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Everything posted by hue jeers
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Not one bit, we always knew he was as bent as a bottle of bread
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Well chuff me, I've tried, God know's your mam's tried Ar 'A's the same and that little swine Ar 'B' is worse Don't you turn out the same Ar 'J', it'll break your mam's heart
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Good Lord, I thought it was a celestial cloud
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Looks like a bum boy's dog Welf ffs, all that fake snow around it to make it look 'ard
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Same time of year and the same question. Same answers, as well as the same statements about anyone who 'hunts' cubs being w*nkers etc. How unlucky is the Vixen who has or moves cubs to a sporting farm or keeperd land ?, answer, very. Thats how it goes, they are classed as vermin and hopefully for them,are culled as humanely as possible. Personally, I hand cubs over to the person responsible for the land, they do as they wish with them, I seem to 'miss' enough Foxes bolting through Winter to have a clear consience.
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I know it sounds a bit non technical but go and buy Norton anti virus, I think it's on offer at the moment at Argos or somewhere. It might cost you £25 but you will be sorted from then.
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I was always led to believe it came from the deep South of the US, where the Southern drawl led form Negro to Nigre to the word that no one can say except on Blazing saddles and when used by the people described above. Still want to know why the woman who went off on one 'expected' to get some sort of reply from this forum though ?.
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Why did you put that ?
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The chancer was going to have me pick up one of those Chinese crested feckers for him as he said and I qoute; 'Needs some thing animalistic but without the dog hairs and smell' un qoute :kiss:
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Barryvox
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Simple answer matey, is that we all want different thing's from our dog's. Purely hunting ability is up there but so is coat type & line, build & colour. Because there is a choice, folk will make a choice based on what they like, same as buying a car. Plus it's easier to find a Stud that has done a bit and looks right, than a Stud that has done a lot and is right. Just my opinion mind
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Best place for the clown 'cos his picture's never came out
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Ive used Bellman, Ortovox and Barryvox. I prefer the Barryvox although the others are just as accurate, the Ortovox quite a bit cheaper too
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Anglo Bubble gum Not this weedy shite they have now but the proper stuff, used to rip your fillings out, give you jaw ache and loose it's taste after 10 minute's. Lass at work got some from a market in York, rubbish, no wonder you don't see them any more
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Clarkes Trackers by any chance ?, so me mam tells me
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I also hope Khan win's 'cos he's British . Young lad who's had smoke blown up his arse by crafty old men who want to make money out of him.
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Semperit Mud & Snow, you don't need anything else.
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Chuffing Scousers eh Round here your lucky to have a pair of wellies the same size and them posh feckers need colour co-ordinated hunting gear Not that I'm jealous or anything.......
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Bit too much detail there oh 'dark lane cruiser'
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PM Bryan off here with your requirements.
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British Army Pro boot's, a third of the price
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Back to the original question, I'm not sure if the Bull blood was introduced into working terriers for anything other than to make them stronger. With this strength also comes a certain single minded drive though, which can be beneficial. With that I mean to put more bone and head size onto a terrier with a stronger jaw, problem is with that stronger jaw and bigger head comes a deeper chest generally, so there has to be a question over the use of Bull blood for an 'earth dog' working Fox. Whether the addition of Bull blood will make any other terrier more 'game' is doubtful in my
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old type russell with the turned legs
hue jeers replied to aaron01's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
I know a lad who still keeps this type for working, go back to a time when folk bred dogs for work and not for show Nice looking animal by the way Dorris -
Druids eh