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On 23/12/2023 at 08:50, joe ox said:
Anyone who says they have not had or seen a dog straight lined, has not got the experience to voice an opinion worth listening to.
Alas Joe your speak the truth I've had more get away then I've caught in my life and so it should be
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Last night my dog
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On 16/12/2023 at 15:52, Black neck said:
I was 2 travel to the valleeeys 2 pick up a bitch few year back but the lad was kind enough to meet me just outside lest I should be hacked 2 pieces and eaten by the natives butt see
Strensham is a favourite spot to meet butt
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Unfortunately my friend when you own dogs that carry such a stature the enviable will happen I my self have own a few dogs that have no breaks 1 dog I had not long back was near enough full hound this bitch met her fate 1 night running a bunny down the beam towards my vehicle unfortunately she hit the side of the car full tilt died a few hours after shame but it is the nature of the beast, my friend had a very good beddy grey bitch that was like lightning very hand bitch indeed 1 night she was let out the motor for an empty out before the night had started she spotted a bunny heading towards a fence line lamp was put on the bunny headed for a gap on the rabbit wire as the bitch got in close for a strike the bunny was near enough through and unfortunately her head had on the wire causing her to tumble over she broke her neck instantly. Many people have lost dogs in the field its not nice but it is what it is you can't wrap them up in cotton wool
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10 minutes ago, terryd said:
Scouting ahead is a great idea but for one reason and another not all ways possible
remember back in the day lamping with couple mates huge flat field looked perfectly harmless. Me and one guy lamped one side and other fella went up the other.My dog took off after a rabbit which decided to head across this field. Out the beam it went. Thought nothing of it and he took an age to return which was odd. Eventually got back. Let him get his wind and off we went. Met me mate from other side he said he your dog ok he took hell of a tumble there’s big ditch across centre of this field.
Check dog over seemed fine. Slipped him on next rabbit and he didn’t move. Looked down and he had started fitting. Carried him back to van and home. Laid on me bed and vet straight out. Gone by morning. He was lovely dog hit me hard that one
Northlites gonna have therapy now over that barbed wire
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49 minutes ago, OldPhil said:
Yep, by its very nature, Lamping can be dangerous,...nothing much can prevent accidents...
I was once advised by an expert,...to always reconnoitre the running grounds during the daylight hours , prior to venturing out,...just to accertain if there were any obsticals or bits and pieces, that might cause an after -dark collision....
Sounded a great sound-bite,...alas the naive fool had scant idea of the night hunting game
To him it was an exciting game, a mere folly,...something to romantisise and write about,....whereas for others, it was a wee bit more serious..
Alas you were a young pretender drawing your dole like a young spunker
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On 04/12/2023 at 15:18, Black neck said:
Pm penda off here he knows the craic pal
Ffs
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On 10/12/2023 at 06:31, Deerhunter1 said:
My dogs wouldn’t interest you mate, they’re just useless scatter bred things
Play your cards close to your chest sanchez
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It's just being a c I've got a dog that's a c well technically there all Cs at times but this 1 dog I've got is most deffo a c
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48 minutes ago, johnrussell84 said:
Very much appreciated, I hope you mentioned pet home only.
I wouldn't want to waste anyone's time on a lost cause .
Back to the drawing board it is. Maybe blacky will sort me out
I told them job lot going very chancey dog no time waisters real Boyz only need apply
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5 minutes ago, johnrussell84 said:
He best not , he already told me aldi beans and half n half loaf followed by once a week spinach for additional courage.
Don't forget micro wave pizzzza
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10 hours ago, johnrussell84 said:
Ya rascal you. Denting my hopes.
She be on gumtree in the morning
I've already put her on there for you mr russell and I've put your ferret gear on there reckon it will fetch you a pretty penny
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On 03/12/2023 at 14:10, johnrussell84 said:
Today Amber decided lets cause some mischief. Grounds solid so the big dogs are on the lead. She's 6 half months an full of energy, with the dogs on the lead she decided just to do some laps on her own lol. Me and the wife where walking along the usual tracks and decided to mix it up and walk alittle further to where u can see some fields facing the mway. With the snow on the ground it was just nice to be out.
As we got round the path , we could see 3 roe lazing against a fence. As they stood the pup thought this is new and took off. Its funny at a young age she picked one as they split and continued to give chase right past 2 walkers who realised she was a pup and had a bit of a giggle . The roe took a barb fence followed by the pup before geting shown a clean set of hoofs. She jumped back over and came back with a waggle and a smile . She's now grounded to the lead till we make sure the coast is clear. Think she may be trouble.
Should of dropped it them high altitude roe my spaniel can drop
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2 hours ago, shaaark said:
Two men, a Drum Machine and a Trumpet.
Those rats will be tired of getting pushed around.
Like billio
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8 hours ago, low plains drifter said:
Scally
Pitterpattterpoo
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Blackneck to me of this but I think he's being a c
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Ground down tabbacco stalks a pinch of sea salt and alas parsnip
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1 hour ago, Black neck said:
Pm.penda off here he sort u one out nay bother
You dosser
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20 hours ago, Black neck said:
Was forced into it from a very young age started off following beagles at primary school age but I kep on getting good hidings for fecking about ,the old man inviting all and sundry 2 clip.us a fecker I preferd going out wi his terrier and little lurcher as he didn't fill me in as much on them days ,so settled on a life of penury from then on
Did you wear shoes
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My old man was into the running terriers etc so I more or less grew up listening to the stories he used to tell me as a grass hoper and finding rabbits hung up in my dad's shed after his nights out my grandad and my nans family were all poachers and running dog men so I just fell in line with my heritage but my brothers were never really interested like I was I was hooked before I'd even had my 1st proper outing and have been ever since even wagging school just to go and have a mooch with the dogs and ferrets funny times if it wasn't dogs I was mooching with I was in my pigeon pen another pastime handed down from my dad wouldn't change any of it for the world
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8 hours ago, Black neck said:
The f**k is this
Ffs said jim
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21 hours ago, low plains drifter said:
That's easy for you to say Mandingo, what happens if there's been a monsoon and he slips on the footpath slop, builds up momentum across the land and slip slops slip slops for about thirty mile of fertile loam slip slop slip slop 3XL
Wtf
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9 hours ago, Black neck said:
A good little un will always beat a good biggun
Less of that talk
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On 05/11/2023 at 12:31, mackem said:
Looks robust,would you get another?Fennec ears.
You ain't letting that fennec fox caper go are you lad
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Straight lines by Sarah
in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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If you listen to half the people out there they've never blanked in there life always got dogs that are world beaters and everybody else's dogs are inferior