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    pmsl hahaha Its known as an anal hook or rope master...
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    That's not a fcuking teddy bear!
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    Circle of trust = broken...
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    The heroes of The Hunting Life!
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    Anyone else having steak for dinner?
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    they are handy and do have many uses as you've proved! This one was cut in two (tops got the opening so not being used as of yet) used the bottom as I said for a wee mini duck pool lol with the lever to empty the water out to refill with fresh when ducks dirty it out that's the added bonus! I keep the cages I case I find use for them so if yous have any ideas for them I'd appreciate hearing them as my place looking like a scrap yard between these cages, chicken wire and ridge fencing The cages are good for storing wood (split logs). I've also seen people use them as hay racks...
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    They are really cracking bits of kit those IBC. I've got one here I cut in half for a whelping box. 4 x bits of 42mm polypipe as pig rails and jobs a goodun!
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    Why would a running dog make any difference? Glad to see its getting sorted though ant. Because according to the police, everyone with a running dog is an evil poacher who lamps deer and baits badgers...
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    http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Geo6and1Eliz2/15-16/59 If they are discovered in your possession the burden of proof is on you to prove you are not a cock fighter. Good luck with that...
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    Long line.
  11. unlacedgecko
    'I've had this broom 40 years. Replaced the head 3 times and the handle 5 times...'
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    Caught one on a drive boar hunt in Hungary. Some fox terriers had it bayed up in a hollow tree. It tried to bolt at the sight of my beddy x grew, but didn't get very far...
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    Funny you should mention it, I eyed it up on my bookshelf a couple of days ago and thought I must get round to reading it. Well seeing as I borrowed it from a mate 4 or 5 years ago, oops.Seriously give it a read, you won't regret it and please let me know what you thinkJust took it off the shelf so will read a bit now.My favourite military book is my first edition signed The Phantom Major. Just finished Sniper One, what a rea. Highly recommended. It shows serious prprofessionalism of the soldiers over there at the time. A fantastic military read that shows what ther were really up against com
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    Got a link to the application form?
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    Where else is this happening? You really think deer numbers will plummet because of a population explosion of lynx?? LolFor it's size England is probably one of the most shot over & dogged country's out there..... Maybe in certain locales. But there is not national or regional strategy. There are lots of areas which act as sanctuaries and will supply seed populations for the surrounding areas.
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    Like most of these oil producing Middle Eastern countries you get a tax free salary from the government just for being a native. In Kuwait its £30k per year. The poor people are the wage slaves who are imported from Indian, Africa and the Philippines. Dubai (along with most of the rest of the UAE) is a slave economy.
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    It does look like those parti poodles I've seen advertised.
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    I've raised the same point on their FB page. Will let you know how I get on.
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    Compared to the heroes of THL, we are all messers!
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    There was a video of an American taking a cougar with 3 stag hounds. A cougar is 100-150% bigger than a lynx so I don't see why 2 or 3 determined lurchers couldn't account for a lynx.
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    They always want to 'rewild' places far away from where they live as well. There are large deer populations and plenty of tree cover in Richmond Paek , London, but I don't see anyone clamouring to release Eurasian Lynx there. A lot of these 'environmentalists' are antis. If they introduce these apex predators, then natures balance will be restored and their is no need for people to hunt. Its all bollocks. The Royale Island wolves proved that there is no such thing as a balance of nature. Populations boom till they hit a limiting factor, the bust spectacularly, before booming again.
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    Or if it was legal to take them without a prohibitively expensive FAC and/or guide. If only there was a way for the average man to hunt deer with nothing more than the landowners permission. Or even Crown land being open end to hunting by the public. Dog men won't bring the deer population under control mate nationally, perhaps localised populations. I'd argue for that to be legalised under a completely different banner, same as bow hunting. If you can afford to build a kennel and feed/school a dog or three for a year or two then I'm sure you afford a stalking setup. It's not the cost that'
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    f***ing hell. Its a miracle you can still breathe never mind walk. After reading that I was expecting you to be writing this with your eyebrow.
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    Me. The wife calls me Mary Poppins, as I'm practically perfect in every way.
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    Or if it was legal to take them without a prohibitively expensive FAC and/or guide. If only there was a way for the average man to hunt deer with nothing more than the landowners permission. Or even Crown land being open end to hunting by the public.
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