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    Think it depends on the ground, where I live is a lot of valleys but aslong as I'm able to see the dog I don't care how far away he is. If he doesa go out of my sight ill have him come back allowing me to cover some ground and hopefully see his next intended area. You say only 50 yards away, now don't get me wrong I think that shows you have great control but I also believes a dog needs to be able to hunt on himself, he could find a scent and the fox could be 200 yards away and moving. A lot of it in my expierience is knowing your dog, I know when mines on something and will allow him to
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    How do I pictures on here? Got some old pics but don't know how to put them up
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    Try useing a filter and a variable powered lamp I've used filters in the past to little avail, where and what filter do I get?
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    pit pup

    123456 replied to gav22's topic in General Talk

    I didn't mean to insult him, I'm afraid I know little about bulls and just thought he was a niced shaped dog
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    What's classed as south to northerners? The plains of salisbury, the hilly paddock of a devon valley, the large wet field of the somerset lowlands, the reclaimed moorland fields on the quantocks, the peat fields at the bottom of the mendips, the forest enclosed fields of the blackdowns, the small squares in the south hams or the moantains of the windind stair hills? All these places are in devon or somerset barring salisbury plain and there's a lot of variation in these fields. Seen dogs make hares look silly on the lowlands but then look like a pup on the hams but then I've seen them cat
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    Great advice
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    pit pup

    123456 replied to gav22's topic in General Talk

    See that's an athletic dog: - the depth of the chest - the length of the back - the drop of the second thigh Looking at a dog like that I can see why they where bred to greyhounds
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    Do you people change the anti-biotic? I was told the body can become immune, is that true?
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    Apart from the fact of you would have to shoot the likes of wolves,bear and hyennas why would people want them whens there's quarry that wouldn't be as testing(foxes) as them but is already to testing for some people/dogs? Atb 123456
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    You said the dog is 1/4 bull and also has muscle on muscle, is she perhaps muscle bound from say to much walking? I've seen it in the past, a dog gets walked for miles everyday on the lead but has little running or lamping in comparisson and became to muscle bound to turn efficiently
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    ill eat rabbit, venison and pheasent but cant stomach hare so swap it for lamb with the butcher, however if i did like the taste i would rather eat it for the reasons simoman said atb 123456
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    pit pup

    123456 replied to gav22's topic in General Talk

    some cracking examples, really like that picture of jeep (the gold coloured dog?)
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    isnt that abit childish? hating someone purely based on what they write on a forum atb 123456
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    may be me being naive but what is a typp ratcher dog?
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    i went out last night and only seen a fox, we had the estates keeper with us and even calling the surrounding farms didnt get any to show to the call. the one fox we did see was running as soon as the light hit him
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