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    Below is my reply to an ignorant anti on www.timetoconsider.co.uk see link: http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...showtopic=96688 it says that one word in my reply is offensive and it won't allow me to post the reply If there's anyone out there that has a better command of the English language than me? can! they find the offensive word in my reply?/ because I'm fecked!! if I can Tom Maggie, 1 hour ago Chris - you are quite right. Funny you should mention the slave trade - kind of started around the same time that chasing, torturing and then killing a fox came into vogu
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    I apologise in advance as this subject appears under another heading!! could all members of the forum do as the NWTF requests in the E-mail below: Tom Ps: could one of the mods pin this topic, please!! ________________________________________________________________________________ Dear Foxgun Tom, "Time to Consider" has launched a campaign which is currently asking the question Hunting - birthright or brutality? Please visit www.timetoconsider.co.uk and vote. We do not know who is behind this poll, however it is important we win, especially as it is a high
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    Voted and left a comment Tom
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    To all you sassenachs south of the border, enjoy your national day and honor it with pride Glad to read earlier in the thread that a few St George's flags are flying high All the best from one of the few kilt wearing members of the forum Tom
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    The right to roam applies to England and Wales The legal right - or right to roam - was provided by The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. What it is not is right to walk anywhere you like, the new right of access on foot only applies to mapped areas of "open country" as defined by the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000(CRoW). This is currently mountain, moor, heath land, down land and registered common land Click on the link for a copy of the act: http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2000/ukpga_20000037_en_1 As most trespass is a civil wrong the farmer would have to go to court to
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    Don't know what the law is in England" but these two links may help? http://www.ramblers.org.uk/freedom/ http://www.desktoplawyer.co.uk/dt/browse/l...0&aid=34460 Could the farmer have been concerned about causing damage to growing crops? (Trespass with intent to damage) In Scotland we have a right of access to points A and B as long as we don't cause a nuisance or damage but you can still be convicted of things like armed trespass, trespass in the pursuit of game and trespassing and causing criminal damage Tom
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    Just about to hit the shower! get dressed and then I'm off to the seaside at Ayr and then onto the show The weather this morning is cracking and its gonna a great afternoon, C'mon lads if you have'nt made up your mind yet? now's your chance!! This is one of the friendliest and best club show's in Scotland, lets all show our support for Denny, Big Bob and all the lads at Kelvin Valley Tom
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    Far too late for a maiden bitch of any breed to be put through a pregnacy at ten years old Tom
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    Just finished watching the concert he did in San Quentin prison on Sky/arts 1 its bound to be repeated over the next few days it was filmed by the Granada TV series World in Action in the early 70's also includesinterviews with inmates on death row giving their thoughts, A lot of the old tracks in the programme, Folsolm Prison, I Walk the Line, A Boy Named Sue and a few gospel songs, he even takes the piss out of the prison guards! It should be repeated either tomorrow or over the next few day's Tom
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    Not for a long time
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    I'm that calm, I'm nearly comatose, just finished my last bottle of malt with my son and your right the story is ironic Tom
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    My mistake thought you were a Scot because of the Saltire under your name?? Might just bring you a few scottish eatables on Sunday some oatcakes, wee bit of shortbread and a tin o' cock-a-leekie-soup washed down by a nice malt Tom
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    Don't think I've ever worn the kilt or tweeds at a Kelvin Valley show and I've been to a few over the years ( I wear it at the NWDA show as I'm a member of that club) Your also the first Scot I've had describe the kilt/national dress as silly All the best Tom
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    I'll be there with my GSP bitch Tom
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    I have just been informed, but allready knew that Adams was an anti!! he described himself as an animal lover in "THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THE RABBIT" I can also firmly place myself in the catogory of animal-lover especially when they're well prepared, cooked at the right temprature for the alloted time and then served with the appropriate sauce/gravy and vegetables or rice Tom
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    What a load of twaddle Watership Down the book and the film written by Richard Adams was not inspired by any geographical location it was inspired by another book by the author R.M. Lockley and its title was "THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THE RABBIT" in the introduction. in the 1976 edition of Lockley's book Adam's states that "after relating the story of Watership Down to his children and before he wrote the novel, despite being a country dweller and nature lover, he would need to know a good more about the ways and lives of real rabbits. Otherwise his rabbits would be little better than cute bunni
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    Neilston, East Renfrewshire, less than two miles from Barrhead Tom where is this show exactly?
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    They're are no restrictions of showing docked pups in Scotand below is an extract from the NWTF's website re tail docking, If my club or one of its members was to ask an exhibitor who's showing a docked pup at our show (a question highly unlikely to be asked), is that pup legally docked?? and the exhibitor say's yes thats enough for us, we as a club are not there to enforce this ludicrous law or ask questions in relation to anyones dog or obliged to ask for any paperwork in relation to any dog Tom THE ANIMAL WELFARE ACT 2006 (summarised). Overview: The law rel
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    I'll have a bottle of the demon hooch, with me and an overflowing hipflask, this is the ultimate and friendliest Lurcher & Terrier show of the year!! Last years was the best I'd been to in 2008 :friends: Tom
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    Just to confirm and avoid confusion the Brig o, Lea show which is held a week earlier than The Neilston Working Dog Association Show! is a seperate event!! Our show (NWDA) is taking place on the 10th of May 2009 with the inclusion of Lurcher Class's Tom Ps: Glad to see Jock back at the helm N.W.D.A. Lurcher & Terrier Show Sunday 10th May Neilston Showpark Uplawmoor Road Show Opens at 1200am , Judging Starts at 1300pm Trophies to keep for breed winners & Prize money for best in show Catering facilities available on the day c/w raffle draw at interval £1 entry
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    Just to confirm this is not the Brig o, Lea show which is held a week earlier than The Neilston Working Dog Association Show our show (NWDA) is taking place on the 10th of May 2009 with the inclusion of Lurcher Class's Tom
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    When I moved from the east end of Glasgow to Houston in Renfrewshire as a kid! it opened up a whole new world to me, I kept ferrets, jackdaw's, magpies hedgehogs etc: stayed in a railway cottage miles from anywhere and less than 100yds away across the road was the Crosslee mink farm, which I worked in during my summer holidays and school breaks, helped with the feeding and rearing of the mink in the summer, in the winter helped dispatch them remove and prepare pelts, which were sent to the Hudson Bay company who had furriers somewhere in London That Mink farm was overun with rats and I had
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    52 on the 27th of May (next month) :wacko: been involved in fieldsports since I was 8 or 9 years old when I got my first ferret Tom
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    The movies just finished the cans are empty and the rest of the malt has been put away I've enjoyed my afternoon hic"
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    Have'nt seen it for a while!! the Mrs is away shopping with the grandaughter this afternoon, just got DVD out the rack, 4 cans of lager to the left of me and a bottle of malt to the right, what a nice way to spend Good Friday afternoon and a whisky liquer Easter egg for Sunday Tom
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