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same answer there a no argies on the islands only bennys, so just because its close to argentina it belongs to them
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stick your nose down there an infection will stink sorry moll That sounds like the voice of experience Paul ive smelt some things in my time you can smell an infection long before you can see it :thumbs:
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stick your nose down there an infection will stink sorry moll
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who is breeding the best dogs these days
paulus replied to 2.8 guy's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
I have the best stock in the country....fact Comedian I'll give you that funny you should say that he does look alot like jenifer saunders with facial growth -
it belongs to the bennys that inhabit it, and they want to stay british not argentinian yeh i said that........of course,,, but they are already british its like asking any of us,,, how do you fancy being an argie now......and we should defend it..........i agree with evrything evry one has said............... but hand on heart,,, how can we own an island thats so far away of the coast of another country........does anyone think it would be fair for the argies to own an island of our coast??????? heres a few random questions,, that i dont know the answer to does it cost mor
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who is breeding the best dogs these days
paulus replied to 2.8 guy's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
I have the best stock in the country....fact you on the gravy train again simo -
it belongs to the bennys that inhabit it, and they want to stay british not argentinian
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the bloke on the rights got the best job
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a days hunting before the ban for bendi and foxy
paulus replied to whin's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
what did i just say :laugh: -
a lot of men killed there in search of a quick victory for maggie, took the emphasis off the miners strike and raised british moral but what a cost.
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a days hunting before the ban for bendi and foxy
paulus replied to whin's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
just scaned that into the whinsaurus translator not a bad read -
be harder to send a task force this time, no harriers,no aircraft carriers,no gurkas and half the army in afganistan working their notice
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who is breeding the best dogs these days
paulus replied to 2.8 guy's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
buy a pup of the breeding you require, land, quarry,etc will dictate this along with personel prefference, see the parents and better still see them work prior to purchase. put the time in and hopefully with a splash of luck you will have what you want. -
they have been around for years mainly used by the falconry lads in the early days due to there weight. i had one about 15 years ago, there light to carry. hygenic due to the material, easy to clean, just as warm as wood and just as durable, so all good I totally disagree It may depend on what material is used but I have found that the ones around at present are crap They are Not as warm ,not as sturdy .condensation is a problem and if it is a warm day they can be a death trap . I would not touch them again with a bargepole. Sam the one a lad made for me years ago had non of them p
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as above, if its hungry it will eat, even if its a nervy dog hunger overcomes fear, a hungry dog will eat anything before it will eat its feet try minced chicken and a handfull of biscuit
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hmr ammo - 20 grain bullets worth using?
paulus replied to The Duncan's topic in Reloading and Gun Maintenance
when they bought the 20grn out it was not the nylon tipped version as was the 17grn they were marketed as causing less meat damage, i tried a few boxs and found they dropped off quicker, couldnt see any difference in meat damage so i just stuck to the 17grn v max -
thats what its all about the more work you put in the better they get, simple enough but goes over the heads of many
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never used one, did try a folding one, but always went back to a small spade with a rope attached so you could carry it over the shoulder
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they have been around for years mainly used by the falconry lads in the early days due to there weight. i had one about 15 years ago, there light to carry. hygenic due to the material, easy to clean, just as warm as wood and just as durable, so all good
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Shot the cheytac in Wales last year with solid copper bullets. Awesome bit of kit but the rifle itself looked a little busy. The 5.56 is in effective in its current theatre in a lot of situations, as it just doesn't have the stopping ability on somebody that doesn't have the same thought process as westerners. Hence the return of the 7.62 sharpshhoter LM7 and the HK 417. Only 100 yards? Never mind the SA80 Ive heard after reading some posts about the HMR the army are looking at replacing the 50cal barrett :laugh: already on its way mate .408 chey tac, mind you dont know how it would
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good,bad and ugly in every comunity this is very true,and they are criticised for it.,and in most cases rightly so. again same can be said of the polish,albanians,lithuanians and so on
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good,bad and ugly in every comunity
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mine went same day no fuss glad to hear that mate ps got another copy
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all this talk of making money from dog men, doubling money etc whoever buys it can read it, stick it back up for sale and at least get their money back how many things you buy, can you say that about
