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To be honest, when i first heard about Scotland’s bid for independence, i was somewhat sceptical however, just lately I’ve been listening quite a bit to Alex Salmond and my thoughts are beginning to change.
Yes it’s a risk, but i can’t help admiring his proposals and also feeling a little jealous that the Scots appear to have a government who are putting them first, unlike our own.

Amongst other things,I was surprised to hear of the life saving medication and care available on the Scottish ...

Yep, because of the title, i know many of you will think this is a post about Leyden but it's actually about my cocker. Wink

I'm really pleased with him, and found training him to be a challenge, but really enjoyable however, he does whine a little when excited...not during training but when i'm taking him out or feeding him,,,,he even lets out the odd bark.
I've been told Cockers can be a bit noisy but wondered if it's something i've caused by not stamping on it sooner?
Is there a way t ...

Lifetime gamekeeper, married with 3 children, with over 30 years experience of all aspects of low ground game keeping, conservation and habitat development, incubation, hatching and rearing of pheasant and partridge, up to 30,000 birds, vermin control, deer management, larder work, shoot budgeting and financial control, marketing and hosting of days.
Has experience of both private and commercial shoots.
Has experience of wild game management, particularily wild Grey Partridge and proven track ...

Made it here at last, know quite a few from other forums and facebook. For those that dont know me. Im a keeper on a syndicate shoot, where we do 11 formal days and average just over 100 bird days and work full time. We have 8 working cockers and 1 springer and currently live in Lincolnshire

Hi guys, im always on the look out for more ground to carry out terrierwork so if anyone would like a hand with vermin control i would be happy to hear from you. I keeper a shoot of my own, have worked terriers for hunts in the past and can get references from other keepers/estates if required. Happy to travel far and wide Wink

I have a litter of line bred working whippets, 3 dogs and 3 bitches left.
2 black bitches, 1 coloured bitch, 1 black dog, 2 coloured dogs.
4 weeks old today, all pups are strong and healthy, will make excellent little rabbit dogs. Both parents can be seen, as well as a bitch from a previous litter from the same parents. Inbox for more info.

I am currently looking for an Underkeeper or Beatkeeper position. I have completed the National Diploma in Countyside Management/Gamekeeping, the NVQ level 2 in Gamekeeping and I also have other relevent NPTC qualifications for the job such as the use of ATV's.
I have a shotgun certificate and I will have my driving license by mid febuary. I have experience with most aspects of Gamekeeping, including rearing, dogging in, vermin control, pen maintenance/building and releasing birds. I am hardwo ...

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Found - a cocker spaniel bitch and a Labrador dog- both young and part trained. They are both lovely, well socialised dogs and are inseparable. So far, nobody has reported them missing in the Lancashire area where they were found.

Anybody know of any going missing?. Could have been dropped from miles away but worth an ask about.