samuria
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Posts posted by samuria
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what a great thread. photos are full of history, keep them
coming guys.
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just heard on my local radio that one of the rescue centers has been swamped
by surrendered dogs. would not say how many but said have had to ask around other rescues.....
so dogs suffer again...........
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nice it all ended well. on her favorite seat???
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2 hours ago, terryd said:
Just sad full stop. I lost the beddy whippet one day so that night I went to a lamping spot a few miles up the road and flashed the lamp on and off the old silent recall job. Sure enough wasnt long before a set of eyes coming straight at me. Was over the moon. That field has now long gone with whooping great road straight through it
bet that brought a lump to your throat and a big smile all round.....nice one
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i bought some from a lad darren (monkey)
is his username..
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mine wont eat the dry food... anything i could add to help
make it more appealing???
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bloody brilliant .......
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that's a great first photo, sad when we lose are best friend..
may her memories live on.
r.i.p. honey
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15 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:
I don't think it does to a point, most pet ferrets probably came from workers not long back anyway. The best working ferret I had was named Grim, I bought him at a feed store, he was a starving, dirty, ugly looking albino and I only bought him as I felt sorry for him. He pushed out thousands of rabbits in the 9 years with me, never bit and was good with the dogs. You could show him a blackberry patch and he would flush out the rabbits then get back into his box. He cost me $10.
that sounds great... would have liked to see him work....
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11 minutes ago, fortifer said:
No mate lost him to pancreatitis
sad to hear that... he looks a cracking dog, and still young.
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23 hours ago, South hams hunter said:
It's cracking country, lovely and flat and full of game
sorry lads its a lie.... its just one of those old poachers tales
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sounds about right... still all part of a nice morning out.
rabbit for dinner as well great...
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looks like your daughter had a good morning out again... nice to see that.
did she laugh when the rabbit made a run for it lol......
nice photos
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cracking dog you have there, looks well cared for
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2 hours ago, Rat face said:
Thank you very much samuria I’ll send you a pm
no pm here yet pal
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rat face, i would like to make a donation also.
how could it be done please?
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13 minutes ago, Rat face said:
I can’t take any credit it’s a massive team effort, all I really do is pick up the phone Kinda like a middle man
yes... but you joined the rescue... you help by phoning the needed people with the right gear to
do the job. its all team work that counts ......
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just to say to all your mates involved in theses rescues. well done indeed, nice to see there thoughts
are for the dogs. i take my hat off to you..........
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12 hours ago, Ken's Deputy said:
Want to choke on your own tears of nostalgia, Arry?
very interesting, some of the ferreting stuff was a bit much the muzzles and cream for mange and ticks....
but those were the days ........
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1 hour ago, lurchers said:
I can’t understand why people don’t mate,they are your tools so pays to look after them mate.
very true......
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well done indeed... nice set up you have there.
and it can be seen you take good care of your dogs with pride.
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nice to see the youngsters enjoying ferreting. your daughter looks very happy
with the catch.. your pink nets really !!!!!
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Dotty or any other x or seving army lads ?
in General Talk
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what happen to the junior service? i joined at 16. 2yrs a junior then moved to the
regulars at 18.!!!