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neil cooney

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  1. Sadly, he once was but the actions of a few and lies by the media ruined that service for the farmers. How come back in that day the badger population and the national herd were much healthier ??????? You don't need to be Einstein.
  2. Looks like the anti's have someone on the inside, that's worrying.
  3. he got something in common with blair after all Yes, but Cameron didn't marry it afterwards.
  4. It's rare that I get to see a relaxed fox and he looks very relaxed. Good job.
  5. Someone asked on here a year or two back, "what's the benifits of realtree ? " Some smart ass replied "they look great with white runners in a beer tent." LOL. I agree, wear what's comfortable.
  6. Grow some leg muscles then.
  7. Excellent, pity there had to be a looser.
  8. When it comes to morals I wouldn't go against them anyway but when it comes to a few other things where, shall we say, life is much easier if you break them then sign me up, LOL.
  9. Don't agree with grassing either but IMO only a fool would turn down an invitation to an organisation where you get away with things. It's a no brainer.
  10. Aim for the sky lad, aim for the sky.
  11. I thought I read somewhere that he lives in the middle of London, same as Packham. Just out of interest, do British country folk tell those who live in cities how to live their lives ?
  12. 90% now. If there's one thing the Irish don't appreciate it's an English man coming over trying to change things.
  13. The sad fact is the vast majority of the British public are anti hunting with dogs at least and probably anti hunting as a whole too. I don't see that changing any time soon with the increasing detachment from country life either I disagree. The antis have been saying that for years but the truth is that any population of any country fall into three categories when it comes to hunting. There's those who are pro hunting, There's those who're anti hunting, And there's those who have no opinion or interest on the issue. This is by far the biggest category. Just because, say, 20% of
  14. You'll be heard coming a mile away Chicken Man.
  15. That's just a load of rubbish IMO, I totally disagree and what's more I have absolutely no time for anyone who starts such threads. JMHO.
  16. A 3 lb Perch for me. But I see that some fellow caught 2 tuna on the fly of the Irish coast last week, I wouldn't mind trying that. Oh, a salmon on the fly too.
  17. Hoggs are not the boot they once were IMO and when my current pair are finished I'll be going elsewhere. I was looking at a pair of the Lennons at a show last year and I'm sorry I didn't buy them.
  18. Have to agree Foxdropper, it's not a coincidence that the same fellows always have more than a few good ones about them, whereas those who chance their arm always seem to be buying, swapping and looking.
  19. Wasn't a bad thing either. They kept themselves happy, the farmers happy and there wasn't a word about it.
  20. Put yourself in the farmers position. I hate it too but money makes the world go round.
  21. You're right Marshman, it was the old way but transport had a lot to do with it, or lack of transport. Back in the day a lad in the next county could have a great terrier and you'd never hear of it but nowadays with motorways, ferries, the inter-net and folk keeping pedigrees (or saying that they do) it's easier to find a dog to complement your bitch breeding wise, IF, you know what you're looking for. Have to admit, as seriously as I take breeding nowadays I used to get a kick out of listening to the old timers who were local to me (like your fathers mates would have been to you) and how co
  22. COCKNEY ....Never in a million years neil c....The dubious honour goes to Rochdale I'm afraid ...sorry Rochdale ... LOL, I couldn't think of another way of quickly saying that he's an inner city resident telling those in the countryside (in another country) how to live their lives. Apologies to our Cockney friends for saying they have a rat problem. Mind you, the rat problem is solved for the few days he's in N.I.
  23. He hasn't been in the limelight lately and is probably seeking attention. Northern Irish politics at the moment have more important issues than a shit stirring cockney coming over so hopefully he wont get much notice. Touch wood.
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