? I might be wrong, but i dont think that " TIS" would keep a pup out of said litter. The stud dog that is lined up for the possible breeding is a red 3/4 hybrid bully, or second gen 3/4. Its a very racey dog yet with a head that you would liken more to a 5/8 bully. Im ready for a new challenge and have the generation gap in my pack that can only be filled with a pup if i am to carry on at the game, so i would be running one of the litter, ( if it happens!). So to the question of what it would be used for..... without gett
-
Nice
-
I think just young and a bit silly, bless
-
the wheaten man Newbie Group: Members Posts: 9 Joined: Today, 06:52 PM Member No.: 36408 hey lads i`m new here my brother hooked me on here so i decided to say hello.... i have a question for ye ...its about my lurcher..i was out hacking today and i call a cub fox in to my 15 month old deerhoundxwheatenxhound..i had my other 2 hounds aswell ..so in came the cub and i let the 3 of them off the other too dogs knock the reds but the 15 month old fella has had a few shot ones so the lazy basta*rd just jogged after the cub while the other too bate it down the field but
-
Your hysterical... now go to bed before I fall off my seat laughing
-
Yes you will need chick crumb, and a low saucer or specific water drinker for chicks... they can drown in a recepticle too deep so be carefull... Dont have to cut the grass, but have you got a botton on your run? ie mesh/wire, as you might loose your chicks to weasel/stoat or rat...... Good luck
-
Just being nosey - what would you be planning to use this cross for? I might be wrong, but i dont think that " TIS" would keep a pup out of said litter. The stud dog that is lined up for the possible breeding is a red 3/4 hybrid bully, or second gen 3/4. Its a very racey dog yet with a head that you would liken more to a 5/8 bully. Im ready for a new challenge and have the generation gap in my pack that can only be filled with a pup if i am to carry on at the game, so i would be running one of the litter, ( if it happens!). So to the question of what it would be used for..... without gett
-
Thanks, she's a fast dog, not so tight turning and sounds like you've got a thoroughbred galloping up behind you, but she's agile all the same. I know she's a bit different than alot of other RB's I've seen too, but I dont know if thats through exercise, as we're very hilly, and she's up and down steps all day long, or just her stamp.... Still, food for thought for a cross....
-
Barny williams in the north lakes it was his ridgeback/ pit bull/grey to a three quarter pit bull/ grey Would I be right then in saying that the dog is around 1/8 Ridgeback then????? If so is that not misleading????? Should that dog not be described as a APBT cross with a dash of Ridgeback and not a straight up Ridgeback cross???? Already there's lads looking at that fine animal and saying they're going to breed from their Ridgeback bitches. Valid point, I did think that was from a straight RB ... I've put up this pic of my RB bitch... I guess I'm going to get something slightly
-
bald patches on my lurcher***piccs added***
Tis TM replied to lofti's topic in Working Dog Health & Training Talk
... wish my husband would contract that ... -
"just" getting to grips with it?? I'd say they were great, you've got a good eye for a shot Keep it up!
-
doing a proper job of it . whats that the clay pits behind Yes, tis the clay country me ansome QUOTE (Tis TM @ Jun 20 2009, 09:30 AM) This was me at 16 when I worked on a hunt yard on Bodmin Moor.... BEST riding of my life up there! I now have a 2yo WB x TB filly, and a TB brood mare on loan... traggicaly lost my foal 2 weeks ago in a freak accident Sorry to hear...what happened? She managed to wedge her head between two gate posts, literally a tiny gap, and panicked, lost her back legs, and was found hanging, sat up like a dog on her backside... must have broke her
-
Lovely soulfull pics those Hannah
-
lol, well atleast they died happy
-
Oooh just thought, Stokie accents are quite nice too ...
-
was down in cornwall a few week back , i did NOT here one single cornish accent, all northerns Mmmm, funnily enough I personally know of ALOT of Northerners that have moved down here!! ... You have to get out in the proper sticks to find your true Cornish folk looks like the ladies dig the irish accent then, be jasus and be gorrah...... There is something a little mesmerising about it Snap shot
-
I think he deserved that unfortunately... doughnut!
-
I'm Cornish and do my best to dilute the accent if I can, although I'm sure I still have a "twang" ... I cringe at the broad Plymouthian accent, and Bristolians make me die! lol Like listening to South wales folk speak... love a bit of soft Irish
-
Bless ya Al, bit of your fem side showing there :kiss: Lovely pic's all the same ... the colour of that rose (10th one down!) is amazing.
-
well done on her winning , i bet she was pleased , and you proud . Thankyou, yes, everso! It was only a local SWEP show, but there was over 10 in the class, and for her first time in hand it was brill experience
-
And this was my little girl when she was 5, showing her little pony we had on loan, she won the coloured class
-
This was me at 16 when I worked on a hunt yard on Bodmin Moor.... BEST riding of my life up there! I now have a 2yo WB x TB filly, and a TB brood mare on loan... traggicaly lost my foal 2 weeks ago in a freak accident
-
Bumble Bee's are my fav Lovely pics Kay x
-
Aw, glad you got him back, looks quite worried in that first pic, bless 'im