Foxgun Tom
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NEILSTON WORKING DOG ASSOCIATION "SHOW"
Foxgun Tom posted a topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
The club has now just entered its 2nd year , and plans!! were laid out last night at our AGM for our second Terrier show, it will take place at Neilston Village, East Renfrewshire on the 14 May 2006! £100 prize for best Terrier!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Our inaugural show last year was a great success, and this years will be even better . We had a good meeting last night and the craic was excellent, we also were privileged to gain 3 new members into the Club Welcome aboard lads Tom -
Check out SCOTTISH ASSOCIATION FOR COUNTRYSPORTS!!! Tel: 01698 885 206 and ask for Ian Clark. Membership is open to all in UK, He might be able too give advice on insurance scheme's for working dogs Tom
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What type of lurcher would you use for this one??
Foxgun Tom replied to thurso jack's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Too true Thurso Tom -
What type of lurcher would you use for this one??
Foxgun Tom replied to thurso jack's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
For quarry the size of that Bear!!!! a Glagow, Whippet X Bedlington is big enough once the wee "Glesca dug" bites something that size in the nuts the party's over Tom -
Poley!!! proud o ye, bud but yer dug's are donkey's according to big Misty Tom PS: when's yer first show at Ayr???
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Many kids you have???? Tom
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realy nice piccy As a lifelong member of PETA and geranium chatter (some of us do talk to our plants, honest!! whats the breeding of the hare in front of the dog??? is it a brown, mountain, blue or pubic???? :whistle: :whistle: :whistle: Tom
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Its a belter!!!!! Cheers, mate Tom
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Tufty "feck off"!!! your making me out to be some sort of Badge Anorak and its not true!! I did rent the Mrs, out for an early Blencathra badge but!! I had to throw in a Eglinton Hunt Badge as well so, I got the worst of the deal and bollocks I got the Mrs back as well :realmad: Ps: still looking for spare badges to auction on a hat!! for Lurcherlass's Lurcher Rescue Charity' so if anyone has any spare's or doublers?? let me know!! I've allready put my extra ones on the baseball hat, which has the Fife and Kinross working terrier club motif and a running fox on it. PM me if you can hel
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J. Darcy's "Running Dog Addiction get's my vote As one of the fairly new additions to my collection!! The photographs are stunning and the text and narrative well written, I have to be honest and say, Darcy, sent me a signed copy for some-one else who had been injured out foxing!!!!!!! The fecker that I am I read it from cover to cover, before I handed it over, I knew I had to hand it over to the lad it was for. So I bought my own copy :whistle: and I still flick through it now and again. Ps: Shaggy!!!! The signed copy is still one of the Lad's most treasured possesions and it was the
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I once had an omlette made with earthworms!!!!! and immediatley was sick, and threw up :sick: :sick: The worms were ok!! but, I've never touched an egg since Tom :whistle:
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Ask Kiwi about WHGP X, he used them in New Zealand as pig dogs Tom
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As a gun, I go out all the time with my mates (NEILSTON WORKING DOG ASSOCIATION) and their dogs, and it can be very frustrating for the likes of me as sometimes I'm unable!!!!!! to to even fire the gun for a number of reason's that are within the law?? but, I have to be there as a legal requirement . (are'nt legal loopholes wonderfull) I've even had a complete miss a few times and the dogs, have still been able to deliver the odd rabbit or hare to hand. Its funny when I'm out with my own dogs, GSP's I don't have the same difficulties :whistle: I'm glad I'm not alone in this minor shoo
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The best advice I was given for a hangover cure is, "NEVER LET YOURSELF GET SOBER" :11: :11: and guess what it works Always stay pissed and you'l never suffer Tom
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If they were related to Misty, both girls would be baldie and wearing spec's its a family trait, even his dog's look like him :11: :11: :11: :11: :11: Happy New Year Kev :friends: Tom
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Well guys!! the night all Scots look forward to for a whole year , The bell's ring at midnight and then we get rat-arsed for a week I'd like to wish everyone, even Chilli :friends: :11: " A Guid New Year and a prosperous 2006" Tom
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Cheers mate I'd already made the deciscion to get a parent reared bird rather than an imprint, re a Harris?? male or female?? I know about the size difference!!! but is it that important!!! or does it depend on the quarry size difference, between eg: rabbit and hares, and is anyone taking hares regularly with their harris?? Be gentle with your replies as I'm a novice , and I won't be getting a bird until I think I'm ready Tom
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An older Harry Potter with Lurchers Tom
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Cracking piccies I don't know what it is? but taking pictures of dogs working in the snow always seems to show the beauty in the animals concerned!!!!!!! maybe it has something to do with the light??????? the Tykes look great!! their a credit to you, Keeps! Tom
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My old Gsp bitch Sophie is great at marking occupied burrows and she's part of the team when wer'e ferreting Tom
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The heat off all those candles must be horrendous :11: :11: Many happy returns, Shaun Tom
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Time to pick the hawking and falconry guys brains!!!!!!! For a number of years now, I've been thinking of getting a Harris Hawk, and the only thing that stopped me is that I never thought I'd have enough time to devote to a bird?????? but that will change later this year. Over the last 30 years I've been out on numerous foray's with friends :friends: and their birds. I've got, and read a few books on the subject and I want to know from you guy's, what the pitfalls are?? I've allready seen the benefits. Should I consider going to a Falconry school and enrolling on one of the apprenticeship sch
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Wise words Bootsie Tom
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Merry Xmas everyone!!! :friends: and all the best when the day comes!!!! Xmas is good but here in Scotland the real party starts on Hogmany (new years eve) Soooooooo!!! "Here's a guid new year, tae ane an a" Tom