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    Time to make a barrel of ale,norfolk nog me thinks

    1. Jay Argh

      Jay Argh

      Tried that one meself. Bleddy fine, too. Enjoy

  2. low plains drifter
    I can offer a down the phone whispering session with your dog if you like,and I offer a 10% discount for thl members
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    Cheers trevor mate,the photos are from the mid/late 90's,she was a good little first cross beddy/grey,handy for a hare,and she did'nt need a hedge to slow them down for her
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    Cheers freelance the last few were a mix some taken locally and a few from yorkshire
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    No saluki in this old girl
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    Brusletto balder
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    You should have bought yourself a knife. Home made hawthorn priest
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    Saw this years ago,hear it was filmed in the brecon beacons,some foxes on that land
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    I've got a water barrel with a net full of grow organic floating in it,and I put comfrey leaves in aswell,I hear a water barrel full of nettles also makes a good potash rich feed
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    Watch out kay,you will get the gardening bug,you can make a good and free feed for them by putting a good handful of comfrey leaves in a container with water
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    As in goldfinch mule Why the long face
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    As in goldfinch
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    Nice country lane that,but the ginger whippet is a pig faced little fecker ,think your line breeding has got a bit too close mate
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    some dogs just don't have it. Who's fault is that. yours for for getting a dog from bad stock joe calzaghes 3 sons arnt all going to make world champions if any Do you know if old joe has had straws taken
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    LOL you won't get hypothermia in this weather mate ......... You never know,I was walking the dogs one night a couple of weeks ago,fairly warm,until the hurricane and the hail stones showed up,froze the dogs and me to the bone
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    There must be any amount of dogs without any saluki blood in them that can catch 3 hares,but when it comes to catching high numbers of hares that are run regular,well the fen videos say it all
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    Come on,speak up Fish head there is still time to redeem yourself
  19. low plains drifter
    Learn all the trade secrets on this site,the only way to train a dog to kill a hare was to tie a live rat to the dogs leg,this only worked pre ban,come on the plummer disciples
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    I used to run a first cross as a coursing dog,she was 23tts and mad keen,always made sure she was very fit,and she could stay on a bit
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    Cheers for that socks,it is a scary thing to see,was just glad I had some idea of what to do,there is a nature reserve near where I live,last year as I went through on my bike,there was a load of people on a field running a dog relay racing event it was a red hot summers day,unbelievable!
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    It's warmed right up just since yesterday like a mini heatwave up here hope we are going to get a decent summer this year
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    I use sulphur in the dogs water,like I say the weather has warmed up very suddenly,and yes the dog will be staying at home,other than the back garden he's going nowhere in the car while the warm weather is here,atleast not until late in the day .....cheers
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    very nice,all the best with him
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    I was out walking yesterday afternoon with my two dogs,the weather warmed right up,and I gave the dogs a lot of time in the water,and in shaded woodland,when I got home my older dog could'nt stand up,so I lifted him up,his heart rate was very high,and his nose was hot,he also had a darker than usual coloured tongue,he lost the use of his legs,at first I thought he may have eaten some poison,or was having a fit or a heart attack,it was feckin scary for me aswell as the dog,I lay him on the grass,and poured cold water on the insides of his back and front legs,after about ten minutes he was sick
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