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    Oh yes!! f****n amazing player lol
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    Let the games begin lol come craigyboy Ive laid the bait now lol
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    Lol well said baw!
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    yet you have had bedo/whippets take fallow bucks :wacko: :wacko: if you really think a good bull cross wouldnt take them better then your alot stupider than you sound
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    I haven't got my own strain p***y I've got one twelve month pup an one twenty two mnth dog,one I don't even know the breeding and one pie line,I am forty, I have had lurchers all my life, I have had a few, well three or four bullx lurchers over nearly twenty years, I don't breed dogs I work them,I have had one bullx pup from six weeks old who was excellent,I got a fourteen mnth bullx of a lad who couldn't deal with it,I turned that dog round and made him into a good dog,i ran him for seven years,after that I got a bitch called Bonnie I ran her for four seasons with my pup who I had for five
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    im going for 1-0 home win
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    youll be needing to see a specialist tomorrow mate :whistling: but lets not ruin the thread ill start one off :laugh: :thumbs:
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    well i suppose if a fox pissed in a dogs face and eyes it would irritate it mate but the chances of it happening are slim the only thing i can compare it to are the golden showers i used to give my ex it never bothered her but she was german
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    my mate lost his lurcher and i told him look alot harder the next day. when i seen him the next day and he had shaved his head and had a tattoo on his face but the dog was still missing!!!! ill get my coat :doh:
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    your going to want some preety serious machinary to dig a 2 acre pond ! but never the less i would contact a water diviner first see if there is any artesian water in the land is it rock .. or gravell .. i have worked on a couple of prodgects and we did line them with blue clay but yes it was expensive ,,,,good luck! fecking to right!!! a 360 digger and driver will be at least £200 a day, disposing of the earth dug out will probably be at least 10 per tonne, the fish to fill it will cost thousands so it will be a very expensive job and years before you see any profit if a
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    no its true mate they also raise there tails so they can fart in there face
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    good looking pups and parents
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    cheeky fecker , you going to (shugborouh game fair) sunday, i will be there with Bryn+Tod if you go thought you would like that :laugh: hopefully going mate got a couple of jobs to do in the morning so see how they go first ill bell you later mate
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    for a blue you sure like red alot :laugh: not watched that film in years but f*****g loved it mate good story and if people had to graft like that and save up there hard earned cash just to get their first dog it would soon sort the wheat from the chaff if know one has ever seen it double click on this and follow the parts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9X_9EDEonAE
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    your going to want some preety serious machinary to dig a 2 acre pond ! but never the less i would contact a water diviner first see if there is any artesian water in the land is it rock .. or gravell .. i have worked on a couple of prodgects and we did line them with blue clay but yes it was expensive ,,,,good luck! fecking to right!!! a 360 digger and driver will be at least £200 a day, disposing of the earth dug out will probably be at least 10 per tonne, the fish to fill it will cost thousands so it will be a very expensive job and years before you see any profit if a
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    its all about the money mate
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    bird is a top bloke had a few days out with him myself good to talk to when you can get a word in :laugh: well done ray and see you soon mate :thumbs:
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    Depending on the time of the year A decent collie or alsation could catch a decent amount of hares,on the lamp.Lamped hares = a big NO SHOW in my books.But if you enjoy the advantage you have,against a lamped hare then ,enjoy. time of year??read the post winter wheat i said ,december,jan,feb and you can bring your collie or alsation down any time this week and we will see ,i agree not as hard as daylight by no means but the dont hang around in the lamp on big feilds no fences or walls and long grass here , Well said .However i have found that winter or summer hares, that h
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    Yes if I got chance I have to her very mice dog you ant got Mick no more av u matr shes going nowhere and sort ye spelling out ffs :laugh: :laugh:
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    is shit at building kennel!!! he had to get the pro in with his cable ties lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    cheers buster and c/g we will have less of that talk on my profile please lol

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    I am just curious, and emphatically not looking for an argument. Do you get the same satisfaction out of your dog, catching a hare on the lamp,as one given a fair slip ,and coursed in daylight? of course not mate, far from it i said hares were easier to catch at night but they were still far from cannon fodder!!! end of the day they took some catching on the lamp ill fully agree that day time is the ultimate test BUT if you were hunting for food then lamping was a method worth using :thumbs:
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    guys

    jimmy100 replied to whin's topic in General Talk

    this is on the boards homepage Our Board Statistics Total Posts 1,658,913 Total Members 32,244 now call me paranoid but out that number probably 1000 at the most post regular very dangerous place thats probably done more harm for hunting than good any antis reading well done you got hunting banned now leave us to talk about british hunting in historic terms :bye: :bye:
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