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simonbilly14

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About simonbilly14

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Doncaster
  • Interests
    Ferreting,<br />Rabbiting<br />Lamping,<br />Fishing,<br />Drinking
  1. yes mate, any qestions please ring or call cos i cant get to check replys on here very often. Thanks
  2. Gunpower stealth 2000, silencer, walter scopes with 232bar 12litre divers cylinder and all attachments. great gun. £400. simon 07817321767.
  3. grow up pal, to enter a novice dog on a fox 1st time is dum
  4. Heres mine 1/2 whippet 1/2 pit bull, not the fastest dog but great little ferret and lamping dog. she has real strength.
  5. thats a weird one i'm one not too sure. but i bet there was some camand in there somewhere to leave.
  6. Come on then which one you going to aim for cos you no you're gonna scare the other?
  7. Get this ban lifted!!!

  8. here's my straight x bull whippet. its taken a while but shes a top dog now! 2years old
  9. great picks , what camera do u use? im thinking getting a decent camera soon. cheers
  10. Yep loads of mixy here in Doncaster.
  11. When you are lamping and you see a rabbit a bit too far to slip the dog, do you leave the beam on and walk to the rabbit? (Trying to keep it squatted) or do you switch the lamp off and walk to the rabbit? (Trying not to scare it). I have seen both techniques work, but I prefer to switch the lamp off and sneak up close enough to slip the dog. My idea is that I’m not scaring everything else around and I can get myself between the rabbit and the way I think it going to run or find shelter.
  12. thanks for your replys, yeah i have got to agree with you all, the long and lean seems to be able to use their whole body to their advantage. i think alot of power comes from a long back almost like a coiled spring.
  13. Now here’s a question when looking for the perfect running dog. Would you prefer long legs or a long body in the dog? I know you have got to, to a certain extent, have a mix of both but which attribute would you rather have in your running dog. Myself I prefer the longer bodied running dogs with the deep channel down the centre of the back. I think it gives greater turning capability and, dare I say it, even better turn of pace. I have seen a lot of dogs run and I do think the longer legged type lurcher do have the edge on stamina and strike capability and certainly faster on the str
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