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  3. Air Arms S200

    in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips

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    Hi Folks, I'm selling a Air Arms S200 and all the kit to go with it. I've shared details what I've got going with the bundle. But not sure a fair price to sell it for? Anyone in the know of what's it's worth please let me know. Thanks.

    Air Arms S200 .22, With magazine attachment-Two ten shot magazines, Silencer, Scope:Nikko Sterling-White Crown 4-12 x40, Rod for cleaning barrel,Bag for gun, Superdome pellets-300 or so pellets left out of 500,Scuba tank and attachments ready to fill gun, Logan gun lamp and battery.

    Bundle is located off of M25 J6 RH8, if anyone is interested.

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  7. Anyone In The U.s Using Terriers

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

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    Groundhogs do slash,cut deep wounds, knock out teeth and smash sinus cavities, they can inflict some serious damage, but to dig groundhogs successfully you need a small terrier that can get up to one quick before they dig away but that one terrier that's great on groundhog will get pushed around by a coon or will be to hard to work a coon and pay the ultimate sacrific. If your into groundhogs then you need a dog for that job but if your wanting a terrier to successfully work coon then a groundhog dog is miles away from being the dog for the job.

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  8. Anyone In The U.s Using Terriers

    in Earthdogs & Working Terriers

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    Rippem I'm calling bullshit that your young dog killed a 28lb coon in quick fashion...sick of reading crap on these forums writen by Americans as if they've got wonder dogs that trash coon. Easy to fool men who've never seen a coon worked but you can't fool everyone, I've read a few of your posts and you spout nonsense about terrier work in the USA...sadly terrierwork in the states doesn't have the best of names due to men like you. A coon is no push over and much harder than any fox and far more durable, they will also damage a terrier as much as a big dog fox. Possums are pure rubbish and an insult to terriers, groundhogs are just giant gerbils that you need a 10lb terrier to successfully to dig with. Sorry to go off on one but too many Americans write and hope that everyone belives them.

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  13. Greyhound Shipper

    in Lurchers & Running Dogs

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    I'm needing a greyhound collected from J23 Magor services on the M4 and taken as close to Danegal Ireland as possible. Can anyone recommend a shipper or any shippers on here?

    Thanks

     

    I didn't know where to post so please move mods to appropriate section if need be.

  14. Medicinal Cannabis.

    in General Talk

    Posted

    To many pros if they legalize it, it doesn't take much thought as to how everyone in society would benefit from the legalization of cannabis, its a banned substance and they don't have much control over it as it is, legalize it and let everyone benefit from it.

  19. Deer Dogs

    in Lurchers & Running Dogs

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    One of the best up and at um types I've seen was that when he moved you could see him almost spinning the world under his feet he was pushing so hard lol...He was a bigger dog of 29" tts and his make up was 3/4 coursing greyhound and a 1/4 bull..I personally think that when you put the bull and grey blood together you get an almost psychotic dog when you put their work in front of them and you get a dog that works so hard he has little regards for his own well being.The dog im talking about caught a lot of deer in the middle of fields and in cover also where they should of got away. The dogs demise was chasing a deer and he his front leg went in between a low fork in a tree and his leg snapped, very sad and i had to pts straight away. The reason imo he was one of the top deer dogs I've seen was because he wanted them so bad and he didn't give much regards to anything else apart from making the pull, he was also physically gifted for the job, if i could of changed a couple of things about him i would of given him more wind and had him more durable as he took a good few knocks in his working career but that came from his running style.

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