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RubyTex

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  1. exactly right!! I was watching a video put up by hunt saboteours on the cleveland hunt not long ago. This was new years day it was filmed. The head keeper and a few lads turned up and said 'what are you doing' they said that they were 'filming the trees' he said its illegal on private land without permission, now kindly leave' they were being a pest so a lad jumped the fence and told them 'f**k off out of this field its private, you haven't got permission, now disapear' The sabouters lost their bottle, arses went and they scarpered. Then in the comments section they were saying 'we need th
  2. So that explains why you're a cnut then? What is it you do? (bar your second job as a gay prostitute ) PM me
  3. RubyTex

    Euro 2016

    You'd be happy for anyone to finish in your bottom Gaylord.......... don't worry, you can always watch England if you want to see what a major tournament is like
  4. RubyTex

    Euro 2016

    I'm sure you sweaty socks will have fun finishing 2nd bottom above Gibraltar!
  5. that was just cooked ruby,I dont think I would have had half the craic if I put a photo of a load of sliced meat on the plate,it is the visual aspect that gets the response,lol Yeah it's just the sight...i'd give it a go as long as it didn't still look like a tongue when it was served to me. Otherwise i'd get the boak like something out of i'm a celebrity
  6. Not when it looks like you've just ripped it out of the goat and slapped it on the plate!! Jesus wept.
  7. RubyTex

    Ukrain

    Watching that vid of the sniper picking off civvies, fooking disgrace
  8. So that's the wifes dog sorted, now onto yours Steve?
  9. I think it would mostly be alright if the work was shared out, or done on a rota system. Most of the time it's the underkeepers doing the graft and the headkeeper makes an appearance after brunch to delegate what needs to be done, then has a long lunch, does a bit in the afternoon, goes in before you for tea, comes out after you do to do a bit more, then sends you to sit out with the rifle until dark while he sits in front of the tv....then moans when you're 5 minutes late getting up for lamping after an hours kip lol If you want to go into gamekeeping make sure you have a lass who can coo
  10. I got offered the chance to go back to Belgium in November on the other shoot ran by the other headkeeper, got a phone call out of the blue offering me the job. I always got on with him when i was there (never worked together just social) and that obviously made him remember me (or he was desperate lol). Naturally i was buzzing, we were talking about the job and location, how many birds etc thinking get in!! But it was a Tues or Weds and he wanted me and the young dog there by the weekend....who needed her passport and vacs and then had to wait 21 days before travelling. I even phoned DEFRA to
  11. I do regret leaving in a way but at the same time don't. The job I took wasn't in 'keeping, more gardening on the premise there'd be a lot of involvement, but I didn't do enough with the shoot to justify staying in a gardening job 500+ miles from home for pittance when I could be home earning double I used to help out in every aspect on the local shoot, unpaid like but it was a good learning curve. I'm not even helping now since the syndicate changed hands, just beating / picking up. TBH I did sort of think of giving it all up last year but then it's a waste of two dogs that I've put a lo
  12. Yes, it's more or less always on the quad 'just in case'....but you're not going round flushing out stuff day in day out, is what i'm getting at.
  13. No I know just a lot, myself included, thought the gun would be in your hands all day every day....until I actually did it and realised that's not the case
  14. I would still dam streams now if I wouldn't look like a mentalist Got my grandad to thank for all that
  15. If you enjoy pressure, hard work, long hours, sleepless nights and hardly ever going on a walk about with the gun, then it's for you
  16. Nice one mate, what breed is that?
  17. When I go down the local walkway and stream I jump a fence with the dogs into a woodland area where no one goes otherwise when i'm there there seems to be an unofficial dog walking group, and i'm talking 10+ dogs, who let their charges run f***ing riot. Any dog that comes along gets ran at, barked at, chased, harassed and annoyed and Tex would kick off big style If they are a bit late walking and i'm cycling to work I get chased on my bike by them FFS
  18. 2 Springers, a goldfish, tank full of tropical fish, and that's it. Had all sorts over the years but can't be arsed with things that take too much time, two dogs are enough.
  19. I have to cycle down to work, I don't go on the roads if I can help it. The shite driving of 95% of drivers in this town means i'd be under the wheels of a motor before the week was out! As a cyclist my pet hates are people walking their dogs on long leads right across cycle paths, people walking down cycle paths who won't move (wtf is that all about?), people who walk across your path without looking, dodgy drivers....i'm sure there's more.
  20. I'm 23 and reckon I could retire on it....anyone got a mill so I can give it a go??
  21. from the kitchen in full view of all customers...it's not your local you know! Bet there's been all sorts in your Big Mac
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