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    Good dogs are born, great dogs are made.
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    Got 8 legs here for £70 if you want them. Sorry forgot to say, I'm in Kent.
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    Do you remember the winner of the THL lamping competition? A ruff 26"+ Deer Hound looking thing. That was from a rescue centre. That was the one RM.
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    Miles?
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    Night jar Paulus Nightingale?
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    Vanilla ferret food. I recon it's an alien and if your not careful it'll eat ya family. Good find though, can it fly?
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    leegreen replied to Bazil brush's topic in Bushing Dogs

    They range as far as you let them. Same as most cover dogs.
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    I use a BBQ professionally and cook on them for up to 40+ people weekly. Wild rabbit saddle is acceptable barbequed but any other part is tough. Had similar results wild foul, even cooked young Canada's just flying, still tough, but acceptable. I don't mind tough meat and am especially fond of Wood pigeon pan fried but BBQ seems to make non fatty meat tougher and most wild game is non fatty. The marinade may be the answer so I will it and update you when I have, although I have used marinades before. Anyone else had good results barbequing rabbit?
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    Just for the record and I don't think anyone else has mentioned it. The fat ear pulling dog trainer didn't actually pick the dog up literally by his ears it was more the head held either side by the ears. Again I don't condone or agree with this but I couldn't see the dog being put of by his actions. I still don't like him though mainly because of his over active pie arm .
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    Never had a wild duck or rabbit (unless really young) that was tender unless cooked really slow, marinade or not. Jamie Oliver mentions Italy, rabbit is the second most farmed animal in the world after chicken. So I'm assuming his recipe is with farmed rabbit, which is pretty tender.
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    What wild duck and wild rabbit?
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    Nice looking dogs, I do like a nice trimmed one . Do they work?
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    fecking cheaterers
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    Chewy rabbit on a stick
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    Having more than one high drive dog can be a night mare in the field. Having food harmony is completely different and is easy to control, it's a far more relaxed situation. The need for heavy handedness decreases the earlier you start training, that dog in question was 9-10 months old? and it looked full of beans and hard to control with praise and just voice. I think the videoing of that training is the geezers down fall and being a fat c**t wouldn't of helped him I recon his ears would of come off if you'd have picked him up by them .
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    How many of you's have good Spaniels or the like. Again not condoning the ear thing, but high drive dogs take high drive methods. Seen many a fecked up Spaniel with the gently gently approach, not being able to control dogs under live game conditions. When a good dogs drive kicks in they take some controlling and alpha dog respect is sometimes the only way.
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    Nice work. Not being funny what is? A table?
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    Save gas, fart in a money box.
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    I use shredded wax paper and shredded Jay clothes. Nice and deep in winter.
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    Bitch Took

    leegreen replied to wi11ow's topic in Bushing Dogs

    These pups better be good or else some people are gonna be eating some weird shite .
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    Paul Weller.
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    I think taking game out of season is as good a reason as any, let a loan advertising it for the world to see. If you need to do that, keep it to yourself.
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    What ever your normal bedding is, but not so much of it.
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    My good friend Tommy who has been on the wagon for 18 years.
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    Howard Marks, John Lennon, Winston Churchill, Dalai Lama or Lofty Wiseman.
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