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Toggle slip lead + Terrier leads & collars
snoopdog replied to DDD's topic in Optics and Night Vision
looks a handy peice off kit ddd .. alot better then those clip slip leads there complete shite ...have you tested it well ...will it hold a strong dog ....???the colloar bit looks a little thin but hard to tell on the pic ... -
on the title it says your looking for a DOGMAN -MEN ....no wonder she wanted you out ..
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good stuff .. its better when you do it on your own aint it...you had no help and did the bizz .... good show old girl .....
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http://www.pendle.net/Attractions/pendlewitches.htm
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looks like a dog to me :crazy:
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i live not far off a place called pendle hill .....there was suposedly (spelling ....witches that haunt the hill ...and if you type it in google you might see a pic off the hill try and make out what the shape is on the front it ... ..my mate lived on a farm in a place called hobstones farm ..hob meens devil ,,anyway one off the witches relations was supposed to live there ,,her name was alice nutter ...i slept there a few times as a youngster i used to shit my nickers when i stayed there as a youngster but never so owt .... .....even tryed it on magic mushrooms when i was a teenager cam
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theres a ghost that follows me allover when iam lamping and when i leave rabbits at gates to pick up later it always nicks half a dozen or so the fooker ...
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Interesting reply, Bolio. The irish hare does are massive Generally the saluki hybrids are too slow to get on the hare in our small irish rough fields, but once they are on them they will stay till the end. Around here in the west the hare is gone out the gate, before you even slip the dog. Your only chance is in large fields. I wonder whats the more difficult challenge a fast irish hare, in a small rough field (1 or 2 acres) that knows every gate and escape route, or a hare in the expansive plains of the fens with no real escape bar some rabbit holes perhaps? One for ye all to think abo
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i dont have an allrounder ..i have an half rounder ... it takes what i want him to take and does what i want him to do ....thats take hares local.with relitve ease . and now and again on fenland he takes bunnies on the lamp and day and hunts up for them ..and trackes the odd bambi ....thats all ive asked it to do and he does it fairly well ..........people have differnt prspectives on what an allrounder is ....my perspective is if he hunts and catches on a regular basis ..and is consitant ...on what you want him to catch ..then thats good enough ... ....
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just down to personal prefrence ..imo....some people just keep dogs ..some keep bitches ..some keep both ...dogs for me ...the reason ..i seem to get on better with dogs ..... ......
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hares and deer can mate though ,,ive seen pics
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all the dogs are looking well ....hope they turn out good uns for you all come september
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........mmmmmmmm...... dorset a bit far for me ........
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thats one way off putting it darcy i would say you were an UGLY MOTHER FOOKER ....
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not a very good pic but in between the juncas grass( tufty stuff ololol)its short and well grazed then you have the juncas where a hare can dissapear just as fast as you so it ...then there the woods hedges walls to deal with ..you never will get a course over the 2 min mark and that would be a long one for round there ..but if you mutts lets the hare get a foot away from its nose they can disapear into thin are .....
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the pic at the bottom is ideal ground for pups... a hare couldnt show you its true agilty on that type off ground .....short grass ..grazing fields ...with the rough and cover inbetween is where they can shift a bit ......a bull x grey could catch hares on ground like that
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Half bog, rest small feilds.... ..... your having a laugh mate .....your dogs must have necks like a giraffe to see anything in that cover ......alot of land i hunt is small fields .........ive talked to a few off the irish lads of here and the land i hunt is simular the the land they hunt ....
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but has he produced anything bob ......theres alot off decent well bred stuff out there ...its what your prefrence ...and at the end off the day ...it a gamble what ever you use ....
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Decieving, he looks like he may have a fair turn of speed. Funny old game breeding hare dogs! its not always the best hare killers that produce the good progeny, although you would want both parents to be able to do the job. everybody has different opinions on certain dogs ..i have spoke to people who say buddy is one of the best they have ever seen ....and other folks put him down as just a good dog ....theres alot off top stuff that have produced fook all .....one thing i do know is that the lads i do know who have used him over there bitches had a wide choice off some off the best stuff
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there you go bull i stand corrected ... but nether the less hes the one folk are useing .... and i hope they are right and so do a few other lads off this site ..i will be able to tell you more at the end of this coming season
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there you go bull i stand corrected ... but nether the less hes the one folk are useing ....
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6 or 7 i think he is ....
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snoop did that buddy dog come from devon mate dont think so bull ....as far as i know nuttal bred him and sold him then bought him back ...not 100% on this ...but i think he stayed up north ...baz and a few others no who had him ..and top chalker knows alot about the dog ...but he seems to be the stud eveybody is wanting to use
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i dont no what kind off land you run ian but theres a dog out off buddy in the north east i lad i know has got him ,,and hes flattening hares on all land big and small .....his first season was slow and probs wouldnt of got £500 for him but you couldnt buy him for £10 000 grand now real tool ...plus a scouser had one a bitch just the same could kill any where ...
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the buddy dog ...not the best pic iam affraid but iam looking for more ....