jigsaw
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I'm not cooking,that's my good wife,she's as derranged as me,lol....I can't cook,I'm as good at cooking as I am at diy
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Another pot of stew for the bitch,she's eating like a queen ,lol...these little fuckers better be capable in the work
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i might look into that ,but to be honest ,im fecking woeful at making anything other than noise ,ive no mental capacity for measurements or planning ,
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their the kind of prices i was imagining ,im in the wrong country though lol
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https://www.rackzone.ie/long-span-racking-2000hx2000wx600d-250kg-shelf?fee=5&fep=265&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqs3rBRCdARIsADe1pfQE9hd16MmnAquEurVFxhp3ujp0hCuhP-PextBoCK0NIC5360-Hb1MaAuhBEALw_wcB what you reckon with the price of these shelves? i think their crazy expensive,196 euros each,i need 2 ,but i be f****d if im paying 400 for 12 ft of shelves...im going to try 2cd hand stores and see if i can do a lot better than that ,or am i behind the times where things like this are concerned ,lol
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what ever about the dogs ,the place was a muddy mess ,i take it rain was heavy then lol..
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it will be all meat derived food when i start,my greyhound training mate told me there are jars of baby food in the markets also that is very benefictial to the pups ,but mostly blended chicken/tripe and scraped beef,
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking,would their internal organs be able to cope so soon with food in them
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What I'm asking is, would it be too soon to feed them...anyone ever hear of 2and a half week old pups eating for themselves...I've not done the breeding bit much,so I'm unsure
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What you folk think about starting to wean them,their 2 weeks and 3 days old but are sucking fingers and playfighting,and walking about a little,is it too soon to start feeding yet,...I've to worm them next week too,got the bottle of wormer at the ready
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Flying gnipper,their fat and happy like meself....I've been studying them from the day they were born and I still can't choose a keeper yet,lol..I've narrowed it down to 3 I think,but 2 more weeks will make a big difference
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what kind of money did you spend on that Dave if youdont mind me asking ,
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you selling or buying
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we used to run the dogs single ,slip for slip and the deerhound x were not rubbish,they just wernt as good as some lurchers i saw ,and they wernt all saluki x either,i found once we got a few early mornig runs ,after dinner they used to wain in the energy department ,on the straight up run ,they were fast as fuk but some (not all) were poor on turning but could make up for it on the sprint again,i saw them catch plenty ,i never saw them on deer as there wernt any where we hunted,and the lad that had them was a greyhound trainer and knew his dogs and only kept the best ,PTS the ones that didnt
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hey hey,im sold lol...im going to try spend a few quid after x mass and get me a new gun,im well happy with my cz but its shabby now ,so its time to change and get another to make shabby,lol thanks for that definitive answer,much appreciated
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ok im talking about 1st cross deerhounds ,a mix between 1 greyhound and 1 deerhound ,nothing else in the mix,and ive seen plenty years back,they were not rubbish,all im saying is there were faster more agile dogs out there than them,plus the ground and electric fences played a big part in their running style,and we were mostly on hares at the time,with the odd fox thrown in,and if you read what i wrote ,once their mixed again with another type lurcher they then become a very good all rounder at times ,hell I like the deerhound x ,i just find other stuff more suitable for what i want ,no doubt
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ive been out with lots of deerhound x dogs ,ive seen a couple that i thought were honest dogs ,and the one thing that i concluded on ,...they all lacked stamina,we were almost soley hunting hares ,they did have power on the foxes ,but at 28 tts plus,they would be embarrasing if they hadnt,the one thing i found with them is they couldnt turn tight to save their lives but they did make up ground on the straight,..when x into other lurcher types ,i think thats where they improved in a few qualities ,speed and turning and reducing size..there is/was one here in Ireland that was a right good dog,my
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thanks stavross,,,im just collecting information and knowlege for after x mass,im changing my cz i think,and want to get a quality gun,
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your opinion on the quality of these ,
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do you work them critters FL?
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lord jaysus thats fantastic..very lifelike
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25 euros for the bag,and it will last week's I reckon
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I think it's a great job,no sawdust/shavings on the floor,no smells,winner winner chicken dinner lol
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Oh yes you could lol
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Thanks stavross,I might pursue this
