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  1. low plains drifter
    Real shame to hear of a young dog being taken by this cruel disease,I lost my old bitch at the start of the year to cancer,and I had a run in with the big c myself quite recently,I hope this has'nt put you off acquiring another runner,you sound like the type of person that can provide what a dog needs all the best and keep looking forward mate
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    Best of luck to you millet,i'm still waiting to get a reply for some leghorn bantams in the n.e.area,think I might have to settle for some marans hens,where are the poultry men when you need them
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    My mate used a blue eye for a while years ago,i think it was a bit of a gimmick really,they're supposed to cut through the fog,but who wants to lamp when it's foggy,another lad had a black eye lamp and that was a real good lamp 400,000 cp,with a nice tight beam,i've tried lazer/blazerlight's,blitz,strikers and a few others but the best by far was the prolight 1.5 million cp
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    Nothing wrong with a bit of weight on a growing dog,infact a good few lurcher owners like to see their dogs flesh out a bit during the closed season,I still like to keep my dogs at least half fit during spring/summer,but it's good to see their condition changing as the season gets closer.and you give them,that bit of conditioning,she'll be a nice age to get going in september,all the best with her mate
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    Still only a young pup,and protein is still very high up on the list of demands for anything that's growing at such a fast rate
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    All the best with the little un J D,you could'nt have asked for a better time of year to spend time with a pup,all summer for stock breaking,and all the rest of it,enjoy!
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    Well said J D
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    Good to hear of a young dog being given a second chance,there's always a use for a keen worker atb
  9. low plains drifter
    Rottweiler blood showing through strongly in some of these,very distinctive new line of pups all the best with them
  10. low plains drifter
    Sound's like she could do with some serious exercise,ask fuji off here he'll tell you how to go on
  11. low plains drifter
    I'm not surprised you have'nt got the strength to take a rabbit out,if that tiny 4 wheel drive thing is your lamping chariot
  12. low plains drifter
    ne depend what you using it for, for mange neat twice a day or for fleas and tics 50/50 dilution with water spayed. That's a good tip never knew it could be used as a flea spray,a dogman once said to me you could grow hair on a billiard ball with bb,I hear it's not available from the chemist anymore,i used to get half litre bottles for a fiver
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    Thought I recognised that rock,charlie's garden,nice pics marksman atb
  14. low plains drifter
    Every time I pick the lead up one of my dogs smiles at me,cracks me up everytime,his litter sister is a real smiler aswell,stone mad the pair of them
  15. low plains drifter
    That is a superb photo C W,I remember the days when collie crosses could run one of them
  16. low plains drifter
    Always nice to see the young un's learning their trade,all the best with them mate
  17. low plains drifter
    Not since the cravendale cows came on the scene,they've got the milkmen shit scared
  18. low plains drifter
    Looks like someone is going to lose their turnip
  19. low plains drifter
    Real nice to see these old pictures,I wonder what these people would make of today's way of life,with all the technology,materialistic values,obesity epidemics,give me the natural life any day
  20. low plains drifter
    better looking than my one raindeer mines got ten to twos u obviously had pick of litter then again looks aint everything i had a bitch called betsy a few year back rebelxeve toa merlin dog she had flat feet ,but she could catch a hare or two .des has [bANNED TEXT] bitch got good feet ? Beautiful feet and good bone pinky what powder u use for the bone des? I am a big believer in wenslydale cheese pinky,its crumbly and gets into there system quicker hence pocket rockets...goodluck Even better is the wensleydale with cranberries,the natural fruit sugars makes it even faster acting
  21. low plains drifter
    Thought this thread was something to do with milk when I read the title
  22. low plains drifter
    Thought I was reading one of plummer's yearbooks for a minute there
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    My old bitch was very like him,very salukified,and had the same long flat feet all of her life,used to glide effortlessly with a very light footed floating running style,used to make her look like she was'nt trying,but when you looked at what she was running,you could tell she was motoring,roadwork did'nt alter her feet,but she was very durable,only remember her having one toe injury after running flat out down a bank and across a road on the back of a hare
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    Any info on the st bernard hybrid,I hear they are powerful retrievers of duty free products
  25. low plains drifter
    You gotta love em sensible man to post that since rabbits are the only thing thats legal in the uk now and this forum gets watched 24/7 by galileo and the rest of the scum Nobody told you this is the first of the great scotch rat catching championships then
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