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  1. LITTER BROTHER TO SNOOPDOGS PUP BRED FROM TOP CHALKER OFF THIS SITE .

    I BOUGHT THIS DOG FOR MY 15 YEAR OLD SON AND HE AS SHOWN NO INTEREST IN GETTING THIS DOG READY ,SO IT HAS TO GO :thumbdown::thumbdown: THROUGH NO FAULT OF THE DOG .

    IT HAS HAD A FEW DROPPERS ,CAN JUMP WELL,HOUSE TRAINED AND ALSO BEEN IN KENNEL,EXCELLENT AROUND OTHER DOGS .

     

    SMOKEYXDANCER /CHARLIEXFOXY THE BREEDINGS THERE JUST NEEDS SOMEONE TO BRING IT ON .

     

    BURNLEY AREA

     

     

    PM SNOOPDOG FOR DETAILS AS IM AWAY ALL WEEK , NO MESSERS PLEASE THIS SORT OF BREEDING DOESNT COME ALONG TO OFTEN .

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  2. looking well snoop-how tall is he to the shoulder now?
    nearly 25" ,,,,... :o ...............doing good though adam ..... :thumbs: well behaved and quite bright pup ...nice and steady with it though ...... :thumbs:

    have you any better pics of your brothers dog snoop? gutted i couldent get the litter brother the other week.

    Goin to converte a building in to some kennels when we get some better weather and get myself sorted with something decent for next season. :drink:

    heres another one for you goshawking719, about 5 month on this one

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  3. A HUNTING FRIEN OF MY WIFE SENT US THIS .........

     

    Good thing they had a camera, no one would believe this fishing story…look in the center of the photo below. then scroll down.....

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    Last Saturday morning, my buddy Bo Warren and I were trolling for stripers in the Bay. We were

    1 1/2 miles offshore in about 80 feet of water contemplating why the fish weren't biting. We looked back to check our gear and saw something odd in the water. Was it a seal? Can't be, we don't have seals around here. On closer look, it turned out to be a buck deer that was WAY off course. He was desperate and barely staying afloat.

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    I've seen deer swim a river or bayou before. When you see that, the first thing you notice is that they are powerful swimmers. Their head and shoulders are out of the water and they make surprisingly good headway. This critter was just keeping his nose up and looked like he'd been swimming all night long. In fact, he was so worn out that he swam toward the boat probably thinking it looked enough like land to him. When he got closer though, he wasn't sure what to make of the two dudes on board, and backed off.

    So, since the fish weren't biting, we thought we'd give this buck a hand. Turns out Bo grew up around cows and was really handy with a bowline. He lassoed the deer on the first try! Bo grabbed his neck, I grabbed the flank, and we barreled over backwards into the boat. Before I knew it, Bo was on top of him and had him tied up just like a calf.

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    We hit the throttle and shuttled him to the closest beach - Kent Point. I beached the boat and we carefully unloaded the deer onto the sand. The whole time we kept thinking he was going to kick the snot out of us. He never did though; he was totally spent. We untied him and jumped back. Too weak to stand, he just sat there quivering. We even picked him up again and put his feet underneath him, but he still couldn't walk.

     

    Don't know if he made it or not, but I think his chances were vastly improved. Hopefully he recovered

    after time.

     

     

    When you're out & about, ya just never know... :thumbs::thumbs:

  4. Mine get mostly chicken carcases and breast of lamb with a bit of minced tripe and beef with the veg 'hidden' in it! Minced rabbit carcases when we get enough in summer and a lot of the time in winter. The poor old ferts get the left overs! (Heads etc.) Tried mincing the rabbits with the heads on but I didn't like it when the eye balls came through whole or popped out as they went through the mincer :tongue2::icon_eek:

    would you just feed the carcasses every day until they gone? then go back on to mince or would that be too much bone content ?

  5. get rid of them sulukis because they are half harted you will only get one good one out of twenty no matter how good they look you want a good minshaw dog if you want to kill some hares. see andy moore :clapper:

    have you been sent to cause a reaction !!!!!!!!! :yes::yes:

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