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    Yep id be interested in that... Who's the author so I can look it up?
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    Im not doubting you but can you find out for sure?
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    Did anyone see this? Its a quite funny b movie.. Well its funny if you dont take it serious
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    1 thing this thread proves im not the only mental one on thl Pfff lab... Everyone knows that coursing zombies is illegal as the bull x gets eaten 9/10
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    When the zombie apocalypse comes john i'll move in with you john
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    Dont care if books are tatty or dog eared either, want em for reading!
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    Wanted old and new books on the following subjects: Falconry, lurchers, poachers and poaching, traps and snares smallholdings, stickmaking, knifemaking, taxidermy, gamecocks, netmaking Pretty much anything interesting, not really looking for stories... More practical interesting stuff, cheap if possible
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    Fantastic inc's Also holds 12 quail, or small bantam eggs. You need to buy the tray for quail/bantam eggs though, should be cheap enough though
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    In the area im living every, tom, dick, harry and their mother has a plant or 2
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    All very well securing your house, but how would you survive long term? Food, water etc: we'd be like the prey we hunted, constantly alert and looking for danger everywhere we went: I don't think that most modern civilised societies would stand the strain of living like that. People aren't used to being as wary as a fox wherever they go. The 'living' population would be down to about 1% in very little time at all, and I think that any group that did survive would have to remain fairly small or its needs would overwhelm the numbers of people very quickly. I love post-apocalyptic fiction:
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    Waste a cartridge? lol My head tells me its never gonna happen, yet im still hiding behind a pick handle every monday night
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    Great news, i hope to see you at birr
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    I could have my house secured in less than 2hrs I recon just by taking dog run apart and putting the panels bolted to the wall covering doors/windows, got a bit of veg growing in garden, lurchers and snares for hunting, put a few traps down for zombies using a goat in a pen as bait and I could borrow a shotgun in double quick time as well as a jcb for digging pitts to trap zombies, think even after secureing the house itself id be sleeping in the loft at night
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    Admit it you bought 2 cause ye keep loosing em
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    the link does not work http://www.midbarsalukis.com/book.htm
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    Keep an eye out with dog warden, spca etc in case they pick it up, maybe put an ad on radio in case hill walkers find it , posters in local shops etc
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    If im right tonights episode is gonna scare crap out of me and everyone else... Think they are gonna burn the barn = a shit load of walkers
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    Im about to watch tonights episode in 15mins time... I will be Hiding behind a pick handle as usual
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    Lamp+batterys pups sound like they are a safe bet going by whats been said on here and on the other thread, good luck with whatever pup you get
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    No one is advocating the mis-use of steroids........ just the opposite. Vetinary prescribed steroids are perfectly legal, and I'd bet most of us have given their dogs steroids as an anti inflammatory. Cheers. I believe steroids are the reason one of my mutts is alive after she was hit by a car, however I also believe anyone who uses it on there dogs to win races or for coursing or any other competition needs their head checking
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    Healthy strong confident pup with good feet and good breeding, the rest is down to luck and good rearing
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    Ok with a manual incubator you have to turn the eggs yourself several times a day, the semi auto is the same as a manual except the tray moves manually turning all the eggs at once saving a bit of time but not much A fully auto has a motor attatched and turns the eggs for you. For the last 3days of hatching you should turn off the motor/stop turning the eggs When the chicks hatch/once all the chicks have hatched you remove them from the inci and keep them in a brooder
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    Baskerville muzzle will be fine for that then, as it allows them to pant and drink water
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    brinsea or octagon Do you want a manual/semi auto or fully auto?
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    What type of muzzle you after? The plastic baskerville muzzle comes in all different sizes from chihuahua to great dane size
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