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Everything posted by gnipper
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An they get unsighted easily ,long grass etc.True but I think it's mainly speed they lack. Ok they're quick off the mark but a bunny on nice flat fields without hedges or fences to bounce off goes like shit off a stick and take some catching and them 17 -20tts dogs struggle. 22+ for me from now on.
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Depends on your ground imo, the little dogs I've had have struggled on our flat ground regardless of what they are chasing.
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Favourite Hunting Tubes And Ammo
gnipper replied to Steve Thomson's topic in Catapult & Slingshot Hunting
I use looped 1745s with hex nuts and they last for ages. Tbg is a waste of money. -
Favourite Hunting Tubes And Ammo
gnipper replied to Steve Thomson's topic in Catapult & Slingshot Hunting
Marbles yes but rocks will wreck your bands in no time. -
Were you roller blading againNope on a bike and the fecking dog nearly killed me granted it was some cnut on a mopeds fault mind k See what happens when you have a dog that weighs more than you,,,lol Your only jealous coz there is dogs heavier than him
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What dilution are you using to spray your mutts with?
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Nice little show today.
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What's the weather like down there today?
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It'll turn up hopefully after all the publicity. A young disabled lad local to us has had his special 3 wheel bike stolen twice and returned by dirty scummy twats.
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Nice to see you back on mate
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I thought farmers are allowed to burn anything they want? At work we have to get all our weed killer containers properly disposed of but farmers are allowed to burn them.
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Patterdale Puppy Advice On Working
gnipper replied to Carl Harpoon Stewart's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
Have you ever been bit by a crow? It's only a baby ffs let it grow a bit before you make any judgements on what it'll be like as an adult. -
Be worth running on to see how it goes. I had a kit off a ferret that was found pregnant in the dales and it was always an edgy fecker, the breeder kept one too and his was a funny bugger too.
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I'm in the same boat too. I got a rough quote for about 2500 off one plasterer who was going to spray on the K.rend stuff but I hear different reviews on it. It's bloody expensive too.I work in construction and the k rend was the best thing since sliced bread when it came out. now my build colleagues are revisiting a lot of jobs because of issues cracking and colour going patchy. From what I hear it wont be used anymore at our firm and they are a national firm. That said there is usually issues with any render from what Im told. I have been mulling allsorts over in my head. even building a
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I'm in the same boat too. I got a rough quote for about 2500 off one plasterer who was going to spray on the K.rend stuff but I hear different reviews on it. It's bloody expensive too.
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What makes them prolapse then? Being in season or being mated?
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Did you get the render sorted mate?
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Wasn't there one that was having people off and going bust and reopening under a different name in Crewe?
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Are there any injectables that aren't ivomectin based?
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That's what I was thinking.
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There's no chance of getting this beardie cross to lay still or be restrained.
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I've got an oven ready nz in the freezer to try so I'll try it soon. Would you say 7 1/2 pound is small for an adult californian buck?
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I'll try pulling a clump out next time. If it was put on the belly where it's bald it would run off wouldn't it? Thanks for the tips though.
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They do that on my patch at work. "Life for a life", costs about 500£ a tree. RSPB are just getting in on the act now too and have opened a bit of land up for the same thing. You can put your loved ones ashes in with the tree. 11 apple trees = 11 dogs that farmer may of had if he's put one under each tree? £500 feck me, do you want to buy any trees?
