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  1. Moorman 1
    ye i feed mine dry food thats all it ever has since i got her. wat raw meat do u give yours? think i shud changer her food then. I get trimmings from the butcher.Pork,Beef,Lamb,Chicken a bit of everything.Also feed a lot of raw meaty bones and raw blended veg,eggs etc.They do very well on it.Once you have tried it you won't go back to processed food.
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    Was told by our local chief of firearms department that it is totally illegal to use a shotpistol to shoot anything other than rats in an enclosed area.He said that he would grant any other suitable calibre for the humane despatch of Foxes at close quarters but if he found out that I was using a .410 shotpistol that I would never be granted an FAC again.
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    Olli give this lad a bell he's spot on.I've not seen better boxes anywhere and he's a pleasure to deal with. www.cotswoldkennels.co.uk
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    Recieved boots from Ian and would just like to say what an excellent service.I was kept informed throughout the very prompt transaction.And would like to recommend to anyone thinking of purchasing from Ian. Cheers Ian!
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    Its usually down to feeding dry food.Mine had it and vet said to feed raw meat and veg which I do now and they haven't had it since.
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    Had this one back in October out protecting gamebirds with hounds.It was weighed on two seperate sets of scales and weighed in at 26lb on both.
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    Ours was weighed on two sets of scales and both said 26 lb.The pic from the Sun is on a ladder and the Fox is a lot closer to the camera than the bloke,an old fishermans trick mate!
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    We had this one whilst out with hounds proteceting gamebirds at the end of October. It weighed in at 26lb.
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    Nice Fox lads did you weigh it????????????
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    All dogs can be broken,they are flesh and bone.In my opinion you shouldn't work any dog sore.Its a recipe for disaster.The dog needs to be allowed to heal properly then he needs to be worked regularly as long as he has healed.With regular work he will eventually find his level and start to work his Fox with respect.
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    Remember once years ago just banging down with my heel above the bumping and breaking through.Could feel the action right under my boots. And many moons ago digging to the dog with the shoulderblade of a cow at about two foot.When caught out for a walk not expecting any action.
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    good point mate but every little % matters even if it means ye get one more run on the night could be the diffrence in nailing a fox or a dog that is unable to run it every little helps and breeding from the best matters , as i said at the start of the topic im no expert... Surely the other part of the cross i.e.collie,bull whatever your choice will add the stamina/hybrid vigour etc, the endurance the the mix.
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    I would prefer a more durable coursing greyhound out of choice,(a dog that actually does the job in the field).But does it really matter you are only putting the greyhound into the mix to add speed.
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    I think he means cowhocked
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    Top gear been abusing it for a few years now can't fault it.The only problem being the lack of outlets selling it in the UK.When buying direct from Swazi you get stung on the import duty through customs.So be aware when they return your top!The best gear that I have ever worn.
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    I think it was a good litter as all the ones that I know of are doing well.I don't like to say it..........but I told you so mate,lol. Like i said above bud " I WAS WRONG " But that said i dont have any regrets, as my goal for the litter has been achived, dogs that are able to course,catch, & dispatch a variety of quarry and the lad that now has my pup has a "Very Well Trained" dog thats also very able. I`ve also met some decent dogmen {yourself included} and i have if needed future bloodstock to breed back to if thats what i decide to do... Yis Mars... You have most c
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    I think it was a good litter as all the ones that I know of are doing well.I don't like to say it..........but I told you so mate,lol.
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    Oh no definitely not! I think thats wishful thinking on your part
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    Grow a cock to fill up the crotch area
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    If it was off Alan then it isn't a Russell its a white lakeland.
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    Are you sure that he's the only gay?I heard there was one more but I think it's a relation of his!!!! But then it must be as I heard that all Cornish people are related in one way or another! ha ha ha mark you were hoping my uncle would do a "wrong turn" on you when we went lamping and could i take you "up the back lane" .. ha ha ha also whos on a bout jizzing themselves when they see a good pup.. mate im worried also the missis said mark rang again i think he fancys me of which i said dont be silly hes from pimoof and likes the boys.. p.s when we lamping again? olis got m
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    Are you sure that he's the only gay?I heard there was one more but I think it's a relation of his!!!! But then it must be as I heard that all Cornish people are related in one way or another!
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    Good post Rob well spotted mate and a big congratulations on learning to read.Are you the only one in the village or are there more.......??
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    it would be a costly win May be but once your dog has been shot its too late.
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    If the stalking is rented out i.e. paid for and you are on private land then he is perfectly within his rights to shoot dogs if they are chasing his deer. Even if the deer are not farmed,they are on his land and you don't have permission.Like someone said once he has pulled the trigger you aren't getting your dog back so he has won.
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