Wow, you're a class act Ruff :sick:Quote:
Originally Posted by EeeBees
Friends in the centre of Manitoba need about 15 cord to fuel the furnice to heat the house...:o
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Originally Posted by Ruff
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Wow, you're a class act Ruff :sick:Quote:
Originally Posted by EeeBeesFriends in the centre of Manitoba need about 15 cord to fuel the furnice to heat the house...:o
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Originally Posted by Ruff
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Originally Posted by ebf
Wouldn't be Thompson, Manitoba would it? Knew someone who worked up there for a spell after graduation and he said it was hellishly cold, which means a lot coming from a guy who grew up in fort McMurray!
Anyways, this mongrel isn't mine but she belongs to a friend and is one of the most intelligent and feisty dogs I've ever met. Would make an excellent pig dog I'd think, not that I know anything about pig dogs :yaeh am not durnk:
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No, about 370 km north-west of Winnipeg...
Hello miss Bexs.
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Heres Jack hes 11 getting old
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And heres Grumpy old jess
Taken about 4pm today. 6 finds in 20 minutes. Drop to flush on all of them, but noticed the steam coming out of the ears by find five.
Sixth bird, Kaboom. Off like a shot, chased it for 100m. Didn't try and stop her, just laughed
'The black death'
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Stunning Pointer shot, Pointer
Rock solid! :thumbsup:
Has your dog got bars on its tail like the pheasant?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pointer
Looks like bolt mr dundee.
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She will like that a lot I am sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Petros_mk
My 2 girls, Fern the Vizsla is 7mths and Luka the Lab 5yrs
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Nice pup Hamish.Quote:
Originally Posted by HNTMAD
@Petros_mk, oh wow, thank you!!! Made my day that has...wicked...
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One of my mutts
Good looking hound, I bet no rat or possum is safe in your neck of the woods.
the kennell and the turds look too big for him?Quote:
Originally Posted by chrome
Shes in with him on the right hand side Attachment 27836 the huntaway x sadly is gone. Ha its funny the attention to detail of some people.
Yep its a big kennel could fit 3 or 4 dogs in it. Be way too cold for her on her own
@kawhia told me to cut a notch in it for every dozen birds. When I get to the bottom it will be docked like a GSP!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
This is an old one, but while we're sharing "locked up" photos.....
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one of our new girls.
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red had pointed 5 ft further out me thinking he,s dreaming i urge him to move up.
presuming quail over a pheasant i nearly crap my daks when i release him and a cock cackles straight up and out from barely 2 ft in front of his hooter:D
have i mentioned this gsp loves cover:D:D
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Cute has hhe got lab in him.Quote:
Originally Posted by kawhia
Probably only at dinner time Mrs D.
the way nature intended.
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Clover half pie pointing a sheep . She's keen on sheep as she's half collie but I tell her off for it as I work on people's farms she's still insists to point hahaAttachment 27952
nothing a lab would do would surprise me mrs dundee but he looks safe for the moment:DQuote:
Originally Posted by mrs dundee
My lab X chilling while I get the job done:D
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The retard having a nap....
The snos and feets must be covered, very important :D
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no doubt the little bastards dreaming of that time he shagged my legQuote:
Originally Posted by ebf
Tim
Looks like the pheasants have gone to ground at my local spots, early but promising. The brownies are still around, seem to be found in pairs as of this week which is really early for them. Soon be time to give them a rest, at this rate I'll stop dogging them at the end of this week. As an example the hens went to ground mid October last year, a whole month later that this year. Warm weather hopefully equals an early breeding season, which usually means bumper birds in this spot next year as they are mature enough to go through the following winter safely . Fingers crossed
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