Simoman 110 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 but i can tell you spent a bit of time with the great man plummer in your early years Simo was top of the class in "Creative writing". Too right, i was there in 1990 as a young lad Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 Some posts on this thread are far fetched, and some have me shaking my head in wonder........A few lads have pointed out the real deals, i have a 1/16 colllie 3/16 kelpie 4/16 cattle dog 8/16 greyhound called Siegfried, all i would do after dusk was let "siggy" out of his kennel and he would trot the 3.24 miles to the local brook, nab a few crayfish, store them on the bank until later, then trot the 1.34 miles to the local stubbles, snaffle a few bunnies and the odd red stag (single handed of course), and then retreive all this home in stages and drop them in the chest freezer, before topping up his own water bowl and going back with a shovel to clear up his "business"............I sold the dog as he came home empty handed one night and i heard through the grapevine he had stopped off to "service" a genuine Norfolk lurcher and also helped an elderly war veteran across the road. So do the genuine poaching dogs exist? Of course they do..................................In books There is a big difference to dropping a dog on command to a dog actually displaying the thought process to go and hide out of sight :laugh: not knocking you or your writing i think your a good lad simmo even though we havent met .......... but i can tell you spent a bit of time with the great man plummer in your early years lol....... all the best matey old timer Its all true, some lads on here in 2003 saw "siggy" once catch 17 fen hares near Boston one morning in 32 minutes 3 seconds and retrieve them all to hand, before spending the afternoon ferreting catching 124 bolters and then we lamped the night away and he took 17 foxes, all weighing above 25lb, another 100 rabbits and to top it off he drove us all home in the early hours as we were knackered............ Quote Link to post
TOMO 29,025 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 is your name mark?? 1 Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 is your name mark?? Never heard of him.......... Quote Link to post
old timer123 367 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 is your name mark?? Never heard of him.......... think he`s on about brick lol Quote Link to post
forest of dean redneck 12,023 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 Some posts on this thread are far fetched, and some have me shaking my head in wonder........A few lads have pointed out the real deals, i have a 1/16 colllie 3/16 kelpie 4/16 cattle dog 8/16 greyhound called Siegfried, all i would do after dusk was let "siggy" out of his kennel and he would trot the 3.24 miles to the local brook, nab a few crayfish, store them on the bank until later, then trot the 1.34 miles to the local stubbles, snaffle a few bunnies and the odd red stag (single handed of course), and then retreive all this home in stages and drop them in the chest freezer, before topping up his own water bowl and going back with a shovel to clear up his "business"............I sold the dog as he came home empty handed one night and i heard through the grapevine he had stopped off to "service" a genuine Norfolk lurcher and also helped an elderly war veteran across the road. So do the genuine poaching dogs exist? Of course they do..................................In books There is a big difference to dropping a dog on command to a dog actually displaying the thought process to go and hide out of sight :laugh: your talking shit simmo everyone on here knows only beddy/whippets take red stags ffs if your going to lie at least dont get caught out easily Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 is your name mark?? Never heard of him.......... think he`s on about brick lol Its called sarcasm :laugh: Quote Link to post
boyo 1,398 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 i did have a hancock bitch going back a long time that was trained to a very high standard and you could drop her and walk off and leave her and she would not move untill you came back for her also used to drop her by a gate if we were lamping hares and she would stay there unless the hare came through the gate.but my dogs are gone really downhill obediance wise over the last 8 year or so my one runs of and eats any rabbits she catches lol and one a few year ago when coursing around pershore pre ban caught the hare and retreived the frigging thing to the farnmer who was screaming at us . lets just say my ambitions have gone down not up over the latter years and the 3 of mine could do with going to obedience classes .come to think of it me as well .l;ol. Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 Some posts on this thread are far fetched, and some have me shaking my head in wonder........A few lads have pointed out the real deals, i have a 1/16 colllie 3/16 kelpie 4/16 cattle dog 8/16 greyhound called Siegfried, all i would do after dusk was let "siggy" out of his kennel and he would trot the 3.24 miles to the local brook, nab a few crayfish, store them on the bank until later, then trot the 1.34 miles to the local stubbles, snaffle a few bunnies and the odd red stag (single handed of course), and then retreive all this home in stages and drop them in the chest freezer, before topping up his own water bowl and going back with a shovel to clear up his "business"............I sold the dog as he came home empty handed one night and i heard through the grapevine he had stopped off to "service" a genuine Norfolk lurcher and also helped an elderly war veteran across the road. So do the genuine poaching dogs exist? Of course they do..................................In books There is a big difference to dropping a dog on command to a dog actually displaying the thought process to go and hide out of sight :laugh: your talking shit simmo everyone on here knows only beddy/whippets take red stags ffs if your going to lie at least dont get caught out easily I'll be honest, it was the only one he ever took, as fear of siggy meant the remaining deer migrated..........One thing i was a stickler for was my game record.... 19,478 rabbits 9,827 hares 1,254 blue hares 349 reds 310 fallow 1,098 roe 560 CWD 699 Munties 1,398 fox Not bad for one season i thought............... Quote Link to post
stabba 10,745 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 Some posts on this thread are far fetched, and some have me shaking my head in wonder........A few lads have pointed out the real deals, i have a 1/16 colllie 3/16 kelpie 4/16 cattle dog 8/16 greyhound called Siegfried, all i would do after dusk was let "siggy" out of his kennel and he would trot the 3.24 miles to the local brook, nab a few crayfish, store them on the bank until later, then trot the 1.34 miles to the local stubbles, snaffle a few bunnies and the odd red stag (single handed of course), and then retreive all this home in stages and drop them in the chest freezer, before topping up his own water bowl and going back with a shovel to clear up his "business"............I sold the dog as he came home empty handed one night and i heard through the grapevine he had stopped off to "service" a genuine Norfolk lurcher and also helped an elderly war veteran across the road. So do the genuine poaching dogs exist? Of course they do..................................In books There is a big difference to dropping a dog on command to a dog actually displaying the thought process to go and hide out of sight :laugh: your talking shit simmo everyone on here knows only beddy/whippets take red stags ffs if your going to lie at least dont get caught out easily I'll be honest, it was the only one he ever took, as fear of siggy meant the remaining deer migrated..........One thing i was a stickler for was my game record.... 19,478 rabbits 9,827 hares 1,254 blue hares 349 reds 310 fallow 1,098 roe 560 CWD 699 Munties 1,398 fox Not bad for one season i thought............... a bad season judging by some some of the baron munchausen,s on here then Quote Link to post
old timer123 367 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 Some posts on this thread are far fetched, and some have me shaking my head in wonder........A few lads have pointed out the real deals, i have a 1/16 colllie 3/16 kelpie 4/16 cattle dog 8/16 greyhound called Siegfried, all i would do after dusk was let "siggy" out of his kennel and he would trot the 3.24 miles to the local brook, nab a few crayfish, store them on the bank until later, then trot the 1.34 miles to the local stubbles, snaffle a few bunnies and the odd red stag (single handed of course), and then retreive all this home in stages and drop them in the chest freezer, before topping up his own water bowl and going back with a shovel to clear up his "business"............I sold the dog as he came home empty handed one night and i heard through the grapevine he had stopped off to "service" a genuine Norfolk lurcher and also helped an elderly war veteran across the road. So do the genuine poaching dogs exist? Of course they do..................................In books There is a big difference to dropping a dog on command to a dog actually displaying the thought process to go and hide out of sight :laugh: your talking shit simmo everyone on here knows only beddy/whippets take red stags ffs if your going to lie at least dont get caught out easily I'll be honest, it was the only one he ever took, as fear of siggy meant the remaining deer migrated..........One thing i was a stickler for was my game record.... 19,478 rabbits 9,827 hares 1,254 blue hares 349 reds 310 fallow 1,098 roe 560 CWD 699 Munties 1,398 fox Not bad for one season i thought............... sure you didnt write under the psuedonym tweet coat in earth dog running dog lol :hmm: Quote Link to post
rob190364 2,594 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 Some posts on this thread are far fetched, and some have me shaking my head in wonder........A few lads have pointed out the real deals, i have a 1/16 colllie 3/16 kelpie 4/16 cattle dog 8/16 greyhound called Siegfried, all i would do after dusk was let "siggy" out of his kennel and he would trot the 3.24 miles to the local brook, nab a few crayfish, store them on the bank until later, then trot the 1.34 miles to the local stubbles, snaffle a few bunnies and the odd red stag (single handed of course), and then retreive all this home in stages and drop them in the chest freezer, before topping up his own water bowl and going back with a shovel to clear up his "business"............I sold the dog as he came home empty handed one night and i heard through the grapevine he had stopped off to "service" a genuine Norfolk lurcher and also helped an elderly war veteran across the road. So do the genuine poaching dogs exist? Of course they do..................................In books There is a big difference to dropping a dog on command to a dog actually displaying the thought process to go and hide out of sight :laugh: your talking shit simmo everyone on here knows only beddy/whippets take red stags ffs if your going to lie at least dont get caught out easily I'll be honest, it was the only one he ever took, as fear of siggy meant the remaining deer migrated..........One thing i was a stickler for was my game record.... 19,478 rabbits 9,827 hares 1,254 blue hares 349 reds 310 fallow 1,098 roe 560 CWD 699 Munties 1,398 fox Not bad for one season i thought............... pity it jacked on mink! Quote Link to post
mackem 29,694 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 19,478 rabbits 9,827 hares1,254 blue hares 349 reds 310 fallow 1,098 roe 560 CWD 699 Munties 1,398 fox Not bad for one season i thought............... Pfftttttt,no mention of three french hens,two turtle doves And a partridge in a pear tree,or didnt "Siggy" do feather then? Quote Link to post
Simoman 110 Posted October 9, 2011 Report Share Posted October 9, 2011 19,478 rabbits 9,827 hares1,254 blue hares 349 reds 310 fallow 1,098 roe 560 CWD 699 Munties 1,398 fox Not bad for one season i thought............... Pfftttttt,no mention of three french hens,two turtle doves And a partridge in a pear tree,or didnt "Siggy" do feather then? Mackem, to be honest i didn't include the pheasants/partridge etc as i also spent £345.98 pence on ink just filling in the gamebook, also most gamebirds were taken with a spud gun after stabba calls them in with his amazing partridge call........... Quote Link to post
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