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  1. neil b
    i would be more than chuffed if I could reach the standard you and tomo catch with just your lurcher mate
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    we have only just got this permission so didn't want to push our look asking to take her for the first few times but spoke to keeper and he said yes bring her with you next week.
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    No stop all day mate, no matter were we went, rabbits still bolted well though
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    An earlie start saw me getting up before the alarm had chance to spring into action, my good lady mumbling something about having a screw loose?. Brew in flask, ferrets boxed and we hit the road, our aim was to arrive at day break we had a quick tour round with the keeper before he had to go to the neighbors shoot to lend a hand with the loading, he pointed out some hotspots,so off we went,3 baskets of longnets and stopnets and 2 boxes of ferrets. After a good walk we got to where we wanted to be, there were rabbits running everywhere so we set to, the rabbits were bolting well considering t
  5. neil b
    As above,one place is very very low on numbers, new permission we have just got is lifting
  6. neil b
    This is mine half collie/ greyhound
  7. neil b
    x2 enjoyed his posts and pics ,
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    When you say the stag lurched forward to a solid chest strike then stood there wobbling for 5 mins, surely it would have been more humane to have followed up with another shot to end the matter, wouldn't it?
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    there still about matey.. in various disguises and scattered all over the country... trouble is..with the trends leaning towards micro and all the other tiny lines of breeds over the last few years the good old long hobs have been pushed out of popularity..everyone wanted little tiny pocket size ferts.. I cleared out all my shite a few seasons ago and got back to basics with a bunch of new stock selected from all over the country.. out went the tiny and in came the grafters of old lines and proven working stock etc etc. . no shirkers were kept and i was quite brutal in my selections of on
  10. neil b
    there still about matey.. in various disguises and scattered all over the country... trouble is..with the trends leaning towards micro and all the other tiny lines of breeds over the last few years the good old long hobs have been pushed out of popularity..everyone wanted little tiny pocket size ferts.. I cleared out all my shite a few seasons ago and got back to basics with a bunch of new stock selected from all over the country.. out went the tiny and in came the grafters of old lines and proven working stock etc etc. . no shirkers were kept and i was quite brutal in my selections of on
  11. neil b
    By a chance phone call my ferreting partner had with one of his customers resulted in getting in touch with a keeper of 4000 achers of moorland, So a date was set and off we went, a 2 hour drive, a wild goose chase thanks to the sat nav we reached our destination, met the keeper, he showed us a few places shook hands, pointed to his boundaries and said help yourself...... result! So we got locators ready and we were off by the looks of the terrain we would only be needing long nets so with a basket each off we went, the first set gave us 9 then another set and another 11 a quick 20. We were se
  12. neil b
    This must be the first pic I've seen with your whippet not fetching you a bundle of fur back to you, pup looks in good order mate
  13. neil b
    if your in the main sewer make sure you put a peatrap (s bend)?on to stop any smell coming back up mate
  14. neil b
    loving the Indian stone and artificial grass mate
  15. neil b
    All three look powerhouses mate credit to you, good to see the youngster enjoying herself too,
  16. neil b
    very true mate, I've piped mine straight into the main sewer that runs out the back of my garden, I've used a pea trap so no smell comes back up. And all bedding boxes raised up off the floor, fully insulated and ply lined
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    nice setup cracken black gate dont throw that away.there the railings for across the front then I've got 10ft ones for between each pen
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    Here's mine, just need gates making, they cost me about £1100. There 21ft long by 13ft, ply lined kingspan lined bedding boxes about 31/2 foot by 7ft then pens are 10ft long topped off with railings, just need a few days to finish them
  19. neil b
    always better to keep a couple together
  20. neil b
    half bred collie greyhound mate
  21. neil b
    I wouldnt waste my time going without a dog we hunt over 4000 achers of fell, limestone, dry stone walls etc it would take forever netting up some of these big setts for possibly nothing to be at home, a dog certainly does help no mistaking this mark
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    There is a fella down south called MARK BRICK, he breeds them and is an expert on the line. He can give you the right info. Atb the Hoffdid he not give former member tjones on here his dog "mars" from the pics he used to but up it certainly caught a lot
  23. neil b
    There is a fella down south called MARK BRICK, he breeds them and is an expert on the line. He can give you the right info. Atb the Hoffdid he not give former member tjones on here his dog "mars" from the pics he used to but up it certainly caught a lot
  24. neil b
    Like the Merles how's he bred?
  25. neil b
    Nice that gaz?
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