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  1. dillydog
    Undershot ?
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    I often thought about that myself, be good to hear how they went on
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    You're only seeing the ones I want you to see, there's a few I wouldn't put my name too ? Bosun, he's not a big dog as the picture portrays, he's just strong in the bone and all front, shoulders, chest and head.
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    He's the last dog out of the old bitch, he's making a hell of a dog too, I'll see if it let's me load a picture of him and his half brother.
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    The reason Rambo is in most pedigrees is he was thought of as something special by people desperate to have that elusive, exceptional animal a "genuine earth dog Bedlington". The fact the dog was shit didn't seem to matter, dreamers and fools are common in all walks of the dog world, the Bedlington crew seem to attract them like flies to shit though.
  7. dillydog
    Re read what you asked for, dull shit questions
  8. dillydog
    Don't rise to the bait, stinks of anti BS
  9. dillydog
    Couldn't of said it better
  10. dillydog
    Shameful
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    I don't know anyone stupid enough to breed a APBT into a decent working terrier, wtf would they bring to the table ?
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    Best of luck bending your head around his strange ramblings Bosun, I've tried dozens of times to take in the pages of the other books and got nowhere.
  13. dillydog
    Should fit right in with the Middleton and Nuttall books in the bin then, why they let that tit write anything is beyond me, he should stick to crayons
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    I've had the pieps and the red box fluctuate on plenty of digs, you can hear the terrier ticking away and yet the reading goes up and down by meters. No idea why it happens, you'd only get filled with their standard BS excuses if you contacted them anyway. The best you can do is to treat it as just a part of your arsenal in locating your terrier, I wouldn't be without one but I've been frustrated hundreds of times with them
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    All you need to know is no one who seriously works terriers to ground works the shit
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    No offense taken, I didn't give two fucks, I knew the law and at the time it was on my side, I was one of the test cases when they tried to bring in the law of digging without permission, it got kicked out if court but they eventually got it passed. At the time there was no law against taking vermin, damaging land or property yes, but not actually taking vermin like fox. I didn't have anyone to learn from and it showed.
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    I thought the red box was a bible
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    Walk, walk, walk and then walk some more, there's no legislation on walking, even if you're caught out snooping about on private land man up and ask for permission to hunt the land. I'll tell you exactly how I got 90% of my land bear in mind that times were different back then and although immoral it wasn't illegal. I'd walk anyone's land I wanted to it added to the experience ?? I'd find a nice fox earth and crack on and dig it, no harm done. On the odd occasion a farmer or land owner did come to me the conversation went something like this "WHO'S TOLD YOU, YOU CAN C
  21. dillydog
    What's plummers terriers got to do with the American hunting ?
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    That's what I consider a proper type, very nice animal
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    We were using bay and mix and straight out bayers, both as good as each other, very similar to a fox, just more claws and more nimble. The mixers were heavily marked up, don't be fooled by the "easy title" , they can give plenty out especially in the numbers you find them in.
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    Barn hunting is good fun, plenty of numbers if that's what you're after depending on weather and area. Some of the barns I hunted were huge, the old hay had been there for generations by the look of it, it turned to dust once you moved it about. Some of the runs inside the barns were as good as a decent fox earth in the UK, I filled my boots and then some.
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