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Maximus Ferret

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  1. Here too. 27 degrees today. I get so dehydrated out working in it that I have to drink a load of beer each evening to rehydrate myself.
  2. I'd say they'll be mostly rough coated. Any that show rough coat now will be very rough and most of the smooth looking ones will end up broken coated. If I wasn't looking after four dogs already I'd be wanting one of these. They'd be cracking for what I do and one of the dogs, once proved would go nicely over my big bitch.?
  3. Sound mate and for running regular farm and estate land I'd pretty much agree. IMO a good sound fen dog or deer/grey might throw better feet and running style for wilder land though.
  4. If you don't want to fund crack'im then don't buy a TV licence. Under UK law you don't need to unless you watch live TV.
  5. Fireman, when you say a grew do you mean a greyhound or a whip/grey?
  6. Guess so. Another pint of cider's what I need. This forum certainly gives a much broader perspective on the scene than any of the others.
  7. Get off your ass and tidy up Blackneck. In no time you could have it looking like mine.
  8. I used to dump mine in the convent but the nuns went barmy about it. The convent had no dog waste bin nearby though.
  9. That makes sense to me. Find out whether Buck can or can't pass on what he's got and what types he can best pass it on to. Costs nothing to either side and proves more than any theory anyone can think up.
  10. That's another thing about him. He blatently copies David Attenborough's mannerisms and speech timings. Seems like HE thinks he's the next David Attenborough but he's nowhere even near it. David's done the best ever wildlife documentaries that appeal to people right across the board, whatever their interest in the natural world. Crack'im's just the whining pretender.
  11. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2456838/Springwatch-star-Chris-Packham-reveals-love-wildlife-sparked-took-kestrel-chick-nest.html Is Piss Crack'im a bit hypocritical, preaching against fieldsports after illegally taking a kestrel chick and not looking after it very well...... (he was refused a license to take one)
  12. In the past, Southern rabbiters tried to cover up their deficiencies by pretending Northern rabbits are easier to catch....... or is it that Southern rabbits are harder because they're used to being pursued by more expert hunters.... I only know I wouldn't like to be a rabbit anywhere near Ashington?
  13. Braying... haven't heard that for a while. I thought they only said that in Geordieland.
  14. That's the type I used to keep too.
  15. I've had all that happen, Had a dog chew through a door in a friends house while we were out for a beer (bitch on heat of course). When I used to keep terriers they disappeared after stuff regularly including one Christmas day making me miss Christmas dinner. One got stuck in fox tunnels under a ringfort (ancient monument) and I'm not saying whether I dug her out but I was supposed to collect my wages that afternoon and was late and missed it. Daughter of that bitch disappeared after a fox into a badger set of over an acre in area and didn't come out for hours. I could go on and on with this.
  16. looks like they did good for you too.?
  17. Some bike crashes here https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=bait+bike+pranks
  18. He'll be after you now Carl!!! when you go out the house you'd better watch out for short bald men with big bellies.
  19. I'm sad to hear that but you tried for her. Never easy.
  20. It probably would too. I just find it quick and easy to chuck it over my shoulder and I've never been pulled off yet. The nearest I've come was when a fox ran over the road behind the bike. I ended up hopping a couple of paces to avoid falling. It gave a good laugh to the tractor driver following a few metres behind me.?
  21. I rig it up like this:- This leaves your hands free to steer and if the dogs spot game of any kind (and this has happened more than once!) they are pulling from lower doen your body than your arm/shoulder, so your a lot less likely to go over. I still choose quiet roads and quiet times of day. Early morning is good at this time of year and i'd dip them in the river before starting and also in any water along the route. I like to give mine 4 or 5 miles every second day with relaxing riverside walks on days when they're not biking. Biking too much, especially at speeds faster than trot
  22. I've seen collie lurchers that weren't as leggy as that.?
  23. They should be good size and shape to float over that heather land. It'll be like the fens on steroids.
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