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THE STIFFMEISTER

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  1. Me and @mC HULLhad this conversation not long ago , you don’t see many of those grey hounds with bull terrier head types anymore
  2. Im Sure wilf won’t mind me sharing this . he was a big old powerful dog like
  3. I’ve seen bull x trying to bury foxes into the ground mate . and that was just scrappy mean red flyers from out west Cumbria with no fancy names I don’t know about that , crab fair or flimby show would have dogs for days that could turn their hands to most stuff
  4. Yes and no. i was never a foxing man , i would run and kill but more as an opportunity to test the dog and a bit of crack than anything too serious . I like a bit of bull in a running dog for the snap and the brain they have and it just tidies up a dog imho One of the best what I would call spree killers lol was our very own @WILFdog who could get taken out to a place with heavy foxes and be guaranteed to leather them back to back with minimum respite between. I believe he was heavily saluki blooded and was as handsome a dog as you could wish to kennel. conversely a dog that y
  5. Absolutely mate . I wouldn’t contemplate buying a pup from parents I’d never seen or at least had someone I trust vouch for . And I certainly wouldn’t touch anything ever that would cur away from a balled up fox down the beam or couldn’t bend a daytime hare. I only ever had one dog pull up on fox and that was a bull to lurcher cross bitch who was supposed to from very good foxing parents and she flat out pulled up and that was that. Luckily for her I made her reasoning that She was only 22ins and it was distasteful anyway, she was more than adequate in other quarry aspects. Besi
  6. Id like a dog that for each isn’t mutually exclusive
  7. We have this thing in the uk called carping it’s f***ing horrific
  8. Mc hull shat Himself tensing
  9. Honestly mate that’s Stirling
  10. Well I’ve ready the below books and can recommend them all if you’ve more than a passing interest in the topic. loyalists by Peter Taylor , If your interested in that aspect of it , heavy paramilitary leaning . A mirror book to Taylor’s republican book. the people with no name by Patrick griffin, a very scholarly book , i got mine from the British library in London when I was working there , ( don’t ask ) get it for 25 quid eBay , a good read and the title is taken from the fact that in America they were labelled as Irish , when they have struggled to not be Irish , most of their
  11. Aye it were rammed there was a caravan bit nearby that had a lot of tackle round it
  12. 19 years mate no, I was there doing some groundwork’s for a firm to increase my skill set. Putting in coifffer dams and soil identification tests. Very boring but easy and good to know
  13. Depends what you do mate
  14. Let’s see your tool box now mush ?
  15. Knocking down some bollards and chain link fencing
  16. Step ladders to clear the guttering out
  17. Shovel , b*****d to keep clean to be honest
  18. I’m glad it’s not just me who sees this
  19. I’ll piece you together a list but firstly his me starting with the greatest book of Anglo Scottish history , the steel bonnets by George McDonald Frazer
  20. I don’t care mate I’m couldn’t give one iota about what’s I your shed or how big your calf’s are . It ain’t all about you It ain’t always like this eh
  21. I’ve always wanted to do that . Any good tales buddy ? it’s a more out west thing then from where I am from
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