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lampingloon

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  1. Can't post without revealing the OP's full name which is something I have been advised against doing, so I won't. Evidence will be forthcoming when it does go to press or possibly sooner for those that have donated. The OP has said all long that he was not given or shown a warrant, that he had a piece of paper waved at him when 9 police officers and the RSPCA seized 9 dogs and he could get no information from them. In actual fact, on the 14th March 2014, during an unrelated visit to his home, police officers found that he was growing his own cannabis, the OP cooperated fully and even o
  2. Someone local to me has been a bit naughty then!
  3. And call us morons if you want. I totally understand that my posting on here will not be supported at all, but rather than just get dismissive, perhaps take just a moment to entertain the idea that you have been lied to. Not for my benefit, but for yours.
  4. Can't post without revealing the OP's full name which is something I have been advised against doing, so I won't. Evidence will be forthcoming when it does go to press or possibly sooner for those that have donated. The OP has said all long that he was not given or shown a warrant, that he had a piece of paper waved at him when 9 police officers and the RSPCA seized 9 dogs and he could get no information from them. In actual fact, on the 14th March 2014, during an unrelated visit to his home, police officers found that he was growing his own cannabis, the OP cooperated fully and even
  5. I will begin by offering an apology. I joined last night in order that I could post on this thread. I have discovered that the story you have all been told is nothing short of a pack of lies. I will not post any information publicly for legal reasons, however, I strongly advise that nobody donates their hard earned cash or offers this person any more support. If I get banned for this, so be it, I understand you are a close online community, but that is what has prompted this message. I am on another forum where this story has been told and we are also a close community and in the interest
  6. Haha, very true For what it's worth, my JRT is the soppiest lap dog of a JRT you could possibly wish to meet. He tried to chase a bullock when he was 12 weeks and quickly changed his mind...the nothing, not any remote interest in even rabbits that were feet from him. Suddenly and with zero training or encouragement, when he was about 9 months old he just got interested. Within a couple of months, he was killing things left right and centre. I would find the Lab eating his kills while he was off getting something else. One of my other dogs accidentally flushed a pheasant one day, which tur
  7. Cook it like venison. Slow, red wine, mushrooms, garlic, carrots..its magic This ^^^ I've only done it once, got it handed to me by a neighbour. I pulled the skin, took the crown off and popped it on a trivet of root veg, port, red wine and orange peel with some star anise, cloves, peppercorns and cinnamon stick. Quite Christmassy when cooking but I popped it on the hob, tightly covered in double foil to bring to the boil, then as soon as it was boiling, I put it in the oven at 180c for 2 hours. Then I took it out and rested, covered for 50 minutes. It was amazing. I think possibly tr
  8. Cheers. Got a boring night in front of the telly so having a mooch around the forum. Can't be bothered to work on the new bike, so the internet is getting my attention instead! Wonder if I can train our resident barn own to work with the JRT?
  9. I realise this is an old thread, but thought I would share some of my thoughts. Firstly, what a lovely stamp of a hunter Secondly, I agree with the vet not stitching this up. The bloodflow through a horses circulatory system is immense and horses are susceptible to infection, so where there is a deep wound or a wound that cannot be 100% flushed out...or a wound like a stake wound where there will be jagged damage inside the muscle, the chances of infection are far higher if the wound is sealed than if it is left open. I have always been of the old school approach to wound manage
  10. Best bet would probably to call around local hunt admin offices. I know when I've needed a horse shot, I have been able to use google to get a number quickly and it's usually an anserphone, but I've always had a call back. You might find one willing to part with an older dog. Worth a shot.
  11. Nothing would surprise me about hunt sabs. I don't hunt any more as don't have a horse any more and the OH and I always have other things on now, I usually only get to the boxing day meet, but I have seen all sorts in my time and I wouldn't be at all surprised to see sabs doing stuff like this. On a side note, how much can you get these drones for? Be nice to check the fields for where the cattle are before walking the dogs (and I have full use of the land, so no issues there)
  12. Wow, I was expecting some rough moorland terrain or something. I have a feeling I will have my eyes opened on this forum
  13. Hi guys, I'm new and hoping for some advice. my JRT is a brilliant little ratter, but it is all instinct. He has never been trained. I have used a few guys where I used to live that used to lamp the fields for me with their dogs to control the rabbit numbers, they were a godsend, but I am pretty remote where I am now and wondered if there's any way I can learn to do this myself and train him with the ratting enough that I can go and help my new neighbours as well. I have always had pet dogs, never working dogs, so I have no idea where to start. All advice greatly appreciated and hope
  14. I decided to join the forum to get some general advice as our Jack Russell has become such a brilliant little ratter, that I'd like to learn more and hopefully help with the rat problems at the local yards. I've hunted on horseback, but not dogs...just usually pick up after the JRT. So, there you go, no more browsing, I decided to sign up and say hello.
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