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    Vetrap. http://www.petmeds.co.uk/p-552-vetrap-equine-bandaging-tape.aspx?=googleshopping&CAWELAID=448553852&cagpspn=pla&gclid=CJPe--XKp7oCFbPItAodlh0AKQ
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    That explains it, his 92 yards is probably 46.
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    Calibre? What was your zero set at and how much hold over did you have?
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    Bet you're glad you got that off your chest, feeling better?
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    Gaz have you got ADHD by any chance?
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    You don't need to go onto pets4homes to see it mate, the dogs for sale on this site. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/classifieds/item/317-saluki-whippet-greyhound/
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    Thought I was gonna click on here and see a pair of boobs that weren't filled with silicone.
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    Was expecting to see a pic of a Pirse.
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    Get yourself some vetrap mate. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vetrap-Bandaging-Tape-Hunter-Green/dp/B0009V63U6
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    You sure it was a hare not a rampant rabbit?
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    http://www.preloved.co.uk/adverts/show/109086412/lurcher-pups.html
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    Same here, like starting them off on there own.
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    The bitch is 4 yearold Daz and is saluki greyhound on both sides, she came up from Durham about 7 weeks ago and you'll be her third owner in that time, she had 3 different owners in the few weeks before she left Durham. Hopefully she has now found a permenant home, good luck with her.
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    Is it me or does this just not add up. He bought the kits with ideas to breed them in the future but has the paperwork to say they've bee doctored .
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    Says dog and bitch pup left in opening post.
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    If your looking for something to go all night a first cross would be the best option.
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    Are you still checking flappersdream, there's one just came on yesterday and it's in North Lanarkshire.
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    The only thing obvious to me is that the jill is not herself which could be caused by a number of things. It could be related to being left in season or it might not, as you say a visit to the vet might be the best option Can't get my head round the second part of your reply. It might be something contagious yet you suggest getting it to a hob, I don't think the owner of the hob would be too happy if it went downhill aswell. All other things being equal, nobody should ever leave their jill in season without a vac hob or jill jab. Why take unecessary risks? Both the j
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    The only thing obvious to me is that the jill is not herself which could be caused by a number of things. It could be related to being left in season or it might not, as you say a visit to the vet might be the best option Can't get my head round the second part of your reply. It might be something contagious yet you suggest getting it to a hob, I don't think the owner of the hob would be too happy if it went downhill aswell. All other things being equal, nobody should ever leave their jill in season without a vac hob or jill jab. Why take unecessary risks? Both the j
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    The only thing obvious to me is that the jill is not herself which could be caused by a number of things. It could be related to being left in season or it might not, as you say a visit to the vet might be the best option Can't get my head round the second part of your reply. It might be something contagious yet you suggest getting it to a hob, I don't think the owner of the hob would be too happy if it went downhill aswell. All other things being equal, nobody should ever leave their jill in season without a vac hob or jill jab. Why take unecessary risks? Both the j
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    The only thing obvious to me is that the jill is not herself which could be caused by a number of things. It could be related to being left in season or it might not, as you say a visit to the vet might be the best option Can't get my head round the second part of your reply. It might be something contagious yet you suggest getting it to a hob, I don't think the owner of the hob would be too happy if it went downhill aswell. All other things being equal, nobody should ever leave their jill in season without a vac hob or jill jab. Why take unecessary risks? Both the j
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    Did the vet make a diagnosis?
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    The only thing obvious to me is that the jill is not herself which could be caused by a number of things. It could be related to being left in season or it might not, as you say a visit to the vet might be the best option Can't get my head round the second part of your reply. It might be something contagious yet you suggest getting it to a hob, I don't think the owner of the hob would be too happy if it went downhill aswell.
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    Well done him, that's a tidy job.
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    Good to see the youngsters getting involved. My youngest son Brodie's was 18 month when he went ferreting for the first time. He's coming 7 and still into it aswell as lamping and fishing.
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