Coyotehunter
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Top notch Hannah i'm guessing by the fact you've put these images up that you had no more encounters with Pissed off lions, and got eaten in the process !! glad your back safe
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I wasn't why do you ask , did something Happen ?
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done
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is that Teddy Moritz in the second picture ?
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Lanesra pm me I know a guy in Gibsonia I can give you his number or email
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good for you , nice pair of dogs
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It was a pleasure to meet you and your wife, and thanks again for your hospitality, how are you fixed for next week ?
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lol for starters i aint no "anti" an i dont knw much about hunting packs, i jus bumped into a farmer last sunday an e said dat da south county dublin hunt were hunting on his land this sunday so i was looking for info as i interestad in following it, so wats crack wit ya havin a pop at me for looking for info??? but now dat you's have filled me in dat it's a drag hunt i'll give it a miss, an get out an do some real hunting No-one's havin a pop at you mate, its just hunts are selective to who knows where they're meeting, to try and keep the anti-hunt crowd from bothering them too mu
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Mum and some of the new little uns IMG_2007 by foxhound51, on Flickr IMG_1983 by foxhound51, on Flickr IMG_2004 by foxhound51, on Flickr
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I very rarely dig foxes any more, just because there isn't enough of them around here , but Racoons i'll dig whenever and wherever, and most people are quite happy for you to, because there such a bloody nuisance, so your Poll only really serves you lads back in the UK and Ireland,
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The two main commercial photo editing programs are Photoshop and Light Room , but as Kay has said there are free programs, Gimp is one that's worth looking at
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ok.... Ive written on this subject previously but i feel the need to write again. I am the huntsman of a registered pack of hounds in Canada, our hounds are cross bred hounds they're a mix of English hounds and American hounds and are bred with the climate and hunting area in mind, over here the registered packs have 3 main types of hounds English, American, and Crossbred, which are a mixture of the former two, so i totally understand the breeding for your purpose etc etc ... but then we are breeding hound to hound, you're going to get a pretty known entity when you cross a hound with a hou
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Doesn't matter how good the dog is he could get injured tomorrow, or worse still could be dead in his bed !!! its also a reality that your mate's dog could mysteriously disapear into thin air then whats he left with ????? put the dog over a good related bitch if he has or knows of one , and sell the dog, its a no brainer, ten grand could buy alot of shit !!!!
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Good attitude to have, being a huntsman myself i know that very few hunts have spare cash floating around nowadays , unless you go and ask the DoB or Heythrop, even the big lads haven't got the money they used to have, i have a couple of young lads that help me when they can , they come cos they want to , but i try to see them right from my own pocket, they're keen and becoming quite useful , so i like to keep them that way, if it costs me a 20 here and 20 there its worth it in m opinion
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If he's an Anti he's barking up the wrong tree , on account of SCDH are a drag hunt !!!!!
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Well said :thumbs: :thumbs:
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Fine looking hound's
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Nice capture Dawn !!
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some shots of the hounds on there beds today , the best place for them to be.... ambient temp was -13 but with the wind chill factor it was -21 let sleeping dogs lie by foxhound51, on Flickr IMG_1919 by foxhound51, on Flickr IMG_1909 by foxhound51, on Flickr IMG_1915 by foxhound51, on Flickr
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First bitch of the year is not far from whelping , and i think she's had a gutts full of the whole pregnancy thing !! 8 days till she pops !!: ) by foxhound51, on Flickr
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Welcome aboard Matey
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I have to repectfully disagree with you on a couple of points , goundhogs , woodchucks call them what you want are not any kind of a challenge for a terrier , you'd be better off with a ferret !!!! pissing around with an animal thats running away and trying to suffacate your terrier in the bargain, been there done that, got the Tshirt , i'd rather not go out than piss around on groundhogs "Any dog that is up over 14" and 20lbs is only getting into coyote and bear dens around here for proper earth work and good luck to them." Maybe where you are , but there's plenty of places around here t
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I can't think that something that smells that bad when its alive is going to taste good when it's dead !!! I have tried Racoon and that tastes quite nice, although I wouldn't want to eat it 5 nights a week
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I have to repectfully disagree with you on a couple of points , goundhogs , woodchucks call them what you want are not any kind of a challenge for a terrier , you'd be better off with a ferret !!!! pissing around with an animal thats running away and trying to suffacate your terrier in the bargain, been there done that, got the Tshirt , i'd rather not go out than piss around on groundhogs "Any dog that is up over 14" and 20lbs is only getting into coyote and bear dens around here for proper earth work and good luck to them." Maybe where you are , but there's plenty of places around here t
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Top 3 patterdale studs in America and europe
Coyotehunter replied to Yankee's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Because i work barns and earths I would expect that any stud dog i was going to use to be versatile, so if he was primarily an earth dog i would still hope that he could hold his own in a barn, likewise a primarily barn hunting terrier should at least be able to put up a decent show to ground even if thats not the terriers main way of hunting,