
albert64
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albert64 last won the day on March 16 2012
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Yes, but he's fine with me and mine yeh i had a kelpie x collie x grey bitch, was fine with me , but would bite anybody else , in fact she went for my wife and son one day, and she wouldn't have any other dog by her, she was very dangerous animal, she was 23 in and strong with it . i had to get rid of her could never trust her shame really was good in the day/night , but she was just a nutter . Mines fine with the family, but he's latched on a few times to the unsuspecting
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Yes, but he's fine with me and mine
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I've got a £5 coin some silly b*****d offered me £20 for it
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That's brilliant mate
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Me thinks someone has two accounts
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f***ing wankers,
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Us Elk Hunter Gets Attacked By A Grizzly Bear
albert64 replied to Born Hunter's topic in General Talk
f**k that I cry like a girl if the ferret latches on -
I wouldn't put a warning sign up about a dog, if they can't see or hear the f***ing thing there's something wrong
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If I leave my nets in the back of the van until I go out next time they will be tangled sliding around. They also tangle around the rabbit...I know you only use trad nets. If a net is hanked up please tell me how it can tangle? Each loop on the pin is set in sequence then they are tied in place. True it is possible for the loops to pass through each other but because the loop is anchored in place at the root of the loop they will just pull out. Unless of course it is hanked wrongly. To be pedantic they do not tangle a rabbit they enmesh it TC Rabbits are only enmeshed if you have that
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That's a once in a lifetime pic, brilliant
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Great to see,
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That's some kids pet