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  1. leegreen
    Yeah mate, the future of Salmonid in this cuntry. Or are you one of those Spring time coursers I here about?
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    River fishing is finished for trout. Yes trout eat worms in the cold. Optimum temperature for trout fishing is 12-15 degrees, but trout will feed at lower temperatures, they are just less active.
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    Bring it over here. I've got 6 super social dogs here. She'll soon realise there is nothing to get excited about. Where are you? Training a 7 month old pup at the moment, was scared of most things except livestock. Had it 3 weeks, now plays with other dogs, greets people, has learnt a whole heap of life skills, including stock training, as well as all the usual commands. Send me a pm.
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    Windy

    leegreen replied to TUFFTY's topic in General Talk

    To warm for mine, not that the dogs mind. They just the panting, game can here us coming with no wind. I've even been holding the dogs mouth to shut it up in some situations .
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    Fecking hell! You're not related to Mark Brick are you?
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    Got to get that dog to love you. Tug training is the way to go. does she like playing with a tug or ball? How long have you had her and how old was she when you got her?
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    Do you think so?
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    Ah what a shame, thought it was gonna be something good.
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    Nice to see a few catches, but I've yet to see a good lamping vid. The cameras and the light let them down. There will be no replacement than knowing your dog is beside you, watching the chase and feeling that strike. Watching it from the comfort of a chair just don't cut the mustard. Like the dogs, top dog1
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    What biscuit do you use?. Custard Creams.
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    Some thing that is allowed on the sofa
  12. leegreen
    Can't stand musicals and that has to be one of worst.
  13. leegreen
    Dogs can be trained to leave anything, but they can't be trained to catch everything, Take the dog to a deer pen/park and go from there.
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    Tea plants are very good at absorbing aluminium mate, they leach it out of most tea, strong links to dementia, uncured will probably have a high alli content? Just looked into this, Green Tea and Black Tea ( regular tea ) have higher levels of aluminium. This is because the leaves are older and have more time to absorb the metal. White tea is the new shoots and has less time to absorb aluminium. Here is the most simplified explanation I could find http://www.californiateahouse.com/blog/healthy-tea/270-tea-and-aluminum-toxicity.html
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    You're all wrong,,,,,, it's Beef......curtains
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    And you can still feel your penis when you go for a wee, which always helps.
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    Got an Ash bow here that's about 25 ish years old. Wasn't super powerful when it were made, I doubt if it would do much more than a rabbit, but make 'em thick and I'm sure it would be capable of stopping some gear ( if you could hit it).
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    Must be your accent, try doing a Cockney and see how you get on .
  19. leegreen
    That's all you want for Christmas. Showing your age Kay .
  20. leegreen
    I bet your mitts are tingling.
  21. leegreen
    Dropped my lamp a couple of weeks ago and broke the dimmer knob. Phoned Deben and they kindly sent me another free of charge and a rubber switch cover for the on/off switch. After a couple of night out the dimmer gave up, the knob turned round and around and there was no light (fecked). So back to the old Lightforce (non dimmable). I again phoned Deben, explained the problem, they said they would recondition it for £35. This would include anything that they thought would need changing. I thought this was a bit expensive, what with the postage it came to £42 ! Anyway I sent it off Monday, had
  22. leegreen
    Made a few Ash bows over the years, last one was for my boy. He is 14 in a couple of weeks, I've got him a take down bow and a load of arrows.
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    Plucking dry gives a crispy skin. Krawnden do you save the heads for the dogs?
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    Got Rooibos tea on the side, I often drink it. All teas are good for you, my favourite at the mo is White tea. An uncured tea that is just picked and dried. The Dogs like tea, they're feckers, you can leave a cuppa within reach.
  25. leegreen
    A Blue Peter badge is in order I think.
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