trigger2
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that looks bloody good.
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sorry to hear that mate. personally i think the NHS do a bloody great job with the tools provided. i spent a couple of months in hospital and couldnt believe how some of the staff were treated/spoken to by patients. its a hard job to be doing. i will also say that if i had listened to the doctors at my local hospital i would have been dead within 36hours so i know what it like to be on the not good side of there work, but once the problem was found i was sorted and sorted well.
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a egg egg butty is bloody nice, but i must say i prefer a little bit of red sauce with mine. i may just have one for dinner after seeing yours.
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i bet most her dads mates allready know
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he asked what you do with the dogs socks, not what you do during the week yourself
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my dogs are baisically the scrap food bins, they have all the table scraps along with some dry food, raw mince chicken and also venison on times when my brother in law has some spare off the estate. i dont feed them rabbits much if i do i always boil for a couple of minutes.
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having a young family has steadied my hunting up a little and i dont bother with picks anymore as i cant be doing with all the bitching about them both on and off the site. best just keeping yourself to yourself theses days and just enjoying a trip or two out either on your own or with a couple of like minded mates/folk
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i aint having that vin. Tomos never brought a new modern phone
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interesting reading this lads. good thread. i aint a terrier man but its always good to hear/read a little about past and present hunters from all parts of the dog game
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bloody good of you mate. in todays society with where theres a blame theres a claim a good many would have been on for whiplash claims the lot.
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Sad News: Goodbye Fang the Muskrat Slayer
trigger2 replied to Minkenry's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
some bad luck there mate. i enjoyed all the clips of fangs hunting trips you posted. -
wow that was easy. now i am starting to like the new site layout.
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just testing
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Slight limping after playing fetch
trigger2 replied to Hunter_Mat's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
theres a chap at rugeley called robert meek. hes decent enough the number i have is 07773 327353 -
its ok mate ive given you a like now
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Slight limping after playing fetch
trigger2 replied to Hunter_Mat's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
imo if you are worried about it mate then its worth a chat with a bone man over the phone, then play it by there. bone men are as cheap as chips anyway so a trip to see one wont be breaking your bank. -
you knock up some tidy looking grub green lurchers fairplay. that looks bloody lovely. i can just about manage to put together beans on toast
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wow thats good money, theres a nice few quid to be had there during the run upto xmas by the sounds of that.
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is that dressed micky? the butchers/game dealers are buying in at between £1.50 and £2 a brace round here in the feather.
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is it pick up only or will you post?
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interesting stuff mate. cheers
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fook me i bet a moose carcass would take some bloody handling to dress out. looks some decent enough snapping.
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looks some nice ground does that northenlite. what sort of size or those bitches of yours
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sounds like youve got a good chance if you open one up in your village, and you have enough contacts from your pest control with resterants and farms so i dont think you are going into it totally blind. i see you mentioned a butcher advertising on facebook, theres a shop up the road from me thats does the same bbq packs and different meat deals through the year. they also deliver to your house and they are busy. people just leave a cool box outside there house in the summer with payment in, its nice stress free shopping they get straight back from work and all meats arrived for the bbq.
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i know one or 2 butchers and none of them seem short of a bob or 2. i think it would be easy enough to do and i deffinatly think you would need to have another experienced butcher with you to start with until you get use to things, mainly to make sure you start of providing a decent quality of meat. as with everything once you have gained a little experience then your good to go it on your own if needed. shop location would be impotant, to set up from scratch would be bloody expensive.
