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  1. leegreen
    Pigeon, Partridge and the last one looks like a shaven ball bag make yourself some nice gravey out of those.
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    If that dog is 29" you must be a tall fecker with an inside leg mesurement of approx 36-37"
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    I have had a chicken in the same kennel as the dog, I thought the fox had got it untill I looked proper, dog in one end chicken int other.
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    Chew Valley trout belly bloater, can't beat a river pike.
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    I love this site
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    What is that in the ashtray? and is your dog trained in passive detection?
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    Lost on Wednesday one rough coated blue bitch about 21" and one smooth white dog with tan patch 22-23", 2 years old approx. Lost in Goudhurst area Kent Reward given for return Not my dogs, but a recent aquantance/lamping partner of mine. I thought I'd try here for him.
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    I have 300 tdi and I haven't a clue what it does. I put some new BFG All terrains on Tuesday and I have had lots of fun in the snow , only stacked it once .
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    Drennen gold sweetcorn hooks are still availible at "Jackfrost Tackle" AND they do Specimen in gold colour for sweetcorn availible at "Pongdestea's Angling Center."
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    What you need to ask yourself is why do you want/need one. Maybe there is another breed that is more suited to your needs. I have Presa x's and they are an excellent breed very steady, loyal, good with kids and good at everything I have needed them for. And there is a good few breeds out there that I'm sure will suit your needs.
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    Are they not available any more then, I'm sure Drennen used to do them, maybe in "hook to nylon." Drennen still do them, do a Google search on Drennen sweetcorn hooks
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    If you can put large pieces of wood in rather than lots of small pieces and turn down the draft to minimum you may be lucky, but it is hard to make it last all night. Any way the heat in your place will last and lighting it is half the fun . Do you know what wood you're using?
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    I'd like to see some pic's and what about the milage? is it yellow and blue?
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    Large pieces of dry hard wood(oak, apple, etc) on a slowburn. How big is your stove?
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    I have only ever had to get one dog done and that was almost 20 years ago. If you see the size of my dogs turds you would know why. Anal glads should be self cleaning with a good meat and bone diet.
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    Looks like Christmas dinner to me . Jacrabbit what is the dog in the pic? a Elk hound?
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    Nice pic's, I get through over 140kg of seed a year , mainly sunflower hearts, also peanuts. Used to use Nigger seed but found it not versitile enough, try sunflower hearts they are great.
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    Do you know if you can get red filters for these torches?
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    Wasn't this tread about Wheatens working cover?
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    I have just purchased a Led Lenser P17 torch, it takes 3 x D batteries, 210 lumens, batteries last 280 hours on 15% and the beam is supposedly 1087 feet. £70 I tried to get some imformation about LED torches on here but you all know feck all . I thought it would be a good pocket lamping torch, especially if you tend to go astray . I will let you know how I get on yc. the torch I have purchased is the upgraded P17
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    Was they wearing seat belts? Never be affraid to ask a driver to slow down if you think they are driving too fast, it could be the best request you have ever made.
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    Is it? Try reading the responses in this forum, when certain people are argued with or read of someone being challanged/stopped in the countryside. Their first response seems to be abuse/violence. 'I'd have battered the c**t' appears to be the response of choice. Now this may well not be representative of hunters as a whole, but it's the response of a substantial minority on here, and it rather undermines your argument. I'm affraid some of what you say is true, but you must remember there is good and bad in all. It doesn't take long to work out who are the decent and res
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    Hello Broady, I would like to see your mastiff before I cast my sarcastic opinion towards you, because at the moment my memory is saying that the present English Mastiff is offering not a lot to a hunting breed. Look forward to seeing your dog
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    A Queeny stove, but I'll tell you it shouldn't have a dog sitting in front of it There was one on here for sale a while back.That is a nice fire place sitting behind it too, good colours.
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    If they run into walls.
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