lonedigga
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(French, appearing in the dock on a pair of crutches, said to investigators after he was sentenced: "I hope you die of cancer.") Never was one to mince his words,One of lifes characters
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Plenty here already mate,Crack on
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Bulletproof Foxes
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"would still rather live here though " Don't blame you,There seems to be a strong following for fieldsports in that part of the country.Saw a lot of vehicles with pro hunting stickers,More than you'd ever see round here..
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Thanks for the reply,as a welshman this doesn't come easy but if i ever had to live in England The SouthWest would be my 1st/only choice,stunning part of the country
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Fu*k me mate that trumps my shits and sickness whinging....... I'll shut up and think myself lucky. Wasn't so bad in the end,We got seriously compensated and ended up with a cracking break with a full refund.I'm not one to dwell on what might have been
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Had 1 myself this year took the family to a well known holiday camp in Somerset and our apartment caught fire while we were in it,lost everything bar what we had on,my youngest was 10 weeks old so had to rush straight out and get new bottles sterilizer nappies etc.Made it a holiday to remember i can tell you :icon_eek:
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Got F.A To do with climate change and all to do with getting older,Hands up everyone under 40 who's posted on this thread so far..If the truth be told the seasons now are what i remember as a kid and my hand ain't up...
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Just got in from burying my bullx, Ziggy was 13yr old and whilst never a world beater served me well, was easy to live with and and worked as usual last season but aged fast these last few months so had to make one of the hardest decisions ever today..RIP Ziggy Drowning my sorrows now...
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I used to dig and lamp with a fella who seemed to attract mishaps like moths to a light,got tangled in an electric fence and said he had to get home to his wife as he had the best hardon he'd had for years..jumped over a wall and ended up to his neck in a slurry pit,lamped some local playing fields and while the dog was running a fox a car shot through the gate closely followed by the filth He wasn't too keen on the sharp end of the quarry either and on a dig in an awkward spot in a patch of blackthorn i had the terrier in one hand and the fox in the other he was a bit slow helping me out,
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just a few pics of 4x4ing the the other week
lonedigga replied to hullhunter's topic in General Talk
On the way back from a dig -
Read through the comments,1 of them gives his name and say's that he killed a spaniel in the same way..
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You done anything as a once in a lifetime experience
lonedigga replied to MissRhianL's topic in General Talk
Delivered my baby girl in the bath 3 weeks ago Awesome experience but not one i'd want to repeat -
Just a thought but these dogs that NEVER fail,How much work do they actually see?I can only think of 1 dog that i saw work through his entire career that never failed and he was only good for 8-10 digs a season and died to ground in his 3rd season.On the other hand i had a dog here that saw between 30 and 40 digs a season that worked for 8 seasons..BUT probably failed about 6 times in that period,I'm as sure that i can be that the dog never walked off his quarry in a stopend and the times he failed were all in a runaround situation that lasted several hours.On many occasions he got a result wh
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Well what would ye say it was?? ye obviously put the dog in such a place to test it and it failed,and if ye not frightend to put a dog in such places i bet ye do it again for the simple reason ye want a dog to be able to do it and ye must have had some do it ive never seen a dog given the run around for a full day and ive been to some big places and failed at them as well but never a full day so i dont know on that 1 whats other folks views on that 1 ?? I'd put it down to experience,For me theres a big difference between failing and quitting.In the situation i described i'd accept that the
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What about educated quarry in a big place?I do some places that if you stood in the middle with a B&F locator you'd fail to get a mark.If your dog has been on a runaround for most of the day in a 50 holer going to 15+ foot that covers a couple of hundred metres in all directions and eventually crawls out f****d,would he still be a cull?
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Save you a few quid in shoes mate
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The Belstone Fox has got to be one of the classics,Though i've not seen it for many years
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He's Welsh,Wears Red,He's in his brothers bed,Ryan Giggs Ryan Giggs
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Nice'are they anything to do with Molly? And have you moved house?
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Her uncle countersigned my sgc application but thats as close as i've got Though someone i know has been working in her new house while she's in the process of moving in,And her boyfriend asked them "Have you seen a box of Cath's underwear?"If it was me they'd have been on Ebay
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Good find that,Its about 10 mins up the road from me and i work in the next village.Theres bound to be some of that family still in the area so i'll ask about.On a side note i've noticed that in that area probably 90% of the local dogs are of working type mainly Russells and Spaniels with a few running dogs thrown in.See very few pet type breeds about...
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Might seem obvious,But who else thinks t'internet has a lot to answer for Although the parents should be in control of this..I've spent about 12hrs over the last couple of days sorting out my sis in laws garden after her o/h f****d off cos the lazy b*****d hadn't bothered to cut the grass for years..What really pissed me off was the fact that her own kids sat in the house f****n about on the net While my 2 boys where helping me.Not slagging their mother off as she works full time then comes home and does everything for them aged 16,15 and 13 so her only fault is that she's too soft on the lazy
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My working welsh terriers.........Well,they were born in Wales :laugh:
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very nice..
