J Darcy
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Nice to hear of Borders doing some good graft.
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Rule #1 ... There is no Rhubarbdaddygames.
just like Fight Club. But in a Rhubarb kinda way.
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Bloody good day that!
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A terrible shame.
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Does anyone on here know where to ring or a website for legal advice as to regards redundancy. In particular where a matrix has been drawn up to purposely target an individual. Is this deemed as 'constructive dismissal'?? Just asking for someone. Cheers
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As long as you can prove you are a 'reformed' character that now respects others and you have good reason to want a gun then you will get a certificate. JMHO -
I get my sister to order them for me off amazon and sometimes ebay.
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Also 'Lurchers and Longdogs'
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Just starting a Ruark at the moment. 'Use enough gun'
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As long as you have a barrel of water in your yard and you cull without hesitation, it will work. This natural selection will take place in the kennel long before the dog goes to ground. The expert said it was wrong, not that it would not work. Without doubt severely undershot is not a hinderence in the field. But you have to question your motives before you go down the road of inbreeding. After a couple of litters of russion roulette, you will still have to outcross. This is a topic that will always cause division. If inbreeding has worked for you, great, JMHO p3d, i woul
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Hi Martin, i don't think the similarities are in the 'style' of writing, more like the way that the words build a picture in the minds eye that you are actually 'there'. Not many authors can do this, but those mentioned (BB, PHC, Remmler) have the ability.
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Had a look at this book at the weekend, looks a very nice addition to anyones running dog library. I think Santa will be bringing me mine. Lots of photos and just about everything that can go wrong with a running dog detailed. Well Done with your first book Skycat
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Yes mate, he's good, a very different style than 'BB' and of a different subject matter, one of dangerous beasts, which lends itself to dramatic prose....'BB''s good though....
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I'll second that! Of late i have been really hitting the Peter Hathaway Capstick books hard and they are amazing. 'Death in the Long Grass' is the finest piece of writing i have ever read.
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Personally i would keep her in the house mate.
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It is illegal to hunt any animal or bird in the UK with a bow of any kind, be it compound, recurve, long or cross. Cheers
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With regards winter weather; I say to Mother nature...."Do your worst".
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WWP,Good luck, though i would err on the side of caution and ensure you have your pooch staying with friends near the date. And do not forget, the way things are, i would not be surprised if this thread is being monitered so be careful what you say. It would be a shame if someone went into a shop with a pint of maggots in their pocket and the bag happened to not be tied correctly. Its not a pretty sight after a week. Not a pretty sight at all. ]Good luck in clearing your name in this debacle.
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I think its a great read, some good stories.
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First cross Suzuki/Greyhound.
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Yes but you do not want that youngster to wind the rabbit. It has toi be by sight only. Firstly, never EVER take out two dogs when starting a youngster. secondly, i always ignore all squatters. The rabbit sat like a pancake will not teach your dog anything. You want to try and find a rabbit sat up. Out there in the beam. Keep the beam on the rabbit and the dog in the slip until the rabbit moves. Only let the dog go once he has seen the rabbit.Don't worry about scaring a few bunnies, its worth it. You need to get it drilled intot he dogs mind that everytime the lamp lingers in one spot th