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Rab the springer retrieving last nights fox.


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Rab taking back the vixen i had shot during the night.

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I'm surprised the boys from south of the border haven't asked for a translation of your description of the amount on snow that fell after you shot the fox <_< :blink:

 

Good shooting and a nice bit of dog work :blink:

 

"Fair suppy sna" :blink: Queens english at its finest.

Thanks all,if Rab could read your comments he would be blushing. :good:

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Great to watch,

 

I wish I had video'd my springer picking up a pheasant on saturday. A good 3-400 yards and straight to where the bird dropped. A little hunt about and back it came.

 

It is a real pleasure to watch good dogs work.

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Great to watch,

 

I wish I had video'd my springer picking up a pheasant on saturday. A good 3-400 yards and straight to where the bird dropped. A little hunt about and back it came.

 

It is a real pleasure to watch good dogs work.

 

A good dog makes a good day into an exceptainal one when they are performing right.A 3-400 yard pick up would have been outstanding on the video and i try to take mine as much as possible for them special moments.

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  • 2 weeks later...

A first class retrieve from an obviously well trained dog.

 

Made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up though when Rab went through the barbed wire. A dog of mine was cut badly a while back on the stuff, so now I won't send them through it unless it's absolutely crucial.

 

None the less, lovely to watch. Thanks for posting.

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