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  1. Phil Lloyd
    I always break the dogs to badgers... Badgers are in abundance,...you will continually bump into them,..they are just part and parcel,.. of the nighttime game.....
  2. Phil Lloyd
    Looks a powerful cur.. . I like them types for the Chalk Downlands,.( they bounce better ) and the whippety ones for the hedgerows.
  3. Phil Lloyd
    Patience Grasshopper....early days yet,.early days......
  4. Phil Lloyd
    Ooops... sorry...
  5. Phil Lloyd
    Cur Dogs rule
  6. Phil Lloyd
    Not that I saw. Greyhoundy..... Lovin that..... Thankfully my pup looks feck all like a greyhound.....had I wanted a 'greyhoundy' thing I'da got a greyhound..... A greyhoundy jukel is no good for the woods,..I needs me auld cur dogs...
  7. Phil Lloyd
    Fabulous pups, plump and juicy... Good to see that everything worked out for ya fellah... Had my own litter of collie curs out of their pen today,... for the first time,...it was emotional..
  8. Phil Lloyd
    That happened to me when out ferreting once..... Pure accident.... I was fecking devastated...
  9. Phil Lloyd
    I don't remember him feeding bad food....
  10. Phil Lloyd
    Raw, green tripe ,.mixed with a good quality complete,.OR,..combined with copious amounts of lamb, chicken, rabbits, hares and venison meat,.is a fabulous feed.... Lurcher dogs love to get their jaws around a big fat stinky chunk of tripe,..loverly, jubbly.. "Work them hard,.and treat them like heroes.... All the best, Phil..
  11. Phil Lloyd
    Can't seem to stay focused, on anything, much other than hunting/mouching these days... However,.the X Factor thing is a bit of fun...it is harmless and often gives a marvelous insight into various facets of the human psyche,...and,.. that does interest me... It is good to see a brace of singers,..previously arm in arm,..fighting together to make it to the top,..when suddenly,.it is suggested that they split up,.go their seperate ways and become rivals in the arena of fame.... Their friendship and loyalty towards each other,.. vanishes almost immediately,...and their eyes take
  12. Phil Lloyd
    Seen a few,..some better than others,....but all,...real useful,.. mouchers dogs,...
  13. Phil Lloyd
    I've sold thousands and thousands of rabbits Neil,..and if you are necking a rabbit ,..via the chinning or stretching method,..and dislocating it correctly,...there will be minimal bruising.. The quick and humane dispatch ,..(of any quarry ) ,...is an important part of being a genuine hunter...You owe it to your chosen target species to become expert,.. in your execution... Practice, practice, practice,...that is the only way... Regards, Phil.
  14. Phil Lloyd
    Too right,.. I saw his Salukis doing some incredable feats of agility ,...it was amazing.... Still got a bunch of photos showing them in action,...fecking awsome....
  15. Phil Lloyd
    John was my good friend,...he taught me a lot... He was also one of this country's, most forward thinking animal trainers, and had an amazing insight, into the canine psyche... Many of todays 'sit and stayers' have grown up, following his groundbreaking treatise, The Farmer's Dog and The Obedient Dog. A quietly spoken , ex- shepherd,...totally realistic, when it came to hunters and herders,..and a realy nice fellah... All the best, Phil.
  16. Phil Lloyd
    "Magic Memories..." You lucky man...
  17. Phil Lloyd
    That is an honest admission...and a sensible and realistic reply Facts are,..the sheepdog hybrids ,.the ones that realy favour the sheepdog,...not simply physically or vague composites that 'have some collie in em'...but the types who exhibit real herding dog attributes,...can sometimes be awkward for lads to figure out...and,..for many hunting men,..the purchase of a ticket, into their world,.simply isn't worth the fecking price.. I've worked a lot of herding dogs,..and it is only in my latter years that I have twigged onto their primitive behaviour and to what actually makes them d
  18. Phil Lloyd
    Brilliant..
  19. Phil Lloyd
    This is a good question,.and one that lads with a penchant towards the subject should consider. Very few pesters specialise in the control of rabbits.... For most modern pest controllers, the rabbiting side of things is a small part of the industry. To be able to earn your corn via ferreting, netting, trapping etc,..you need to work in an area where the clients will pay.. A lot of rabbit infested localities lend themselves towards large catches and super fun days out, but there's no money involved. I started off catching rabbits and it looks as though I will end my working
  20. Phil Lloyd
    Had a bite from a rabbit and it doesn't equal a ferret bite in pain and amount of blood Fecking amazing,...
  21. Phil Lloyd
    I know all about such things... However,..a few ferrets have damaged teeth from a variety of accidents,..they are not all the victims of crass stupidity, ...via village idiots and sundry dinilos,.. that have no experience of good quality,..working animals.... Clipping a ferret's teeth or using a muzzle ,..will NOT stop it killing a bottled up rabbit,...they just take longer about it
  22. Phil Lloyd
    Pups doing well,..all plump and juicy,...and with nice quiet temperaments...
  23. Phil Lloyd
    Paul set it.... But,.its no matter, cos Honey don't miss many...
  24. Phil Lloyd
    Would have to agree...
  25. Phil Lloyd
    Nice wee red merle,...ideal for some fast and furious rabbiting
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