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Allan P
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Nice one thanks
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Nice one, thanks Arry
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Hello Arry all good here mate thanks, hope you are well? Thanks for the link been doing some research but can’t really find anything tbh.
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Thanks for the reply, I don’t mind travelling a bit where abouts are they based?
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Hello, are there any Mink Hound packs that allow followers around South Devon area?
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Great thread gents, love reading about these old time proper Lurchers and owners living the dream.
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Hour out this morning, caught by the young dog mugged and retrieved by the old one.
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Never seen one myself but a lad I used to shoot with reckons he saw one.
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It’s Dartmoor mate.
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Wasn’t so good yesterday when she came back full of those sticky burs. Took ages to get them off her. Wish I’d took a picture, never seen anything like it.
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It certainly helps.
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Been getting out early mornings. Still dark to start with so just mooching about with Head torch on. Had a bit of success few weeks ago until temperature dropped and mornings are still and bright. However good to get out and about even if it was a blank.
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To Bright and no wind this morning but still nice to be out and about first thing.
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You might be right
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I don’t use a slip and prefer the dogs to hunt. The older one will stand and stare into the bush if there’s something in there whilst the younger one seems to think it’s a good idea to run round the bush until the quarry panics or I wade through the bush and flush it. ( I don’t have a bushing type dog ) I have no idea why she has started doing it and it’s frankly annoying. However she has had some success so I guess she will keep it up. Maybe I should resort to a slip or just get over it and let her do her thing.