CO CHISE
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I decided to buy a couple of these and first time out with them I nearly threw them into next field. I was wasting too much time trying to set them and when I did manage to set them they had gone of when I checked them. I threw them back into bucket and they went abit rusty and now there a lot easier to set and I've had afew results with them
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do you have any pics of that dig. I'd had afew Guinnesses when you rang me. Me and other lad were half pissed digging that night but soon sobered up with cold. Ha. Another good dig to Eddie that was.
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I was gutted for you pal. We tried our best but it was too late. He died doing what he loved. Old lad went out on a high and we got our quarry but the result was a good kick in bollocks also. Think of the good times with him and enjoy your terrier work.
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Good watching. Highly recommended.
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a quote Jp once said to me. " only believe half the things you see and nothing of what you've heard "
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fagaen your bitch does have a small percentage of wheeler in her from bing with him been by Stanley but the mother to your bitch is a daughter by Jp tiger. Not good with maths so I'll let you work it out. All that counts pal is that she pleasing you and your happy with her. Hope she keeps it up for you.
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Also she's a park bitch not a parkes. Ha you'll end up getting a bollocking. Ha
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Shite !! You should give it back to ever gave you her ? Ha. One happy keeper. Hope she keeps it up. Also you owe me a new terrier box.
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Rip Arthur. Condolences to his family.
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I once had a terrier enter under a tin sheet that was covered with house bricks in a small wood. When I managed to move afew bricks to get sheet to move it dropped into a small cellar. I climbed in to find terrier working away in a old fire place. When I looked up to hole I'd climbed in there were just the old timbers all rotten holding all the bricks and mud on top. f**k knows how many tons were on top. Luckily I could reach back end of dog and pull it out and climbed back out. If that had caved in on me I'd be still there now buried with dog and quarry. Lol. It has all caved since then.
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I sat mine with killgerm and they really help you through it. Mine was over two weeks with the exam on the last day. I would recommend going on there one day training courses in basic rodent and insect control and safe use of pesticides if you're fairly new to it all as they help you understand it all not just the biology side but all the legislation as well. There were afew on the course I sat that didn't have a clue and afew failed. I had been working a while at it but still went on the one day courses before I was ready for the level two. Atb with it
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old parkie looks in better nick then glyn, someone else must of been doing the digging teaching the next generation haNice to see someone giving young lads time of the daythere mesmerised when they listen to him woods about his days out but he just doesn't give them time and day he has also gifted them pups.
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old parkie looks in better nick then glyn, someone else must of been doing the digging teaching the next generation ha
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Those pricked ears still turn up but it put abit of a character to them. Ha
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ha. I can take some of the credit with me breeding it. Ha
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Two rough ones
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i know its a long shot but is anyone thinking or know someone who might be parting with this kind of breed or something very similar but not too big, a pal of mine had a pair and has just lost one and is after replacing the one lost, he is after a young one from 6/8mth onwards or even one thats seen abit, any help would be appreciated,
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is it this one pal
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Yes RH, the red dog, the one that left him and he tried very hard to get back. My friend bought him in good faith from 'someone' and when he found out went to see JP, who let him keep the dog. thought ide share a pic i have of mick
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Wales Pelenna Valley Foxhounds
CO CHISE replied to old dog's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
Is it because your scared of us winning the singing in the pub again mate haha, gutted i cant travel the 240 plus miles to support you lads, i hope you all have a cracking day, atb -
Wales Pelenna Valley Foxhounds
CO CHISE replied to old dog's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
gutted i cant attend this show, my young uns in a cup final rugby game on same day, cracking show run by top class men, i hope you all have a good day and the weathers good to you's, atb -
hi, can anyone help me out, i had a pair of siskins but through the night a f***ing cat has managed to nearly pull it through aviary wire, cracking little birds so im after a hen to go back with the cock bird if anyone has one spare, im based in west yorkshire area, thanks
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one of my pals had abit of bad luck with some young dogs he had and was left in a position where he didnt have his own dog to go out with, he couldnt wait for one of us lot to gift him another to run on so he jumped in feet first and bought a young jagd dog (£500), it showed early signs of turning into a earth dog with some easy do's, my pal was impressed with it so went out and bought a young bitch (£600), again this bitch showed early signs of making a dog, we then turned it up a gear for them and after acouple of digs, well i say digs ! what digs we had to them we broke through to a differ
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some cracking pics heres a pic i like of a old a old bitch that had to wait while we dug to a younger dog ! same bitch in her younger days