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  1. watchman
    spot on mate had the same trouble myself years ago,never again
  2. watchman
    I would like to see that on youtube, and you thought I was odd?????????????? :its not to bad on a wet morning,stings a bit with the hot weather at the moment though,f*****g grass is like wire wool Only go out when its been raining or when the green keeper has had the sprinklers on then, it would make him scratch his head and wonder where the brown stripe had come from. still trying to get over your comment about me putting it on u-tube,nothing strange as folk eh pal You havent, Have you???????? NO I HAVE NOT LOL
  3. watchman
    I would like to see that on youtube, and you thought I was odd?????????????? :its not to bad on a wet morning,stings a bit with the hot weather at the moment though,f*****g grass is like wire wool Only go out when its been raining or when the green keeper has had the sprinklers on then, it would make him scratch his head and wonder where the brown stripe had come from. still trying to get over your comment about me putting it on u-tube,nothing strange as folk eh pal
  4. watchman
    not sure about gay dogs,but a mate of mine will tell you about when he was out with another lad and his dog caught a fox it would scruff it back the neck and try f*****g the fox for england
  5. watchman
    best bitch i ever had,bullxlurcher,23tts,only just started on fox so was early days for me,lad i know who obviously had far superior knowledge of the breed than me told me,after he had seen her work a few times,she was ready at 14 month old,yeah i know young eh,she smashed them to pieces and never looked back,daytime she would actively seek them out as well,she was f*****g mad for them but she did have her faults,once she made a kill if we was out with more than one dog she would then lay into any dog that came near her,many a time had to stop the van and drag her off so ended up muzzling her
  6. watchman
    I would like to see that on youtube, and you thought I was odd?????????????? :its not to bad on a wet morning,stings a bit with the hot weather at the moment though,f*****g grass is like wire wool
  7. watchman
    trousers and boxer shorts down to the the ankles then sit on a small incline lean back while grasping both knees gentle slide down the incline,job done, don't lean to far back though don't want shit stains up your neck,simples
  8. watchman
    i use a s/s mate for general rough shooting and over the pigeon deeks and i love it,lighter than most other designs and a pleasure to handle,yes a o/u will absorb the recoil but then its generally a heavier gun witch allows it to do so,im a bit of a traditionalist so slightly biased,go with what your comfortable with mate but remember gun fit is important
  9. watchman
    Hi watchman.First time it happened to me was about twenty years ago.Had a one year old pup bringing rabbits back live to hand no bother.Was out one day and the dog came running up to me sat down with a live squirrel in it.s gob.I was just about to say drop it when it grab a hold of the dogs snout.The dog shock it off .the squirrel tryed to leg it but the dog picked it up again.this went on for about four times before i managed to put my foot on it and put a pellet in it,s head.The dogs nose was in a bit of a mess.This happened about four times before she learned killed them instantly.And if sh
  10. watchman
    i try to start a pup on rabbits simply because they dont bite back and there's less chance of any surprise or wont trigger any thing in the pups mind in mouthing live fur for the first time, first experiences for your pup are sometimes make or break, either would you start him on rats for the same reason, all your pup needs to learn to do is catch and retrieve and for it to be an enjoyable experience, thats just my theory on it,, my theory to mate,i was just wondering what others thought about it,cheers for that
  11. watchman
    something like this maybe http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=bavarian+hats&tag=googhydr-21&index=aps&hvadid=5928073009&ref=pd_sl_4nzjkupxkp_b there is a few on here if you scroll down
  12. watchman
    in-coming squirrel,funny as f**k that mate well spotted
  13. watchman
    oh right know what you mean now, was in for 5 years myself,long time ago now lol,good luck to you mate
  14. watchman
    i never let mine off where they are abundant but i know what your saying,as i said not knocking you just something i would not encourage my dog to take at an early age,and as for two houses,flash git only joking pal good luck with the pup looks a cracker mate
  15. watchman
    just a question from reading on another thread,the guys dog taking a squirrel,now iv had dogs retrieve them to me,and the dog has still been caught with a bite to either its lips or ears for that matter and as we know them ear tears bleed for england,ok no problem for an experienced dog to take them ,but feck me a squirrel can give one hell of a bite,would you actively encourage a young dog to take them or not,for me its a no as i think it could lead to a bone cruncher,maybe after its been on the bunnies for a while,i mean they are not stupid and soon learn the difference between their prey,th
  16. watchman
    it doesnt prove anything
  17. watchman
    the trouble with waters that insist on barbless hooks is that you tend to feel at a disadvantage from the start for the exact reasons you have said,from my own experience i have lost a few big fish over the years and put it down to the barbless hook but then lost a few with barbed hooks as well but still doesn't give great confidence in them,as said the trick is to keep the rod up,pressure on at all times which is easier said than done if a fish is bolting toward you and your playing catch up.i use 3oz leads which seem to help in keeping the pressure on. imo they are worse than barbed because
  18. watchman

    puppy

    watchman replied to a topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs

    i usually throw in the give it some pineapple chunks to stop it mate,but really you could be looking at something missing from its diet,only know from reading it on here as its quite a common question,had it years ago myself when feeding a cheap working dog complete meal,only feed raw now mate and never had the problem since Why Dogs Eat Poop: 20 Reasons 1. Your dog might be hungry. If your dog doesn't have access to food, he might eat poop. 2. Some dogs will eat poop to clean up an area like a housekeeper. This is most likely if your dog is confined to a crate or kennel, or when
  19. watchman
    very nice bag that mate,would not target them myself,but very good haul non the less,well done
  20. watchman
    sorry mate,yeah your right,never caught a rabbit in a snare before,must try harder to know it all,forgot if you dont do it and follow the crowd your wrong,but hey you know better,at least i know where to get wire for tealers you cock,you sorted out your insulation yet for your kennels,god help us watchmen id be suprised if you had ever snared a rabbit in your life, and by the way mate got the Kennels sorted and got some fence wire so i can make my own snares. its not following the band wagon its just the best way of doing it, if you want nocked snares and to waste youre time carry on doin
  21. watchman
    you not well mate,do something useful like painting them deeks i sent you lol
  22. watchman
    always had them and never driven fields in my life,also had many that could match 7 poxy rabbits and a hare at night lol,although i admit the ones iv had not big numbers in the rabbit department but then that's really down to their numbers on my permission,you would rarely get into double figures running golf courses,one thing i have noticed is that my bull/grey,in the past have been very easy to train to an acceptable standard,although my current bull/whip/grey can be a stubborn bitch at times,you may even say dumb maybe the whippet in the mix has something to do with this,i dont know , bu
  23. watchman
    would you say your dogs are well trained and are you a good trainer, ur only bullshitting yoursel if you dont answer the question truthfully with advice hes given on here before now id guess the answer is YES
  24. watchman
    to a certain degree yes,but if its out of site you is f****d have seen it used more on gundogs really
  25. watchman
    im sure most of us have had the odd hook stuck in a finger but my worst was when i was tying a no 6 on and a mate walked straight through my swim taking the line with him,size 6 through the lip stings a bit i can tell you
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