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  1. wyeman
    Remains one of the best threads on this forum.
  2. wyeman
    You can add at least another 5000 to your thoughts - https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/gobekli-tepe-the-worlds-first-temple-83613665/
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    https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/201145
  4. wyeman
    Sorry James to be blunt, but the dog was taken out shooting before it was adequately trained/obedient. Depending on how old the dog is and how long the dog has been allowed to get away with disobedience, very much depends what you can achieve. If the dog is fairly young, get back to basic obedience lessons and make sure the dog obeys every command. Do not take the dog shooting or into any situation whereby you feel the dog will be disobedience through being distracted by other influences. Once basic obedience is instilled then try and find a sundog trainer with access to a rabbit pen. Dog
  5. wyeman
    Good to see your return Matt - the knife scene has been poorer without your presence!
  6. wyeman
    People seem to misunderstand what exactly belongs to who in the eye's of the Law. Wild animals do not belong to anyone, correct. But the right to hunt them does! When you kill a deer etc without permission you have taken that opportunity from the lawful owner of the sporting rights. That person may or may not also have invested resources into that wild stock to improve/increase it, meaning what is there is a direct result of their efforts. Thems a' the facts, now argue amongst ya selves. LOL Or paid money to decrease it. What's the common denominator (MONEY) ......... you can'
  7. wyeman
    Listen up bonny lad,...I can understand your anger at losing a few pheasants,...I have been on both sides of the fence, so I do get where you are coming from However,..this is not the site on which to talk silly bollocks, about killing a man's dog... Poaching can get a fellow involved in a few fisticuffs, even end in him doing some time, but, if you are captured, after deliberately killing a man's jukel,.it will be emotional Is this on the right thread?
  8. wyeman
    How on earth is poaching and thieving the same in your mind? Firstly if they are leaving game down they didn't Nick it either and if your grudge is about your polts that got it with ball bearings then that was dog men unless dogs have learnt how to shoot now as well. It's just not the same maybe you think it is but if most others are saying your way out on that view it must be you not everyone else that is wrong.. How do you know it was dog lads. Was ment to say that isn't dog men unless dogs have learnt to shoot. My point is that he's put his point in at a thread aimed at dog me
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    Going slightly off topic but in an effort to illustrate how people take a different slant on things. On several of the Rivers in this country, associations, clubs and landowners are making serious financial investment and carrying out major improvements to try and improve dwindling migratory fish stocks. You then have various boat and canoeing associations who state that they have an absolute right of access to the water at any time including spawning time. Now the one group financially invests in the River and Licences and the other group makes little or indeed no financial contribution
  10. wyeman
    I belonged to a small shoot, putting down 300 poults. The syndicate members carried out the feeding and vermin control and were successfully doing so, until one night some person(s) decided to kill all the roosting birds with flirter and ball bearings. Also on this occasion carcasses were left lying where they had fallen. How 'long way off' is this from stealing your dog?
  11. wyeman
    You don't see the difference between poaching and steal a pet? That's the first difficulty I experience, is going on land and killing Deer/Pheasants etc and leaving the carcasses, poaching?
  12. wyeman
    Getting away from the subject of Crustacea for a moment and returning to the original thread, can someone explain the difference between the OP's situation and the scenario where someone visits your garden and takes your dog(s) for a permanent walk? Because I do not see any difference.
  13. wyeman
    A poor misunderstood (person) tried to break into this house in Ontario and was overwhelmed by love and affection from the dog!
  14. wyeman
    Even better in 'the flesh'! Great work many thanks
  15. wyeman
    Payment made Griff!
  16. wyeman
    Sent you a PM
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    For information of the budding lawyers- In England & Wales it is an offence without lawful authority or reasonable excuse to discharge any firearm within fifty feet of the centre of a highway which consists of or comprises a carriageway, and in consequence a user of the carriageway is injured, interrupted or endangered. [section 161(2) of the Highways Act 1980 as amended]. It is important to remember that the discharge of a firearm is not prohibited in itself. It must also be proved that there was an injury, or that someone’s passage was interrupted or interfered with e.g. they have be
  18. wyeman
    Absolute gobbledygook!
  19. wyeman
    One of the best threads on here - thanks
  20. wyeman
    The thread - 'Weed' seems to have disappeared, should we thank this thread for that!
  21. wyeman
    It looks like some of you need to read the following! http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/news/travel/2015/11/end-of-the-road-for-chippy-as-he-loses-landmark-private-parking-court-case
  22. wyeman
    The headman at Walpole & Bingley is also the chief Vet at Wolverhampton Greyhound track
  23. wyeman
    TV remotes?
  24. wyeman
    But did you catch the rat?
  25. wyeman
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