T.F.Student
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Details here.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shire usually pretty good...Shame they think terrierwork started in the 18th Century ole Pliny must be spinning cartwheels
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Thats how my mates 7 1/2 stone mrs used to do it Frank ...though the dog would only take hinds :whistle:
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Watched a stoat working a massive warren a few years ago whilst planting trees...rabbits bolting continually...stoat only viewed a few times...and then not seen to come out so we guessed it must of killed below. Years ago i was walking up a track and heard the screams of a rabbit...i could see a stoat chasing it up a banking back towards some holes...they both went in and as i arrived above the holes they came out again where i shot them both. This bitch stoat made contact with the rabbit(which was a youngster) many times going by the screaming. The plot thickens
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"So are you laying claim to it's 'invention'? "Not quite Crow...I just came up with it myself around four years ago :whistle: . I had never seen its design before so i did "invent it" at that time. I didn't doubt that it had been done before and so did not apply for a patent ...The only other time i have seen that type of slip is my own and the one your own post. Hope that clears thing up.
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"IVE USED THAT TYPE OF SLIP LEAD FOR OVER 25 YRS " Kinell over 25 years...i only came up with it about 4 years ago, after not wishing to carry on running a dog with a collar on and using rope or a leather lead with the clip cut off. I also tried a fancy leather one with a spring release thinking these must be ideal ...I couldn't stand using it. The one described works a treat and is easily put in a pocket. If its lost, so what just make another. If a dog can be strangled/choked by this slip someone please explain how!!!
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I ordered some books from the U.S came via France and somewhere else(forget now)...and beat the UK order on the same day by three days
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Any gun/person can make a mess occassionally And i dont mean blowing something to bits...nowt up with that... unless you wanted to eat it ...might not look nice..but...if it offends you then maybe you don't have the years in or the tally. ho ho ho :whistle:
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Same here...my snowdrops and daffs have been out of the ground for weeks my oaks, hazel, thorn etc seeds are putting out the first runner...just hope the frost to come doesnt kill them off.
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You may of seen these at the country shows.. http://www.tayloratv.com/hermes/shop Worked out at Pately Bridge for some time a lot of the farmers there used them as they'd leave a spare bike when the other went for service/repair.
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Well done killing the vermin but to make fun of a poor dead animal is disgraceful
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How about tieing a knot at the non business end and having a wooden wedge to slide between the two ropes and the copper tube...the wedge could have notches in it to allow for size variations. -
Shit corner...roofing slate with sides(cut 5inch strips of slate and liquid nail to base slate) works for me. I say 5 inch sides as mine are 4 and the buggars manage to fire the odd crap over the top
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Agree beating really does get the dog fit...took this pic and did a ffs double take when i looked at it on the puter Tried to get pics on the move but there just a white blur
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Socks...socks and more socks Under crackers, Binos, Compass Multitool, torch, Mouchers Tail pocket ashtray rolling machine, wooley hats and a good hard shag :whistle: Oh and a sticky toffee pudding from a Lesbian vegetarian anti
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"Am I cruel or a wildlife lover..............??????" Technically your an enigma or One that is puzzling, ambiguous, or inexplicable. I'd say your a Countryman. They will "never" understand, they are not "in" the circle of life, and death...to which all Countrymen belong and as such we will always be an enigma to them. If i remember rightly David Bellamy once told a fieldsports gathering " I don't like what you do, but for goodness sake keep on doing it". Had a similar experience to you Nelson. Went out foxing a few years ago. The weather had been bad for days, gales and heavy rain. We
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Excellent post i have been wondering for years how it worked at the business end.
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Obviously not a Hancock dog :tongue4:
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The Jack got up early
T.F.Student replied to swanseajack's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
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Merry Christmas All Good Health to you and yours Good Hunting and all the best for the New Year
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Cheers for the link.
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"the flying wizards of Satan"
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http://www.icons.org.uk/nom/nominations/the-working-terrier
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Cheers HH... you must be telepathic...was going to ask for a before and after shot
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Great to see...how, what and where your working Poor old lab looks bored
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Not the academic version Xp Pro...less than £100...you'll need it for when you start your ECDL night class