MIK
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The bitch went to Ali and when he came out of hunt service it was the only terrier he kept so she must be decent.....I really didnt get on with this dog when he was a youngster but glad I persevered with him
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H e is a dog I could take digging anywhere I know he wouldnt let me down ...he is decent enough bred out of DCs Jim and the rough choc bitch Gypsy that was on THL ...its maybe a lot of digging lads just dont give there terriers the oppertunities .
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The dog deserves most of the credit ...when he was a pup he was always carrying something my yard was always litter with logs from my fire wood pile so I taught him to retrieve the wood to basically keep the garden tidy .....then 2 years ago I shot a mink and he swam across and retrieved it then with very little training he was retrieving from water ...last year we were carry out our yearly sawbill cull and I shot a cormorant and the river was in spate and I mean really high with trees and debri floating down it the bird landed winged in the water and off he went after it with my shouts fallin
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should be showing now
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Heres a vid from this morning of a terrier I have picking up a goosander while carry out an SNH licensed sawbill cull ...this was a left and right and he had already retrieved the first bird ....he is as good a digging terrier as ive owned that has found in some very big spots and has a few 5 hour plus digs under his belt ..he hunts steady on top on rough days & I used him wild fowling but he struggles with geese but you cant knock his effort ...a real joy of a terrier to have around . Any one else got any jack of all trade terriers
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Rory Lean ,Mr Teacher of TEACHERS WHISKY ,Mr Teachers daughter and Jimmy Lean ...pic taken at the entrance of Fealar and that was the young lasses first stag on the pony
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I would of been 18 year old here on Fealar Estate where I stayed in the highest house in the uk ...loading a stag on my pony Dochan ..I remember this beast we had been trying to get him for a few days he had a horrible switch head ..I was as strong as an ox and prided myself on loading a stag by myself ...great times Stewart Bell ponyman and shepherd loaded up with a brace of stags and heading back to the larder
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heres a few pics from the early nineties when I was on the hill Dragging a stag on Glen Muick estate in Deeside
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Havnt you got her half brother Mik? A dog with bull in? Why wouldn't you use that? The dog is only a year and half old and has too much bull for what im looking for Never realised it was so young just remember seeing a pic on here and thought it was a nice animal. How is it doing upto now? He hasnt got the wind and lacks that yard of pace that im used to but hes 3/8 bull ....but he is a decent animal for what he was bred for
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Havnt you got her half brother Mik? A dog with bull in? Why wouldn't you use that? The dog is only a year and half old and has too much bull for what im looking for
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You should of headed East mate and had a few days at mine
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I will do mate I am always looking for rods when theres cancelations or the rods have went home early ....theres a few fish starting to shown now ...I watched 6 between the bridges today
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I cant go down the same stuff route as she is too closely bred as it is ....Ideally I want your second option something with good breeding ,27 " plus ,drive , wind saluki /dh no bull no collie and most important to me tested ....I will phone around and see whats going about
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Is she one of Tiggers pups Mik? Yes mate the bitch I kept from the brother and sister mating .....Ive never gave her the credit she is due when she was younger but she has turned into a very decent animal she has everything I like in a hound drive ,wind and she can shift she really can put a full shift in and seems to always have a bit left in the tank ....the question is what do I put over her
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I will be putting the feelers out for a decent dog to put over Fly ...maybe this summer as she has proved she is deffinately a bitch thats worth taking pups from
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Aisian beavers best
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Or if anyone on here has a few quid they can buy the beat http://search.savills.com/property-detail/gbbrrsbhs130093
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https://www.(!64.56:886/kinnaberfishings I have 2 rods available for Sat the 28th of March only £35 each Kinnaber is the first beat of the tide on the North Esk in NE scotland is one of the most productive beats on the river .....springers are starting to enter in numbers now and with the river level dropping and no rain forecast this week fish will start to back up so theres a very good chance of a springer straight of the tide anyone interested pm me
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It was not just about the type of terrier but the amount of space they had when to ground I was told by an old fella that had entered terriers to otters enough time to know what he was talking about I don't doubt that old fella you know "MIK". My comment was purely sarcasm based. Nothing to do with otters though! Common sense prevails. itwas in no way a dig at your comment
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It was not just about the type of terrier but the amount of space they had when to ground I was told by an old fella that had entered terriers to otters enough time to know what he was talking about
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http://captiongenerator.com/33208/Meanwhile-at-Hunt-Saboteur-HQ Heres one for you Wideboy
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Or the weeman with his catty to get stuck into the great unwashed scum
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Foxes are few and far between on here as its a very productive grouse moore it was a lot of ground to cover for 11 1/2 couple
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Its a hard life...two questions; 1) do you get paid? 2) do you need an apprentice? No pay just pleasure ....I was right on the tops a stunning piece of the country to hunt hounds
