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lost today lurcher bitch BELFAST AREA
mudd dog replied to mudd dog's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
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too true mate
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cheers mucker
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could the dog of been stolen md hope not scent. no honestly i doubt it very much. we've hunted with these lads for a while now and there decent lads. to be honest, no bullshitting. i wouldn't like to be the person that would have the balls to steal a dog out of this individuals yard while he's at work!! not too many would either. at first, last week she was ment to stay in our other mates place in belfast but she scaled his pens twice in the space of ten mins. so he had her moved to the other lads more secure pens. so under the circumstances we believe she's jumped his pen also. thanks scent
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thanks lads
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lost today lurcher bitch BELFAST AREA
mudd dog replied to mudd dog's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
cheers jimmy i'm not sure i'f she got out from my mates pens at his mums house in andytown or his own house in ardoyne, i can't get the hold of him. he must be ringing everyone he knows to keep an eye out also. my mate that owns the bitch contacted me,he's down in wicklow with the army so he asked me to put the post up on his behalf -
possibly andersontown or ardoyne mate some of his dogs were in both places so i'm not totally sure yet as i can't get in touch with them yet. thanks a bunch
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i'f any of the belfast lads that are on here could keep and eye out for this lurcher bitch i'd be very gratefull. my mate was away for a week on work and between us we all minded an few of his dogs untill he got home. unfortunately his bitch has got out from our mates pen in belfast somehow. any info on her return or sightings would be much appriecated. mods i know this might not be in the correct section but there's a right few terrier lads on here from belfast that would see the picture in this forum thanks RING 07547306389........MUDD......
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i'f any of the belfast lads that are on here could keep and eye out for this lurcher bitch i'd be very gratefull. my mate was away for a week on work and between us we all minded an few of his dogs untill he got home. unfortunately his bitch has got out from our mates pen in belfast somehow. any info on her return or sightings would be much appriecated. mods i know this might not be in the correct section but there's a right few terrier lads on here from belfast that would see the picture in this forum thanks RING 07547306389........MUDD......
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Good stuff lads glad yous got a result. Wouldnt fancy digging that depth lol
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thanks for all the comments lads. hoping to get out fishing flat out now so i'll keep you's up to date as always.....good luck
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leave ur coat at the hole to night she might be at it tomorrow i agree. i remember when i was only starting off. the older lads had a terrier that was down deep in a railway bank for a few days with the old deben knocker box. batterys had died in the collar. they sat tight trying to get a mark on wereabouts the dog was the 1st night and the next day and finally gave up. on leaving, one of the lads said to tony, the man that owned the russell in the bank. to leave his jacket and jumper at one of the entrances and if the dogs still alive he/she will hopefully hang about if the come out. su
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the lake was very rough due to the gales
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9ls 9oz a very long and lean but nice pike
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hi lads, i havn't been out pike fishing in months, been busy with the dogs. the hunting seasons over for me. until next year. so i booked a day off work and with two off my mates thebigmc included we hit my favourite lake to see how it was fishing. started off at 6.30 am and were set up with various techniques hoping to land a 20+ fish that we know the lake holds. after around an hour gone thebigmc's bait alarm was squeeling. unfortunately he missed it, ah well. after a while my rod with a popped up roach went and i landed a small but decent jack weighing in at 4lb 8oz. then came the bad weath
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nice handy size mate ha ha
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DEAR DEAR for once i'm speachless
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hi tmmark. you didn't comment on my reply. why? i don't know you from adam lad. to be honest, by reading the comments above alone, i'm glad i don't know you. :sick: :sick: two sides to every story and all that also
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to be honest lad without any malice, it's a silly question to be asking. if you have intentions of breeding two dogs together, you should have your homework done we'll before now. for example. knowledge of the dam and sires litters when they were born. how many of them turned to be good workers also???? that way you wouldn't have to ask, as you would know then for yourself. even a slight history of what you intend to produce might help??? rather than posting a thread looking to know what colour of puppys your gonna have???? sounds to me that you're planning on breeding two chocs and hoping the
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yea Big man .Two different dogs ,BUT i think beard by the same man,Cleo was a beautiful bitch,she was the only dog to do her time in waterford way back in early 80s. Be carefull joe the trials were banned a long time ago pity really. I seen some gud wheatons get worked and ready for them. yeah thats why he said the 's. what year are you living in lad??????? thats over 30 yr ago
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nothing to do with cowards at all. in the old days when things were done differently they served there purpose and were a handy piece of equipment. especially if you were planning on handling a large number threw the course of a few hours. without them the whole process would have been delayed and it would have taken a hell of a lot longer. they done what they were designed to do. simple as. scrap heap now days no need for them. i'll agree on that......MUDD....... i can't see were in my post i wrote anything about real terriermen?????????????????? i wasn't talking about men bringing th
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nothing to do with cowards at all. in the old days when things were done differently they served there purpose and were a handy piece of equipment. especially if you were planning on handling a large number threw the course of a few hours. without them the whole process would have been delayed and it would have taken a hell of a lot longer. they done what they were designed to do. simple as. scrap heap now days no need for them. i'll agree on that......MUDD....... i can't see were in my post i wrote anything about real terriermen?????????????????? i wasn't talking about men bringing th
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nothing to do with cowards at all. in the old days when things were done differently they served there purpose and were a handy piece of equipment. especially if you were planning on handling a large number threw the course of a few hours. without them the whole process would have been delayed and it would have taken a hell of a lot longer. they done what they were designed to do. simple as. scrap heap now days no need for them. i'll agree on that......MUDD.......
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THE ORACLE HAS SPOKEN LADS..... :11:
