Carraghs Gem
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Cage trap and dispose of the bloody moggys
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Get your goat youve pulled
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Boot Fairs, The Gift That Just Keeps On Giving!!
Carraghs Gem replied to brucemyster's topic in General Talk
Bourgeat catering pot and a big aluminum pot with 2 stainless steel colinders and 1 big old colinder for 25euro Sold the aluminum pot and the old colinder for 20, priced up the bourgeat pot on their website @ 200euro... It only worked out costing me a fiver -
Dont be such a pussy :rofl:
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i cant bring my self to do it its easy just grab it by the legs with one hand and with the other hand pull its neck... Hang it upsidedown and start plucking... Only take 5mins if your slow like me as for any emotional attachment you soon get over it once youve culled a few
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Coq au vin
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Hope the weather holds good for ye, i cant make it up now but look forward to seeing all the pics
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I know of one but its in ireland.
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I wouldnt even think of using bread to put weight on a mutt... Whenever ive needed a dog to gain a few pounds i chuck it a raw postmans leg from the butchers along with its usual feed... Used to feed tripe until i cut open a tripe one day and found it infested with fluke
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Thats why i dont buy things i know nothing about and part of the reason i posted the pic of it up here... If it had been genuine and worth the money i could go back to the seller and buy it as i got his phone number in case my instincts were wrong about it, ive been caught out before with reproduction stuff made in india to look older than it is
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Mainly scrub type goats although 1 man brought pedigrees and i bought a quality first x kid from him... Couldve been the weather but i only counted 16goats this year for sale including the 2 i sold, quieter than previous years but that was due to several factors mainly the weather, some confusion over the date this year and because it clashed with a horse and pony auction at the mart in castlerea, there was a lot of poultry sellers and antiques type sellers, a few horses, ponys donkeys sheep and calves... When i eventually landed at the auction in castlerea i saw a lot of dodges who you would
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It was raining all day here as well stripes... But i havent been out wheeling and dealing for a long time so i enjoyed myself
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sounds like you had a good day, i would love to have that bear trap aswell how much were they looking for it?250.00 euro a bit pricey allright i would want the bear end all for that. lol I wouldve bought it if it wasnt daft money... I had the money and them some on me but ive bills to pay and im not that soft with money lol
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sounds like you had a good day, i would love to have that bear trap aswell how much were they looking for it? 250.00 euro
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Bit far for jigsaw... He prefers his goats free range i think lol .... Was tempted to buy that bear trap but the price was too rich for me... Sold a nanny goat with kid and bought another pedigree goat... Then went on to a horse auction
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Thought id share some pics of the goat fair today in foxford
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Wish we had a milk man
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The terrier would be dead within a relatively short period of time, apart from her age shes been spoilt and protected her whole life... The collie is a survivor and has survived harsh winters found her asleep on the lawn the morning after a snowstorm... Didnt see her until she lifted her head from under the snow... Shes a scavenger not much of a hunter but her dam killed and ate everything from frogs to hedgehogs, kittens and rabbits so id say if shes anything like her dam she'll adapt in a survival situation... As for the lurcher he would be on with a 50/50 chance of survival as long as he av
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Whenever possible i buy irish (or british as its the next best thing) I do buy foreign foods especially tinned goods as there simply isnt that much variety available and tinned goods are my emergency back up if the shit hits the fan
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As the saying goes a donkey never won the grand national... I agree with everything ideation has said A question though... The highly bred dogs you mentioned.. Are they coursing hounds or specialist fox dogs or another type?
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My fellas the same... Although as a result i actually notice this shit now
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Feet.......................opinions
Carraghs Gem replied to birddog's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
My lad has decent feet to look at them anyhow, no injurys so far but hes young yet, i will throw up a pic later -
I hide everytime a camera is pointed in my direction, i peel the labels off beer bottles and i nearly always wear odd socks, i also use the same set of knives and forks and always eat my dinner off the same plate and drink tea/coffee out of my favourite mug
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What Age Does A Coursing Pup Stop Being A Pup.
Carraghs Gem replied to nans pat's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
dont know about other coursing bred hounds but i considered my lad a pup until he was about 18mths... he was still very puppyish until then, now i will spend the next few months focusing on improving his obedience as whilst hes ok hes not up to the standard i like -
Still think its a good idea in light of recent events
