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    Is that to keep the birds out Eeebees?
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    Yes, Dundee...the waxeyes in particular are real houdinis getting in and out of the nets...at least the thrush and blackbird will take the whole berry with them but the waxeyes pierce the skin and get the juice...leaving perfect little holes for the mildews and botrytis to get into the fruit...
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    Here's my dog Max. He is ten but still in good health. Not a hunting dog, we got him when I was 8 and im the only one who hunts in family so he never got that training. Definitely has retriever qualities in him though, he loves finding shit and bringing it to you to see.



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    He'd be an old friend then Phillip. Been there half your life time.
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Size:  1,008.5 KB we got this fella up in the mountains, with the hounds. I think this is why they invented rifles, for us fat old bastards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rob270 View Post
    Attachment 8073 we got this fella up in the mountains, with the hounds. I think this is why they invented rifles, for us fat old bastards.

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    You have one fuckin ugly dog Rob, and I think you need to do something with his coat as it is looking pretty shabby

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    Your right James I must be using the wrong shampoo, I'm glad you pointed it out , the rip off bastard I bought him off said he was part wirehaired pionter. You can't trust anyone these days

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    Quote Originally Posted by rob270 View Post
    Your right James I must be using the wrong shampoo, I'm glad you pointed it out , the rip off bastard I bought him off said he was part wirehaired pionter. You can't trust anyone these days

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    Rob, it was a simple mistake...

    He gave you a wirehair oinker instead of a wirehair pointer
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    Thats a big brute Rob
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    He is at the taxidermist I'll post some pic's when he is done. he was a bit of a handful,I'm sure I'm getting to old for this.

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    My little girl

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    Here's my wee boy, I still haven't got that new bigger bed for him! Slack mother

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    She loves the free fresh wind in her hair; Life without care. She's broke but it's oke; that's why the lady is a tramp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    Here's my wee boy, I still haven't got that new bigger bed for him! Slack mother

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    Phillip when I was a kid, one of our dogs was a Golden named "Sugar Bear" - she was HUGE and white. Loved us kids like her own puppies even though we were always hanging off her ears and tying her up to our sleds in the winter. She put up with us for eight years until we moved to NZ and couldn't afford to bring her with us. No shit, a clean bill of health, a few months after we had rehomed her she died. I've heard this before of Goldens (and a few labs) 'dying of a broken heart'. Sad but sweet, huh!?

    Also that reminds me - have you seen this? Pretty rad eh. Dogs rule.

    Adopted dog treks 10 miles in freezing cold back to shelter to be with his beloved mate » DogHeirs | Where Dogs Are Family « Keywords: Terre Haute, humane society, strays

    Ten miles..in the freezing cold....no shoes!
    She loves the free fresh wind in her hair; Life without care. She's broke but it's oke; that's why the lady is a tramp.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dougie View Post
    Phillip when I was a kid, one of our dogs was a Golden named "Sugar Bear" - she was HUGE and white. Loved us kids like her own puppies even though we were always hanging off her ears and tying her up to our sleds in the winter. She put up with us for eight years until we moved to NZ and couldn't afford to bring her with us. No shit, a clean bill of health, a few months after we had rehomed her she died. I've heard this before of Goldens (and a few labs) 'dying of a broken heart'. Sad but sweet, huh!?

    Also that reminds me - have you seen this? Pretty rad eh. Dogs rule.

    Adopted dog treks 10 miles in freezing cold back to shelter to be with his beloved mate » DogHeirs | Where Dogs Are Family « Keywords: Terre Haute, humane society, strays

    Ten miles..in the freezing cold....no shoes!
    That's a sad story about your Golden retriever girl. I know exactly about how tolerant they are. Max takes a lot of annoyance without giving a toss and if it's getting too much, its always a warning and only once he has followed through (because his warning wasn't heeded). Great natured dogs.

    Haha I had to laugh a bit at that link Dougie, it's a great story but that writer has a bit of an imagination.

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