Bosun11
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Whilst this is a hot topic, i'm currently looking for a lurcher design for my left inside forearm. I'd like sommat chasing, with the lurcher nearer the elbow and a hare/fox at the wrist end. So far i just can't find anything worth doing and my other resort is the sketch of the lurcher carrying a rabbit, that Martin Knowlden illustrated a couple of Plummer books with... But if anyone has seen sommat decent, please let me know. Ta
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Paramo ?
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In Plummers Fell Terrier it shows a picture of what looks like a chocolate with a massive bull terrier head that a bloke called Bradley brought from the North East, which its said entered the Breay/Buck line. I've also read (not in FT) that there were many black dogs in the NE, before they came to the Lakes. In older photo's Bucks dogs always look very Border like and quite different from the dogs considered Breay/Buck dogs, in his later years he kept blacks.
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The greatest harmony group ever... RIP Don Everly - Cathys Clown's getting a spin tonight
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Just buy a copy of Fell Terrier tight arse and make your own mind up ?
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Both a great answer and way of looking at food ?
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Me... ? Nope i was simply sharing sommat i found, that really worked well... Enjoy your egg on toast ?
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They were great shows in Wigan back then, a who's who of both the hunting world and bull world. Some serious dogs and serious owners in the bull ring... As i said in my earlier post, there were plenty of decent single handed bull blooded lurchers before Pye and in his lifetime BUT the Pye dog had made a name for himself by his actions, in the field... Nothing else, just by graft. And as i also said in my last post, i had/have little idea about any other named bull bloods in other parts of the country BUT in the North West, at that time, there was NOTHING that came close..!!
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Right, just watched a cracking little film... The King Of Staten Island, just turned to it by chance on Sky Cinema Comedy and so glad i did... So it's kind of a nothing film, about nobodies but just sometimes, you need a film with a down to earth storyline about everyday people... Last film i seen like this was Lost In Yonkers and i loved that one and the performances in it. Well it's been a while but i enjoyed this just as much. Low budget and funny but some great performances from a great cast, Marisa Tomei, Steve Buscemi and more. Seemed one of those films that actors need
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Here you go Sid, both for stir fry beef, or chunks for stews etc You just can't use it on full pieces like steaks etc Try it, it's brilliant..!! ??
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Softening it mate, makes it real tender. ?
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Done a nice slow cooker chili with chuck steak tonight. Velveted the beef prior to going in, with baking soda... It melted in the mouth, epic...!! ?
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Pup I'm running this season and my dads pup
Bosun11 replied to Andrewreynoldshunting's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Some fine dogs there Andrew and a lovely bit of film. Enjoyed that ? -
That's perspective, right there... ?
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Be great little knock about bushers them. Hope the find solid working homes.. ?
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Some really great replys on this thread... ???
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I liked it too mC but i just couldn't take to Jacksons performance, nor to Fox's sunglasses. Superbe from both DeCaprio and Waltz as usual ?
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So do i mate, love that film ?
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Cheers ?
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Don't quite know Rob, a few lads i knew in the city did or had owned em in the past but they just didn't seem to take off until lads (me included) started to see what the Pye dogs were all about...
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Thank you ?
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Can't seem to find that anywhere?
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RIP... The bloke was very funny, sad news that...