White death

[Leo Sayer 4,074]

8 hours ago, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

Hope this doesn’t put anyone off if there having a Chinese tonight

He did well to lamp them phloxes in the dead of winter all night long in leather slip on shoes. 

 

Arrrrr leather slip ons the wisest of things...... 

[gunter 3,279]

1 hour ago, Leo Sayer said:

He did well to lamp them phloxes in the dead of winter all night long in leather slip on shoes. 

 

Arrrrr leather slip ons the wisest of things...... 

That picture reminds me of mchull 

[gunter 3,279]

Mchull good day for slop conditions 

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 3,299]

3 hours ago, Leo Sayer said:

He did well to lamp them phloxes in the dead of winter all night long in leather slip on shoes. 

 

Arrrrr leather slip ons the wisest of things...... 

can’t see no slip ons 

[Leo Sayer 4,074]

12 minutes ago, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

can’t see no slip ons 

Not in that pic , but am sure in merle the start of the dynasty . There is a pic somewhere with slip ons on. All my Plummer books are in the loft . I could be wrong , it wouldn't be the first time lol 

[The drover 1,462]

9 hours ago, mC HULL said:

like i say mate theres very few can kill the strong uns  in the heavy going 

the best me old man had was a pure regulary do 5-6 mate not just the odd time shanes dad noddy mentions that  dog in the book luke that my old man took em out with  when they was at school that killed 7  that  was a linebred 3/4 my old man bred luke to a greyhound then a pup back to the pure that could do 5s weekly aswell 

the only differnce is less roads and you walked were you wanted 

So 1/4 greyhound. Hmmmmm. Goes against the grain that does Mick. Your always telling us it's no good putting greyhound into a line. ? 

[BobDown 1,277]

19 hours ago, Leo Sayer said:

Apparently this is a ye old map of coursing dog owners all over the country. Am ok I’m a manc 

 

Up the Lancashire

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 3,299]

12 minutes ago, Leo Sayer said:

Not in that pic , but am sure in merle the start of the dynasty . There is a pic somewhere with slip ons on. All my Plummer books are in the loft . I could be wrong , it wouldn't be the first time lol 

Just polished his shoes and put his best trousers on for that hunt, knocked it out of Barlows earth, to be fair the pics could of been taken the next day before he went to his job as a teacher, also might of needed to wait to get someone else to take the pic because he didn’t have his selfie stick with him at the time 

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 3,299]

In the shoes again lol, doesn’t everyone go hunting in the deep snow in shoes 

[Leo Sayer 4,074]

1 minute ago, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

In the shoes again lol, doesn’t everyone go hunting in the deep snow in shoes 

I was out this morning at 5ish ratching mooching about in Hoka waterproof running trainers and nearly broke my neck on the ice while looking up into the the trees with a head torch. 

 

Note to ones self , be more professional and wear slip ons..... 

[chartpolski 29,021]

Plummer was a writer, and a good one.

He had us all enthralled as youngsters with his tales, but the vast majority were just that….tales ! 
There was a very similar guy in New Zealand called Barry Crump, he wrote great books about hunting , his book called “A Good Keen Man” about Government deer, pig and goat cullers is an excellent read. The Crocodile Dundee character was based on him.

When I mentioned him to pig hunting lads in NZ they all laughed and said all his experience was gained in a pub talking to real hunters, but he was a good bloke.

That reminded me of when Plummer came up here and met lads in my local pub on the pretext of buying some game fowl and Jack Russells; it became evident that he was just after material for a book and was laughed out of the pub after about 10 minutes.

But we are still talking about him and his books all these years later !

Cheers.

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 3,299]

2 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Plummer was a writer, and a good one.

He had us all enthralled as youngsters with his tales, but the vast majority were just that….tales ! 
There was a very similar guy in New Zealand called Barry Crump, he wrote great books about hunting , his book called “A Good Keen Man” about Government deer, pig and goat cullers is an excellent read. The Crocodile Dundee character was based on him.

When I mentioned him to pig hunting lads in NZ they all laughed and said all his experience was gained in a pub talking to real hunters, but he was a good bloke.

That reminded me of when Plummer came up here and met lads in my local pub on the pretext of buying some game fowl and Jack Russells; it became evident that he was just after material for a book and was laughed out of the pub after about 10 minutes.

But we are still talking about him and his books all these years later !

Cheers.

And he created his own strain of dogs the Plummer terrier which are now kc registered I think, did you never meet him ? I’ve met his mate Hancock character he was 

[chartpolski 29,021]

Just now, thefensarefarbutistillgo said:

And he created his own strain of dogs the Plummer terrier which are now kc registered I think, did you never meet him ? I’ve met his mate Hancock character he was 

No, I never met him, but read most of his books, they were the most stolen library books at one time, evidently

Cheers.

[Chevy Chase 152]

Shame he wasn’t born a little later and a member on here, imagine the spats him and mc hull would get in to 

[Leo Sayer 4,074]

2 minutes ago, Chevy Chase said:

Shame he wasn’t born a little later and a member on here, imagine the spats him and mc hull would get in to 

Plummer and Mchull head to head with bangers thrown inn .... lol