worrall26
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Hi there is this still for sale. Asking for a friend who lives miles away. I travel down to the West Midlands on a Thursday and I could pick it up for him?
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I am going down that road with lab dog. He is 4 years old end July. Health tests coming up. my preference too wait till now. He has 2 good seasons under his belt as young dog. Its like getting your first pup. Take your time and let the dog grow. Each to there own though.
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On 16/04/2023 at 17:41, ditchman said:
new pots boiled and tossed in butter and fresh mint......................with grilled lamb chops maybe...and some green stuff
dont bother with jersey royals now as they are tasteless..............i believe the reason is the authorites have stopped the gathering of kelp and seaweed to use as fertilizer...........
can anyone confirm this ??
Agree. Jersey Royals used too taste so dam good. Start of the potato season. Grown a few of new varieties but my bench mark Pentland Javelin for first earlies.
On 17/04/2023 at 12:50, welsh1 said:Pembrokeshire new potatoes with plenty of butter, thick bacon and eggs, there's not a finer meal.
Simple but tasty meal.😋
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On 30/01/2023 at 08:02, Dave at kelton said:
The last of my 46 days this season a mixture of picking up,and flanking on the partridges. To be honest we could all do with a rest but I will miss it.
Fantastic Scenery. I feel the same could do with a rest. But do will miss it. Easier too work dogs than a plod round block.
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On 04/01/2023 at 18:48, Dave at kelton said:
Beautiful day on the hill picking up yesterday which is unusual at the moment. My photographer pal took the opportunity to get out and snap my young dog in his first season bringing this partridge in through the burn. Worth looking at his site ARC Photography as he does some great work.
Cracking photo.
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It was a great shoot day great. Plenty of variety for the pot.😋Loved working dog in snow covered fields.
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On 16/11/2022 at 18:43, Walker570 said:
BUT I see them wobbling down the High Street covered in expensive tattoos and hanging out around the bookies, come off it. You just cut your cloth.
Agree.
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Went too this shoot couple of times last year. most hospitable company, fed and watered. Regular shoot walked up. Does dog good to sit on peg now and again.
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By Reasheath college Nantwich today plenty of pigeon dropping in on looked like new grass. Many bits off tuffs of old grass on top.
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Dog done us proud on Sat.
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4 minutes ago, Mr grumpy said:
Nice looking dog👍
Thanks. He worked hard too day. Had one good retreive in river .
Birds reluctant too fly today.
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On the Wirrall whe have some great butchers shops that do pork pies. My favourite Wheildons Town lane bebington. Pearsons Rock ferry. Lewis's in Greasby
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Nice one Sparkie. Too far from us.👍
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Dog three year old. Steady now been great in hide. Done a lot of stop whistle and recall last few weeks as know when loads of pheasants get up might get excited. Fingers crossed.
Wish all you guys good seson ahead.
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Sorry mods. Normally good at which section😚
10 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:Hello, sounds like your having a great time, where in uk are you, ?,
Elan Valley Mid Wales.
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On holiday this week at caravan. Great for dogs lovely walks. we had 3.5 mile walk this morning with Carole Lab and terrier in Elan Valley. Out later in afternoon with Lab we walked for miles. What scenery and wildlife. Kingfishers. Red Kite schreching and trout rising. Magical
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Need a few more dogs in kennels. Getting harder with wildfowling seeing birds. Get Grandson sorted with few more outing with Dee Wildfowlers. Got some good days ahead.
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On 17/08/2022 at 17:54, Dave at kelton said:
Two separate points.
Yes Harrington’s is great and mine are put on this irrespective of what the breeder used but mix it in slowly with current food.
Training to the gun is an emotive point. Mine do not hear gunshot proper until around 12 months old and the ears are fully developed. This is later than most but I take a cautious approach to this as I have a pack of dogs and plenty of time. I never start with blanks or dummy launcher as they produce a crack that some dogs do not like. Always a shotgun at distance and reduce if no adverse reaction. Usually starting in the car park of a clay ground just feeding treats on the tailgate and work in from there.
Nor do i use starter pistol and dummy launcher early on. I don’t want the association of shot with retrieve as I want rock steady dogs.
Just take your time it’s not a race.
Good luck
Excellent advice.
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On 15/08/2022 at 10:13, ninjaferret said:
For once i agree with London Best, give your self a kick up the ... and let the pup be a pup. How well were you trained at 9 weeks old ?
totally agree.
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On 27/07/2022 at 19:20, scarecrow243 said:
i don't go its all over priced food stalls gun stalls etc etc etc
Totally agree.
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Nice looking pup. Next yr for me. Lab will be four. More than likely continue with Labs. Always fancied a Brittany.
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6 minutes ago, worrall26 said:
Young brambles mainly blocking rides. More of trip hazard. Strimmer out next week.
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1 minute ago, jall25 said:
I manage to do most of our with my digger hahaha
Make them nice and wides for bees and butterflies too
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Gun cabinet. 150cm x 35 cm x 30cm
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Thanks for nice transaction. Lewis will be happy with it.