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  1. stiggy
    aint they wide at the back though? if it to stop damage why dont other dogs have them? are they just a fashion thing? cheers
  2. stiggy
    hi is there a reason for lurchers to have wide collars? mine just has a normal one but lots i see have wide ones? cheers
  3. stiggy
    what he look like before clipped? he rough coated? cheers
  4. stiggy
    poacherjoe can you put a link up please? cheers
  5. stiggy
    with baking yeast it cloudy and rough , with proper yeast it real strong and tastes quite good, it gets you totally bolloxed.......
  6. stiggy
    i got a pair of these and find them excellent, mine are all leather where as these have fabric panels , they real comfy and hard wearing http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EX-ARMY-MILITARY-BRITISH-JOLLY-SAFETY-BOOTS-1-2-LEATHER-/200490756415?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Clothing_Menswear_MensShoes_GL&var=&hash=item746aa1865d#ht_658wt_930
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    cant go far wrong with a good pair of para boots, aint been impressed with my hanwags, all the inside has ripped out at the heel
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    http://www.sad-land.co.uk/tag/turbo-cider-recipe/
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    there loads of recipes on net http://www.winesathome.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3225 -basically get a demijohn a 5 litre bottle of water from tesco will do, -get 4 litre of apple juice- juice not drink -heat up 1 litre of juice and dissolve 200g sugar - normal granulated stuff -add to 5 litre conatainer -add rest of juice -add some yeast about a tea spoon, if you got a brewing shop near get champaigne or brewer yeast , if not you can get bakers yeast from tesco but it will be cloudy, when you heat the apple juice to dissolve sugar dont boil it if the juice gets 2 hot it will ki
  10. stiggy
    turbo cider....... u wont know what hit you, easy to make and lethal!!!
  11. stiggy
    got any pics of your dogs? cheers
  12. stiggy

    opps

    stiggy posted a topic in General Talk

    opps they messed up this time.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_west/8545374.stm
  13. stiggy
    i was thinking you must be fit as F**K but after re reading it i wonder if your in the car.
  14. stiggy
    great pictures!!!!!
  15. stiggy
    hi i have a 8 month old lurcher, he a great dog when im out and about he will walk by my side off lead and will come back to me but.... when theres other people / dogs about he a pain in the neck!!!! he wont come to me and lies on the floor as if i gonna beat him.i have never hit him but he is real scared. even to the point of wetting himself. anyone know how i can sort this? also when retrieving he will bring balls etc back but always drops em about 10 foot short and comes to me?? whats that about???? thanks in advance
  16. stiggy
    hi seen a few legacy's on ebay and wondered if they any good? i want manual gearbox and hi -lo range. which model is the most economical and what sort of mpg can i expect? whats reliability like? do they rust? cheers
  17. stiggy
    he was lucky......
  18. stiggy
    wnats scruffing?
  19. stiggy
    fair enough i suppose whatever happens you have to get to the dog.
  20. stiggy
    hi read lots of posts on here about digging and just wondered what sort of depth we talking about?? are holes normally shallow or is it a mix of everything? do rabbits / fox dig down depending on the soil or is in the steepness of the bank they burrow into that means a deep dig? dont dig myself but just wondered as digging any hole is bllody hard work!!!
  21. stiggy
    hope you get it back and find out who did it..........
  22. stiggy
    hope he gets them back. * BUMP *
  23. stiggy
    hi i have recently asked the same, i have ended up getting a £12 tesco 1 watt led torch, the c cell one and some pipe clips which i joined to fix it to the scope , it works well, the light is good and i can see targets through the scope at 50 metre which is much to far for me....
  24. stiggy
    so sorry to hear that.
  25. stiggy
    hi we have a 4 month old lurcher and the inlaws have one to we have had them about 2 weeks , they from the same litter, we live on the same plot of land, when we got them the intention was for them to live apart but they have ended up in the same run and kennel, basically they are inseperable. is this gonna lead to problems? when training is it best to split them up or train them together? i find when trying recall etc they just end up playing? anyone been here before? any advice greatly appreciated cheers
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