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Irish Coursing Club, Dundalk & Dowdalls Hill
Leewx replied to appleblossom's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
Hoping to go to Ballinabola on Stephens day, have a good two days though! -
Sloe and haw is lovely
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Great movie some really cool fight scenes!!
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I got a lovely mallard this morning and i'am going to get him mounted, in the mean time how should i store him, do i clean it? or hang it or what? Cheers Lee
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Chicken stock can be a bit funny, can go sour very quickly. You should freeze home mad stock in ice-cube trays or bags. Just take them out as needed from frozen very handy!
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Its a funny one with me! Love tattoos, covered in 'em but hate needles!
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Don't mind injections too much, it's when i have to get blood taken! I'm always thinking the needle will snap off and get stuck in my vein!! Frightens the s**t out of me!
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Licence got granted today!! Thank you Enniscorthy Garda very quick!! Clays tonight anyone??
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is there a pic of the lynx? No pics mate its in the letters section, i cant seem to find either edition on the web site either to post link. He also says that a Scottish farmer called Ted Noble trapped a puma in 1980 which was put into a wildlife park. that guy ray mears believes that there is big cats in scotland and england,im not so sure like,but suppose its not impossible for cats to have escaped from private owners.i would just think there would be more sightings from keepers and ghillies. True, the lady does ask in the original article why none have been flushed by beaters
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me + my hubby have decided to have a quiet xmas just the 2 of us so dinner will be;- starter fish platter; prawns, crab, mussels, smoked salmon and smoked tuna main roast guinea fowl served with roast potatoes (cooked in goose or duck fat) roast butternut squash, spinach fried in butter, caramalised parsnips, asparagus desert havent decided on desert yet! and a bottle or 2 of wine + the telly. new years eve we'll prob have a house party.... after a few hours session at sis in laws pub You have room for 4 more?!? Sounds lovely!!
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is there a pic of the lynx? No pics mate its in the letters section, i cant seem to find either edition on the web site either to post link. He also says that a Scottish farmer called Ted Noble trapped a puma in 1980 which was put into a wildlife park.
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Was in Tesco this morning and they have selection boxes on the shelves already!! FFS!!!! Got me thinkin about dinner though, don't fancy turkey this year think we'll get a nice forerib of beef mmmmmmmmm. What do you lot have for christmas dinner?!?
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In the 8th September issue of shooting times a article called Mysterious Sightings goes on to debunk the sightings of big cats. She basically says they don't exist, anything that has been seen was all a trick of the mind fueled by the "old country boys" telling tall tales. In this weeks issue a man goes onto say in the letters that many have been shot,trapped and found dead at the side of the road. He gives names and dates for some examples, including a RUC officer who shot a lynx in 1996.
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Classy guy. What a toss pot!
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I should have added that I've never left a rabbit in the field.
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Good thread! Louis Therouix's programme about hunting in south Africa was on a Irish channel last night it looks like its basically shooting in a zoo, however once the animal had been shot it was quickly dressed for the photo (exit wound not facing camera, entry wound rubbed with dirt to cover blood etc), as the hunters said for them it was all about the photo to go with the trophy, remembering the moment as it was a once in a life time experience. It shows great respect for the beast to dress it for the photo. I also agree with Maltenby as regards respect for the animal, however for me it c
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Best off luck mate!! I'm sure see is every bit as excited as you are! In years to come when she is older and starts to ask questions i'm pretty sure she will see what a bag her mother is being! I went out with a girl from Manchester a few years ago who had originally come from London with her mother to "get away" from her dad. A very similar story to yours in fact, but when it all came out in the wash and she could see what a c&*t her mother had been towards her dad, she moved straight back to London to be with him. Chin up though mate i know it cant be easy but keep your side of the stree
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Makes more sense than any other religion IMO!!My link
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Didn't get flooded here last year but the snow was mental!! They better get grit this year for ffs!!
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thats no problem, IN FRANCE!!!! We should eat more fresh water fish in the UK but on lakes were fish are stocked for catch and take or the owners give their agrement to fish being taken. Other wise gas the feckers! What i was getting at, was that, other foreign people live here as well as the poles and eat fish.... stereo typing again.. In all due respect mate i don't think it's stereo typing. It has happened over here too. They have cleared out a lake that i know of of pike and are always getting caught in a couple of villages near to me with bags of fish for the pan,and load
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thats no problem, IN FRANCE!!!! We should eat more fresh water fish in the UK but on lakes were fish are stocked for catch and take or the owners give their agrement to fish being taken. Other wise gas the feckers! What i was getting at, was that, other foreign people live here as well as the poles and eat fish.... stereo typing again.. In all due respect mate i don't think it's stereo typing. It has happened over here too. They have cleared out a lake that i know of of pike and are always getting caught in a couple of villages near to me with bags of fish for the pan,and load
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The man i got my pup off told me before that if the dog came across a interesting smell he would roll in it so he could take it with him all day!?!? Could be a load of old shi£e. But he does roll in everything. Fox s$%t is the worst (so far) Bread soda rubbed into his coat before a wash gets rid of most of the bad stench.