maty j
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loving these storys, making me chuckle abit worst ive had is a nose bleed off the terrier. i was seeing how close i could get to his face and blow on him without him headbutting me or biting me. needless to say i pushed it too much and he butted me square in the nose.
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just incase your ever stuck at last minute.... http://www.code-d.com/tesco-cards/index.php
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very windy in north wales and just having a touch of snow right now.
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im no expert and have just got my first lurcher and she's now allmost 11 month old but one thing ill add is the early socialisation. i dont think it says enough about it in the dvd and thats were i messed up. she will accept slow moving trafic but doesnt like the fast stuff, even the noise sends her a bit scittish. another thing is the socialising with other dogs. it was the same dogs my pup saw all the time so didnt mind them but others, especially bigger than her she wasnt happy about. luckily her confidence seems to have gone up now and accepts them even went up to one of my mates labs toda
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try getting deepheat on your love spuds, by feck that smarts a little and no mater how much water you splash on them it still burns . cold milk done the trick. BETTER EXPLAIN. in the gym, plulled my romboid muscle, applied deepheat, forgot to wash hands, went to the toilet...........you can guess the rest still dont see were you had the idea of using cold milk though
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got some old fishing mags here for sale. Anglers World august 1964, november 1964, volume 2 no.9 february 1964, september 1964, june 1964, january 1964, volume 2 No.10 march 1964, volume 2 No 12 may 1964, october 1964, volume 2 No.11 april 1964, october 1964. anyone interested post up on here or drop me a pm. cheers, maty.
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thanks for that john...think i may give the first one a whirl. cheers, maty.
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looking to make a live catch rabbit trap that costs as little as possible. allso needs to be able to catch the little 'uns. ve got a steel rat trap that ive had a young rabbit in but they cost too much to be using. im looking for something that could get the 1/4 grown ones up. did i mention it had to be cheap to make any plans or ideas send them my way. cheers all, maty.
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our pond has got loads of the stuff. had to spread it out abit as they were laying (do frogs lay ) it on top of other spawn, out the water. no little poles yet but still a couple.... :kiss:
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couldnt use scatter guns round here millet, too noisy for the area plus the feild is surounded by either paths houses or roads. perhaps shot with a pellet rifle but why was it on the path. surely it would go seek cover or get too ground. no stress round the neck. usually if the kneck gone and you try and skin it like i did it gives at the kneck. that mark (the first pic i posted) was in the chest so could of been a low shot but looks like it healed up, yet i found it warm
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as much as i hate skinning i did it and couldnt find any major abnormalities. there was this wound, perhaps old pellet hole?? there was this thing near the shoulder/neck area. everything else seemed fine but when i trod on the skin and pulled (hoping to skin its head) it gave way on the shoulder are....as you can see in the pic...never had that before. the neck has snapped and come off but never by there. there was plenty of this black suff too...just looks like clotted blood to me but there seemed more of it in one clump so thought i better mention it. again
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whilst out this morning i found a dead rabbit. thought it would do for the ferrets as it was still warm when i found it but just starting to stiffen up but dont think i will now. anyway it was on a public footpath and just on its side not with its legs out-streched just normal i guess. had a feel over it and couldnt feel anything apart from this little scab it seems like its healed up from what ever happened as its starting to come off. the only other damage i could see on it was that someones gone and peirced its ears but doubt that would that kill it?? something else i
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just a few ideas to get you going...... on a training dvd ive got the fella gets the dummy on a string first, gees the dog up with it then gets the lamp on it and gets the dog to chase it in circles around him....only enough to get the dog keen. then when its keen i used a tennis ball with my pup as she prefers moving things to still things. i chuck it follow it in the beam and give her plenty of encourage ment to get on and catch it. once she's caught it lamp off and recall whistle. then once she gets the idea of following the thing in the beam try throwing the dummy....few of them then get s
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looks like he tried to do it again to this person ditch...luckily they seem like they know whats what. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...16990&rd=1&rd=1
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looks like a good day... great post and pics TBF.
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Canine veterinary,medicine,healthcare,first aid
maty j replied to AKA-BRINDLE's topic in Hunting Book's
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full review on them in the reveiw section if i remember rightly.
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I dont know what i am doing wrong then, if i go as ''appear off line'' when i try to talk to another person it wont let me type in the box, i will have a look again & see if i cant alter a setting or someting same on mine FL, im using 7.5 dont know if its the new one though?
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abe is were i get most of my books from now, usually quite cheap. think i paid about 20 quid fro the same book off there.
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anyone???
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if its mint work on paying about 60% of the new price. obviosly the more damage the cheaper expect to pay. there decent guns, just a bit on the heavy side for some
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last fair i went to i got some red spun nylon and hemp from bridport nets. made a few with the red nlyon and prefer this to hemp so looking to swap the hemp for a spool of the red spun nylon. havnt took any of the spool of hemp so its brand new. this is the red spun that im looking for.... cheers, maty.
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how much you looking for 9)the great game?
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well theres not much choice there ditch. i havnt been ferreting long so jmo but i allways use a locator but to me digging is a last resort and on most of the days local we dont have to dig much luckily, most of the time. im allways looking out for the ferret, listening for underground movement and any alarm calls of birds that perhaps may be the ferret slipped out of a unnetted hole. however i think locators are pritty usefull, ill give ye an example. i went up to a estate with a few other fellas now the saeson finished to do a bit of ferreting. were doing great all day, bit rushed as there wa
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--> QUOTE(john b @ Feb 16 2007, 09:32 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}> What do they do ? think beagles is on about the wire sliders like used on the french brouse nets insted of rings.