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    Chillis!!!

    Ideation replied to stewie's topic in General Talk

    Fecking love them. Grew a few varieties here, can't remember the one, but it was a bit too extreme, when folk ate one, they went a funny colour, sweated lots and then vomited profusly Got some on the window sill now of various types. I gre some awesome ones when I used to have some very powerful lights in the house :whistling: They were outstanding!
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    Looks like a nice dog malc. And seems to have settled in well with the tribe? You're getting like battersea mate
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    Biggest problem with slugs apart from lungworm is ferrets eating them after they have eaten poison, i think.
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    Heard of these guys the other day and they have some really nice looking runners looking for a home, really worth a look. Seen a really tidy Saluki they had today. http://bristoldawg.webs.com/
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    Old Towels are a great alternative, same with old t-shirts etc.
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    EDL are muppets
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    Priceless
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    Sounds good mate, will happily come down for an 'away day'.
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    You stay over that bridge you sandle wearing miracle worker : ) Had a few trips down your way season before last, was good. Must start going more
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    Kents not that far either. Cheers lads. Keep em coming
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    Aye, seems like your neck of the woods is where we are all heading this winter mate No joke
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    Bloody Brilliant!
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    Was shit down that way this year, all got flooded out. Not gonna be much better next year.
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    There are that many lads at it these days, to be honest anyone letting you on their land to hunt that has a good head of game IS DOING YOU A FAVOR!
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    June

    Ideation replied to Astanley's topic in General Talk

    Crying a bit on the inside?
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    Cheers for the input guys!
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    I know not everyone comes on here mate I just don't see them in general. I'm guessing that a lot of the land we have around here is similar to you, so i'm surprised we don't see them about.
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    Would be interested in seeing some photos of beddy x greys? I'm really surprised that you don't see many of these about at all? Considering how popular the beddy x whippet is, you would think you would see loads of the bigger grey x about. I can imagine that they would be a more versatile beast.
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    Very good post mate
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    It only happened once mate, And the problem was he had not been fed, and been worked a day and then driven all night, then worked all day. Silly error. And like I said he just had a wee wobble on his feet, nowt a bite of kit kat didnt sort out
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    Trotter - i'd love to see some beddy/greys work. Only ever seen lurchers with beddy in them (usually alongside bull) and beddy/whips. NL - It's hard to say as personally I have only owned one whippet and never owned a beddy x myself. But i'd have to say I have only ever seen my whippet run out of juice once, and that was more due to lack of feeding (a f**k up) and being on the road for hours and hours and then run all day to buggery up and down the dales in the hammering rain. He had a two min wobble in the afternoon, had a wee bit of chocolate and was back on form. To be honest one of my
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    Trotter - I just see it as pretty much the most recommended dog for ferreting etc. Every time someone asks. . . is beddy/whip beddy/whip beddy/whip lol. I think maybe i'm just lucky with the whippet I have, as I rarely see that much that I would gain from chucking beddy into him, other than a better jacket for hiding sins. See what yu are saying paul about the x lasting the time. But so has pretty much every other lurcher breed. One thing i DO see is that the beddy blooded dogs are the favourites at the shows, as they look like a 'traditional lurcher'. I will have to get out and see a
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    Yes mate. . . .. that's right, The muslims make all of the policy decisions for Morrisons. Some of you guys live in a very paranoid wee world
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    Thanks for the replies lads! Was hoping that I was going to hear from you to! Trotter - I would say that these days, on here, the beddyxwhip gets bigged up way way more than it's slated! Some very good points made, and I agree with a lot of them. Having worked both and had mixes, would you say that there is any advantage of a straight beddy x whip, as opposed to a beddy/grey or beddy/whip/grey? Or is it just down to the individual personality of the dog in question, such as your wee thing NL? To be honest, most of what I have seen has been small - around 19-21 ", would be very
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    Alright Paul. I will ask him mate. I was not so much talking about the lurchers with beddy blood in them. I can see how throwing some terrier in the mix can be a handy thing for drive etc. That's interesting about the hard to ruin bit, I had not thought of that. Would a half x not be pretty strong willed and hard headed? Can also see the advantage of the coat, hiding the marks, over say a straight whip. But the ones I have seen, although the coat looked good, on close inspection, it was pretty thin and fine. Seen dogs that had shorter coats, have tougher coats if you get me.
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