Dawn B
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Hi Simoman. No, I dont think everyone else is wrong, I have ALWAYS said I do NOT disbelieve what people think they saw, but we have no proof of what they saw, so untill that time, myself and many many others will just not accept the fact these Cats freely roam the country. Its been said so many times, with all the equipment we are blessed with, there should of been conclusive, concrete proof by now, not pictures from years ago and grainy footage of what looks to me and others on here is a domestic Cat and nothing more. I have also always said that I do accept there have been Big Cats
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Your words DS, or did I imagine them too??? If you dont believe Leopards are "at large" in the UK (your wording again) then these "Black Cats" in that film could be what else? the even rarer Jaguar? Those that think the film is proof (Not you DS, youll have another go at me ) take a look at the other animal X videos on youtube, you'd be amazed whats "out there"
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There was me thinking I was gonna see some proof ^_^ just the usual. DS a stout beliver thinks Leopards do not exist in the wild, so all those "Black Cats" will be moggies in his eyes too, and mine!
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He's a beauty!
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Thanks Crow and I totally agree with you.
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Its not a rule, its a simple warning, make of it what you will.
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Thats how I was asked to post it, so it could be pinned as a notice.
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I have an XS20 and its perfectly adequate for Rabbits, Crows, Squirrels, maggies, Jays, Woodies etc... Paid £120 and does exactly the same job as my boss's Rapid 17 and is more powerful. Depends to what extent you shoot and what money you have. Im happy with mine, but I dont shhot every day, more like once or twice a week, or whenever a friggin Squirrel comes in the garden!
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Of course it is FPO, I totally agree. Im sure the pics on here are all above board, its just a warning.
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Maybe I care about people who share the same interests as myself?? I could of just ignored it couldnt I and left you none the wiser, but Im not like that! Given the amount of antis that get in, I thought it was the right thing to do, whether you choose to ignore it is up to yourselves. Ian B asked me to post the thread as I pm'd him because I was concerned given recent threads, so I did as he asked. No the data cannot be retrieved once its been removed. I didnt imagine it would require an in depth explanation. I thought it was self explanatory. Thanks Baldie, thats e
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FANTASTIC!!!!! Best result ever, the reds will be delighted!
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And a very good looking one too! Super dog!
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When posting photographs, please remove all the "exif data" from them BEFORE posting. Exif data is embedded in photographs, and tells viewers when, what time and with what camera etc... the pictures were taken. You can remove the data by "saving for web" in programs such as Photoshop, or, there is a free download available here: http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/download.htm This will edit and remove the data also. To use you must download BOTH parts of the program, or just the "power exif program" When ready, click "open" choose your picture, then click "edit" now click
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has anyone been lamping with a doberman?
Dawn B replied to newhope's topic in New Member Introductions
Dobes are not the most reliant when working. I did working trials with one of mine. One day the top Police Bod at the time said he was the best working dog of any breed he had ever seen. 3 months later and true to breed, he completely switched off and couldnt even perform a sit on command!! -
Well there IS an Easter bunny! Even I hold onto that one!
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Just like Santa What exactly are you trying to imply? Sorry to tell you, no Santa, no UFO's, no Big Foot, no Big Cats !!
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Watch out folks, Lucky is on top form tonight!
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Yet more "evidence" nobody can see, lots of it, isnt there
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Lovely pup!
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Im sure she will be fine, and fill her potential for you. Glad she is ok. Dawn.
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Ey up Compo! Just a question ..........................or two, as I didnt want to get into this again. How, if the government are "covering up" the existance of these Cats, have the PUBLIC who are the ones claiming to see them, never ever got any proof themselves? bit like UFO's dont you think, you wont prove it cos they arent there. As I said before, how are these Cats still getting here into the wild? People certainly are not keeping them in their homes as they did in the early eighties, DS is refuting me when I adressed his point of a kit being present, suggestive of the a
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Good reading Blue Coyote.
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Felis Chaus (not Felix chausse, but i think you mean the same animal )is the Jungle Cat, these Cats are used in the breeding of domestic Cats, so yes I can understand one being seen, having escaped. DS, I am addressing points YOU have raised, YOU raised the point about a large black Cat killing the whippet and the fact it had a kit with it, so I answered to what you wrote, I just cant win can I. I answer things you raise, whether you personally believe them is not for me to question, but when I reply, I get told, you didnt say this or you dont believe that! I think ill end by sayin
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Yes I know it says that, but thats what they are designed for, to catch large mammals. I must be missing something as the LAW says they are lisenced ONLY for use in the above, " i.e for the recapture of escaped zoo animals" I think you're reading a bit much into that. It would be pointless and a lie to say they were for the use of catching Rabbits wouldnt it? The truth is they arent, they are used to catch large non-indigenous mammals. However, nowhere can I find that it says "for the use of catching Big cats roaming in our countryside" Breeding. Yes I mentioned it, how else (given
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I take it your post also includes all the other "none believers" too DS? or just me? I dont believe for one cotton picking minute Big Cats are breeding in our countryside, Leopards, Pumas, lynx's or Tigger from Winnie the Pooh! Re the traps, Taken from http://www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/tb/pdf/badger_e.pdf. For the recapture of escaped Zoo animals. Yes, I totally agree with that.