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  1. Born Hunter
    Tell ya what, I'd love to hear from any yanks that are from or have hunted Hawaii! A certain bucket list destination for me... walking around an actual set from Jurassic Park pig hunting, spearfishing, bowhunting deer. It's literally paradise! But $$$$$$....................
  2. Born Hunter
    Wouldn’t be the first, lol. I’d rather someone commented about dogs than bullet grains ffs! Ha Its beautiful country. But I’d not want to run a dog there. Some of the fields are just rocks, this is one of the better ones.
  3. Born Hunter
    And I wonder if that is a good example of the problem...... Yanks just don't give a f**k about toy guns anymore than Brits give a f**k about which colour lower to fit to an AR!
  4. Born Hunter
    That's basically my point. There's just not much to say really in most instances. Which is a shame because I don't know about others but I don't post for likes, I want a bit of dialogue. But everyone has sort of done it all before so what is there to say other than chuck a bit of appreciation at the poster for taking the time to entertain you for a few minutes.
  5. Born Hunter
    You lads talk like everyone that ever killed anything did it with a lurcher or terrier. Lurcher and terrier work represent probably less than 10% of the fieldsports going on in the uk. Even if it was legal, all a post on it would get is a load of likes and the odd comment asking about breeding. Only threads that get any traction are ones heaped in drama or occasionally ones that are a bit different.
  6. Born Hunter
    Mate, hunting posts hardly get any replies. It’s not you, it’s just this site.
  7. Born Hunter
    Looks good to me
  8. Born Hunter
    Colour phase black bear? Not sure things would have ended so well with a grizzly or brown.
  9. Born Hunter
    Absolutely.
  10. Born Hunter
    Yep. I’ve recently been laid off and the weather has come right so I’ve took it as a sign from the gods. Bit of light spinning off Portland, maybe have a dive elsewhere and might have a look out for a roe buck but otherwise I intend to lay about the coast pretending I’m retired, lol.
  11. Born Hunter
    Looks great. It's amazing isn't it, all the effort we as a species put into progress and yet the most fulfilling thing we can do we have been doing for hundreds of thousands of years. All being well I'm heading south next week for deer and fish.
  12. Born Hunter
    I didn’t have anything to do with him really but the sentiment being shown in this thread is a clear testament to the man. And that’s all I need to know.
  13. Born Hunter
    Classic trauma response, lashing out... We all love you Tomo! Also, “train through it like a real man, like me! I’m perfectly healthy!” He says with f****d elbows and knees from his zimmer frame
  14. Born Hunter
    Started about two years ago when I knocked up a tendon in my forearm doing front levers without any sense. That restricted me for about four months but I was able to train around it. Then gyms shut and the change in routine just cascaded! No squats led to minor back pain for the first time in my life and taking up running gave me quite severe and chronic IT band problems. Which have flared up again recently due to ramping up my training and activity generally. It’s absolutely f***ing torture.
  15. Born Hunter
    I wish there was a diet that fixed injuries! Last 12-18 months have been nothing but!
  16. Born Hunter
    No mate. Painted render.
  17. Born Hunter
    Just about finished.
  18. Born Hunter
    The immune system “eats it up”.... Do you understand what happens when you bodies innate immune defences fail to “eat up” a pathogen? You get sick and your health deteriorates, your adaptive immune system then kicks in modifying antibodies and other immune cells to better attack the pathogen. In the same way that a fighter will adapt his tactics to a new opponent through experience and training, your bodies immune system adapts to a new pathogen through being trained. Vaccines do this in a safe way. They ‘train’ the immune system to prepare it for a future encounters with a specific patho
  19. Born Hunter
    Yeah sure fella. Don’t bother jabbing your pups then.
  20. Born Hunter
    Nonsense. It trains the adaptive immune system to develop specially adapted antibodies.
  21. Born Hunter
    A dead 81 year old.... spooky coincidence! Lol.
  22. Born Hunter
    Had it last week mate.
  23. Born Hunter
    The immune system is amazing. Vaccination activates it and gives the species and the individual the benefit of this amazing thing with much reduced risk. Vaccination trains the immune system the same as a natural pathogen would, but with statistically much reduced risk.
  24. Born Hunter
    Read about the difference between innate and adaptive immunity and especially memory cells. Even when exposed to a real pathogen such as a virus, a second exposure after the first triggered an adaptive immune response often boosts that immune response for future infections. The principle behind a two dose vaccination regime is literally observed with natural immune system responses to natural infections.
  25. Born Hunter
    It's not the same at all. A puppy has a short lived immunity to certain pathogens given to it by it's mother. These antibodies adapted to fight specific pathogens die off between 3-10 weeks. If you jab a pup while they are still present then they literally fight off the vaccine and so the pups adaptive immunity isn't triggered and so no long lasting antibodies of it's own are generated. By ten weeks the mother's inherited temporary antibodies die off and the pup is prime for vaccination. The reason pups are often jabbed before is in case they wore off a few weeks earlier and so leafing the pup
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