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unlacedgecko

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  1. Just north of the city, but have a car and willing to travel where ever.
  2. I have a pair of young terriers Im hoping to enter to rat soon. If anyone in the Lincs area is ratting in the near future and would let me come along, let me know. Thanks!
  3. If it was summer time I would have suggested dehydration or overheating. Is the dog insured? If so, get it to the vet as soon as possible. If not, I would still recommend the vet.
  4. If you want a small shovel for getting in tight spaces the best thing is a small shovel made by roughneck tools. http://www.supaprice...0&ga=uk11&ts=go
  5. http://www.motherearthnews.com/Modern-Homesteading/1983-01-01/How-To-Tan-Rabbit-Hides.aspx contains everything you need to know.
  6. Maybe something like this.. http://news.bbc.co.u...von/3593318.stm im lost i cant see any explaination of unnecessary ssuffering there ?? can you see any unecessary suffering on that link Yes, that link is full of unecessary suffering. I believe the point Waz is trying to make that the reluctance of the UK Government to tackle the badger population is resulting in widespread bTB in badgers. This is turn is being passed onto cattle which suffer before being destroyed. It also causes huge amounts of suffering to beef and dairy farmers. If the badger was a game animal, as in Europe
  7. If you are after a legal definition I pulled this off the internet; The words “wantonly or unreasonably” do not appear in the other offences of cruelty. In the 1993 cases of Hall v. RSPCA and RSPCA v. Isaacs, which were decided on consecutive days, the Divisional Court held that, based on a close reading of the wording of the second limb of section 1(1)(a), an offence under that limb is committed only where the suffering of an animal: (a) was unnecessary, in the sense of its not being inevitable despite proper husbandry, and ( resulted from the unreasonable acts or omissions of the
  8. Jig, just be careful you don't hit her with the back swing mate...
  9. Ive tried doing some research. The only places I can identify so far are USA and Australia/New Zealand. I can't find the appropriate legislation for Republic of Ireland or the continent. If anyone could point me in the right direction I would really appreciate it!
  10. Are they terriers? If so, that is a bit f*****g steep! Shop around. When we had my girlfriend's Lab castrated the local vet quoted £150, but my sister's vet was only £100...
  11. Not in my experience (1 bitch). But it will make you regret neutering if you later decide that you really would have liked to breed from the animal...
  12. Similar thing happened to a friend of mine in Oman. He was jumping with the Sultan of Oman Parachute Regiment and one of the arabs got tangled in his rigging lines. Neither pulled their reserve, but they were both uninjured. The helmet cam footage was something to watch...
  13. I remember watching the Ladyboys of Bangkok stage show as a young lad. After a few beers I had great difficulty in reminding myself that all the beautiful women on stage had cocks...
  14. straw, but they seem to kick out most of it. have tried duvets, but they just shred them and eat them...
  15. I agree with you WILF, but then I am just an old fasicst
  16. if that means so much to you import one from Europe? Or Ireland?
  17. Ive got my maroon beret somewhere... But my most prized possessions now are my dogs.
  18. Lovely looking dogs, but mildly disappointed. Am I the only one who opened the topic expecting to see a terrier doing a gun dog impression and retreiving on a driven shoot?
  19. I have contacted the following organisations to try and drum up publicity/support for my campaign; NGO BASC SACS DogLost Shooting Times Horse and Hound Field Sports TV Master of Fox Hounds Association Master of Harriers and Beagles Association British Vets Association Northern Brand Farm Key Freeze Mark Ltd Sporting Shooter Sporting Gun Sporting Rifle If anyone can think of any others please add them to this thread or PM me. Thanks Ug
  20. e-Petition now live, please sign at the following link. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/18789 for the full story please see the pinned post in the General Talk section. cheers Ug
  21. e-Petition now live, please sign at the following link. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/18789 for the full story please see the pinned post in the General Talk section. cheers Ug
  22. e-Petition now live, please sign at the following link. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/18789 for the full story please see the pinned post in the General Talk section. cheers Ug
  23. e-Petition now live, please sign at the following link. http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/18789 for the full story please see the pinned post in the General Talk section. cheers Ug
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