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liverpool
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got 4 paint ball guns for sale new and in the box with the gas bottle and hopper ( thing you put the paint balls in) £40 each.
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my missus got me the camera so i didnt do any research and i havnt read the instructions and probaly never will, so god knows about the picture quality, but all the pocket sized cameras ive seen are very similar so the best advise id give is look for one about £70 and you wont go far wrong.
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bosun thanks for your comments but im still not cuddling up to you on those cold winter nights, the lurchers a deerhound/collie/grey x bull/ grey. the cameras only a little pentax but its ideal for taking out with the dogs.
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heres my bitch just got a camera and figuring it out and some of my lurcher bitch to
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i just use salty water and keep the wound open and clean, i dont use hibiscrub last time i used it it seemed to make the wound worse, maybe it was just conicidence but when i switched back to salt water seemed to clear up.
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ill look into the roller shutters motor and aron ive told you before she said she was over 16
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how long did it take you mate i read somewhere it can take upto 8 hours, dont fancy standing their spinning a pig for that long. was thinking about a wiper motor but their not really designed for constant spinning for that long especially not with the weight of a pig on, id be worried incase it burnt the motor and the pig ends up burnt on one side.
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im making a hog roaster but am a bit stuck on what motor to use, has anyone made one before? and what did you use? pictures would be nice to give me a few ideas
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how long before a lines called your own
timmy k replied to timmy k's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
i caught them off your mouth you dirty frigger, bit of freezing and they drop right off along with the rest of my cock -
before anyone starts im not planning on breeding or starting my own line im just inquiring as whenever a post comes up about someones line of terriers some smart arse comes out with "its not his line he got it from such and such blah blah bollocks" so how many generations do they have to of bred before it becomes there own line, many of the famous ones such as park and nuttal came from buck and brey so everyones got to start somewhere.
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my uncles found an owl with jesses on dont know what type it is but its got big orange eyes he lives in the runcorn area so if anyones lost it or knows someone who has ring me (dont pm as im not on the computer very often) 07951665724
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Rtas in my mother in laws chicken pen .
timmy k replied to BIGASH's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
it wont make your ferrets go wild but depending on your ferret nothing might happen, just like dogs ive seen ferrets not interested in rats some terrified by them and some that positivly hate them, but be warned rats can smash ferrets up a bit, which is probaly why alot of people prefer a smoker -
one thing i got taught is to leave it as close as you can to its original state, the less other people know the better.
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so pats there well worth the money, i can see these being snapped up then as its a far more affordable option than the other boxes
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as the title says maybe thinking of getting one and using with the bellman collar, they cost 120 quid (not a bad price) the write ups arent to bad on them just says its slower to locate than the others which is bad in an avalance but not so much when trying to locate a terrier
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whilst on the subject of locaters i was searching for a cheaper alternative and found the pieps free ride, its a hell of a lot cheaper and smaller, its only got 1 antenna were as the bellman and barry have got 3 so id presume the extra 2 antenna find a bit quicker which i can understand for an avalance victim (which is there original purpus) but why such a rush to get the dog out, surely a few minutes isnt going to do any harm, so has anyone seen the free ride in action is basically what im asking
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cheers mate im only after a few callers
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going to anglesey this weekend just wondering if theirs any gun shops their need to pick up a few bits cheers
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hey bosun you arnt talking about my crack head dalmation are you id put a picture up but the rspca would be knocking down my door in seconds
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tell him to get a failed earth dog it wont cost him feck all and should of had its jabs and stuff already
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Anyone buying or looking to change locators?
timmy k replied to FightTheBan's topic in Hunting Equipment
so its best to get the barryvox box and the b & f collar but do they come as a kit or have you got to buy them seperatly. -
id bet you could loose permission when a cat bolts right in front of your lurcher and the landowner/game keeper watches the pheasant killer stroll merrily on its way. cats kill indiscriminatly unlike lurchers who should be under some reasonable control thats the bottom line, i havent seen the link but i can guess what it is, that i dont agree with and you must be stupid to put it on you tube but personnaly imo cats should be on the quarry list and if cats owners dont like it dont let your cats run wild, dog owners dont allow them to run free so why should cats be any different
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gotta agree there the ones that dont bolt sharpish die down the hole, used to have a lurcher that id go smokin with and once the rats stopped bolting hed dig out the dead ones, dont know how he found them the smell of fumes must of been overpowering. but thats probaly why your only seeing younger ones, the older once are probaly more wary of bolting prefering to chance it below than surface with all the noise above ground
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prevention is better than cure i think, some dogs use the right amount of force for each quarry, most dont, but most dogs start off soft mouthed ive noticed, if your arsed about a dog bringing back a rabbit live to hand or in one peice keep them on rabbits only. putting them on rats and other biting quarry just risks the hard mouth and so does running them to hard to soon.