watchman
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Everything posted by watchman
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good job pal,keep at it cheers.think once she gets the hang of picking and holding em she will be a handy little dog.hows that colliex of yours?. long way to go yet mate but coming along nicely so far,
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good job pal,keep at it
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someone would have to go a long way to upset me mate certainly never happen on here that's for sure,if anyone takes more from this site than the tongue in cheek it generally deserves they need to get out with the dogs more :kiss:
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wrong about the fact you seem to think im biting,that was all
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this may well be the case,i have put a few threads in this section myself but there is a lot of fieldcraft invoved to having a successful trip out with an air rifle and i for one enjoy reading up on someone's successful outing,not only that you will find you hardly ever get the usual bullshit spouted with regard to other members posts,they are a very helpful bunch of lads, always willing to give advice and a few well known names really know their technical stuff if you need help on a new rifle/set up ect,i for one think the whole site would be a lot better if we took a leaf out of their book,o
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this may well be the case,i have put a few threads in this section myself but there is a lot of fieldcraft invoved to having a successful trip out with an air rifle and i for one enjoy reading up on someone's successful outing,not only that you will find you hardly ever get the usual bullshit spouted with regard to other members posts,they are a very helpful bunch of lads, always willing to give advice and a few well known names really know their technical stuff if you need help on a new rifle/set up ect,i for one think the whole site would be a lot better if we took a leaf out of their book,o
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well done pal,good on the dog as well
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random pic to show the type,but mine have that number on them
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L1154
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how much for the long net mate and would he post sorry just seen collection,the items were only listed when i first read it cheers
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think you need to listen up mate to the advice you been given,took my young bitch out sat night for her first slip, missed the first two caught the third,home and happy,sun night out again missed the first one caught the next two,home and happy, slowly slowly catch the monkey
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got a pic mate,some are bit to fancy for my liking,not a dig at his stuff at all just don't want one to flash that's all
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well going by the last pic,its open to anyone id guess
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your f*****g right mate,jesus comes to something when you got to be a pretty boy to buy a f*****g dog lol
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it wasnt for the piss,iv seen them remember,it was just a suggetion
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Did you forget to put your trousers on? u sound like a prick lad looks a cracking pup that Your name sums you up. There is a definate lack of humour on this place lately. It's a pup, it looks like a pup and not grown out of being a pup. Once it is fully grown then ask how it is looking. All we see on this site is pups, hardly any grown proven dogs. nows your chance to go against the grain then mate,get them up
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http://www.britnett-carver.co.uk/ericsangling/prods/3028.html
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thanks pal will try that i tiped it up on internet and it seys you can freez them is that a good to do? don't know lol is it??
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pretty much the same happened to mine,not pretty
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usually happens on the cast when the hook link is to long and a cheap non coated braid is used,i would use the most expensive coated braid you can afford and just strip the outer coating off at the end for your knotless knot to the hook,the rest of the link will now stay slightly stiff,keep them short is the key imo and should easily overcome the problems your getting Cheers bud i was using thick flourocarbon which was quite stiff and the rigs varied in length from as short as 5 inches to a 3 1/2 zig , the old man says it was just roach messing about with it im using quite senseitiv
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http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/158559-giant-puffballs/page__view__findpost__p__1600153 try this mate
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thanks mate as you sed she dont want othe dog to take it off her i get as far away as i can from other dogs that are with me but she wont hold the rabbit till i get to her she just dropes it most of the time so i have to grab it off the ground myself but they are still alive as you will no when rabbits are cort they dont really run after being cort but some times they do as she noes this.she lost 4 rabbits in two outing by walking off from them afther she cort them. it needs to be taught to hold,not by me though lol,some lad put a thread up long time ago now on here on how to teach this ,
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some of my dogs have had a few nasty incidents with the odd tree over the years tend to steer clear of them a bit now days lol,prob not the most productive way of running game anyway but only my opinion mind
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usually happens on the cast when the hook link is to long and a cheap non coated braid is used,i would use the most expensive coated braid you can afford and just strip the outer coating off at the end for your knotless knot to the hook,the rest of the link will now stay slightly stiff,keep them short is the key imo and should easily overcome the problems your getting Cheers bud i was using thick flourocarbon which was quite stiff and the rigs varied in length from as short as 5 inches to a 3 1/2 zig , the old man says it was just roach messing about with it im using quite senseitiv
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very clever lol
