BEARINATOR
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Cheers Stevie, something like 70 between them but most of the shoot is surrounded by national trust land, so kill 1 and more move in to keep the sport going
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Unlucky R.I.P Tink
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:laugh: The best thing in boro is the road north
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I was reading about that shit over there , just keep things low for a while till it dies down again
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Good result Hogie matte
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Cheers Rocky
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Good pics mate
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:yes:
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Cheers I.L
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Good luck Danny, you will have a pup out of them shortly . You are welcome over here anytime
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Nice result Brog
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Cheers D.D
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I said it's down to training and keeping in close control of the dogs , you are near morpeth so pm your name for some digging work and I'll show you mine on or do I know you already
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They will enter D 'n' N but I like them to be under control, 1 whistle and they will come back same as my greyhounds and lurchers
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Definetly about meeting up mate
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D 'n' N I also use my 2 on the shoot for flushing and picking up, they have been trained to mark from the nest onwards so will mark anywhere
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Hard training mate , certain places I go if the terrier just went to ground then you would be on for days searching. I prefer them to mark to ground then let which ever one in I fancy
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Isit the fact someone killed it or the fact the dumped it near a foot path you are bothered about? Dumped near a footpath is the problem
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I took the stinking pile home a knocked a vennie pie up and give the dog's the rest..they have never stopped pissing out of there arses...then i rang the police and rspca and told them who i think it was that dumped them.. :laugh:
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Cheers Blue Collar and Long dogs , it was just good to be out again with the terriers as they can be troublesome when bored
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You never stop learning in this game as every time you go out you learn something
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None mate, you just have to be careful for the ferret and use heavier nets
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DM I've bolted a few over the years with the ferrets, as long dogs said though you don't half get a fright
