lurcher lass
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hi i have a pup out of bigland boy with a beddy x greyhound dam the owner of bigland boy is one of the kindest people i know i got my pup at 8 weeks and had no choice but to travel via public transport and i must say i never knew a pup at such an early age to be as content as she, my lil bitch is coming on well, chunky and big boned in all honesty i'm planning to breed my other lurcher with bigland boy, he is a very stunning animal, to anyone thinking of getting a pup you have the chance to get a very good dog here SO TAKE IT good luck with the sale lurcher lass x x
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hi just tried to pm you and it wont go through, this may be why you've been having problems, i'm VERY interested in this hutch if its still for sale, please pm me all the best lurcher lass x
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beautiful dog mate, best of luck with the sale all the best lurcher lass
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call girl
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is he a house dog or out in kennel?
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those pups are looking great, nice and solid, if i didn't have a pup to work with already i'd be very bloody tempted!! best of luck with sell and its nice to hear about the whole family getting involved with the pups kind regard lurcher lass x x x
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lady lil legs (my daughter) has been coming out fox hunting, ferreting, snaring etc since she was two. she also come with me when i have farming jobs like planting patatoes and spraying - she loves every minute of it she comes out walking the dogs, and when i went to ireland to help my uncle with the cattle she was straight in there no fear at all!! however even though i have gone out of my way to insure that my daughter enjoys it, my family are still coming round to me hunting even though i've been doing it for years! my mother cannot stand what i do, my sis just doesn't want to discu
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a few pictures while out walking
lurcher lass replied to irish lassie09's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
i've been there!! but can't remember where it tis you go down a little alleyway past sweet little houses and you expect to see a drive way and you sort of fall on top of it! you wouldn't know it was there til your feet nearly get wet!! charming photos hun, keep them coming lurcher lass x x x -
hey mate you wrote that story with much care, its nice to read by someone who had respect for his prey, well done on waiting til he started to show signs of getting tired, you done the right thing its a shame more hunters aren't like you with the patience to wait best of luck lurcher lass x x
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Have a look at the first part of this thread, then watch the two video's that one of the members put up, if your still stuggling after that, post which part your struggling with and one of the members will help you get sorted. cheers mate!! i have it sorted now thanks, i knew it would be something daft, i thought the collors only needed the one battery hence why the locator struggled thanks again sorry for the hastle lurcher lass x x x x
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welcome hunting life! would you not even consider trying your saluki x my lurcher is so calm and gentle at home, good with my three year old daughter and fine with the cat, she picks up on my vibes if i'm calm and i tell her to leave it (i.e the cat) she will lie down and chill, but you bring her to a field she knows we're on the hunt! and just because your a girl don't mean you can't hunt! i'm a girlie and i hunt as often as i can good luck with the coursing hun all the best lurcher lass x
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hello everyone i'm sorry to sound daft but i recently bought a ferret finder mk 3 and i must confess i'm struggling with it! its not what has just been explained here its how to test the bloody thing is working!! i have checked batteries and i believe i'm following the instructions though found them difficult to understand ( english not my strong point) i've paid money for something i'm unsure to use and am unwilling to ring them incase i'm being daft could anyone geve me some tips please very sorry again i care a lot about my ferrets and have been using a line so once i had
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i cooked a leg the other week place in roasting dish, make a few cuts and fill with garlic and rosemary cover in kerrygold irish butter - my favourite but you use what you wish, season with salt and black pepper cover with tin foil cook very slowly until meat is falling away from bone serve with mash yorkshires veg and gravey then invite me round for dinner lol
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must confess that made me giggle x x good one mate
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track greyhounds have to be weighed in before and after a race, the lighter they are the faster they are, i believe one once is a stride but i may be wrong, coursing greyhounds use different muscles more often as live quarry doesn't move in a big rig always turning to the left. with a hare there are twists and turns in every direction! great to watch! the coursing greyhound normally has a different diet to the track too hope this helps x
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Why should he have to justify his price to you? He's not making you buy them. Go into Tescos and ask them why they think there tv sets are worth 89.99 and see what response you get. i didn't say he's making me buy them all i'm asking is for some more information about said ferrets so i can understand the price - due the credit crunch i'm not willing to spend that kind of money on an animal i could have of the same size temperment colour etc fo far less payment at least tesco's would give more oinformation so you could see if it's worth it
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can you tell me more about these ferrets that makes you think they are worth 50 pound, size temperment color etc
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i absolutly agree with you! i'm working class, i own two lurchers and three ferrets, i do rabbiting mainly for the pot but also as a hobby, i wouldn't dream about putting an animal that i valued dog or ferret underground without a locator on, in this day an age where these options are available to us i honestly think we owe it to our working partners to use them. also admittedly they are very expensive but you re use them, providing you maintain them well - so when you think that this collor could not only save my dog/ferret from harm but also last for years
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thank you for welcoming me, so what have you been up to today
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hello everyone! I'm new to computers so please bear with me, about me born in london spent most of my time in Ireland on my grandad/uncle's farm where i learnt about cattle and basic butchery also as i got older i worked with a neighbour training racing greyhounds and another neighbour with his stud thourghbred horses. now i've moved to suffolk i run my own business in dog training and walking, my hobbies include fox hunting, lamping, ferreting and interested in deer staiking though i've never had the chance to go . . yet i own a 2 year old lurcher bitch jazz - sire pure working