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    Where are you,
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    If you dont agree to paying tax, what do you do with your work wages.
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    Thanks Nik just read the article in CMW on this very subject cheers.
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    Hi, is anybody else's shoot taking national insurance numbers to pax tax on your £20 for beating, and what consequences are involved for a working person.
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    Looks like there's still some knocking about, too pricey though. http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=sussex+sabo+pellets&lpid=25&keyword=sussex+sabo+pellets&clk_rvr_id=552835383134&crlp=12905235655_2683116_ICEP3&GUID=24b6283813f0a5f163b5b4f5fe4dc0ee&adpos=1o1&MT_ID=10&device=t&geo_id=32251&keyword=sussex+sabo+pellets&rotation_id=710-35648-5910-0&crdt=0&ff1=keyword%3Dsussex%2Bsabo%2Bpellets&ff3=1&ff4=69_25&ff11=ICEP3.0.0&ff12=69&ff13=84&ff14=25&ff17=sussex+sabo+pellets
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    You mean these, I used to shoot these out my HW 35 around 1980 they were leathal.
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    Nuttal x Wheeler.
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    Mine, ped whips both 18"tts
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    Mine only 9 months now but had him out from about 4-5 months and on one of the very first mooches we were very lucky for him to put a bunny out on the very first time he actually went in, I think this has given him a great start, now I've had him in the beating line on a local shoot three or four times, has pegged a couple of birds due to the speed they move through cover much to the keepers annoyance but I'm not telling him off for that, as patterdales are tireless he works at a great pace but find on a shoot with a lot of game about you have to keep on top of him or he will go to far forward
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    Thanks lads been taking him out and keeping on top of him, scarring a lot of game away in the process with my shouting, but he has improved a lot and is much steadier now and taking direction from me to the point I can remain quite, and get his attention much quicker. Here he is. Still very young at 7 months but he becoming a great tool to use with the runners, I feel confident enough now to try him at beating next weekend, see what he thinks to the spaniels working. Cheers lads.
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    Not got a problem with working or scent, just that when he's excited on scent or been on something he works too far ahead and too fast, any tips on keeping the dog close and slowing him down. He's a 7 month old patterdale and works at 90mph when out, if I can nip it in the bud now he'll be a cracker.
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    Now 7 months.
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    Was up there today racing my two whippets, my little fawn was second in the racing. Good show.
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    Not just to get in £2 for a cup of tea, poly cup hot water and a tea bag. Unbelievable.
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    When there docked they have to be microchipped aswell
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    My lot, welsh doesn't work.
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    These are two whippets the red dog is mine, she ferrets, lamps races and courses, keeps her fit during the summer.
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    Here my two both 18" and 20lb both good ferret work
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    Got a lot of Bull in him from somewhere he's filling out now, muscling up, like Bulls do.
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    He's just made 15" tall at 5 months old think he's got abit more to go, but very keen, throws his tongue nice, tireless, on the go non stop. Not had a prob with him going to ground and I may be safe soon.
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    My little bushing Pat.
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    Out for a mooch tonight.
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    Taking your life in your hands stood there BPR, good shots mate.
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    Once she got in her stride down the back she really got her head down.
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    It's a ped Whippet, coursing lines.
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