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25 minutes ago, Phil said:

I actually prefer mutton but I’m not about to slaughter and butcher a critter in my own kitchen am I? ?

Sure you can...if you've got a tree outside hang it, gut and skin there...quarter it outside (do most of the deboning outside also...then put plastic over the kitchen table and floor...bring in quartered sections and get at it with the knives...easy and fun...get that meat in the freezer for the upcoming winter.  People have been doing it for centuries before our so called improved 'modern' society.

Get back to the land Man!

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16 minutes ago, gingerjon said:

Is this an announcement?

Should I have been paying attention to your posts more closely?

Have you booked the stable already?

Booked the stable? It is amazing to see the lenses through which the middle classes see things. Do you imagine Joseph getting the move all sorted out through Taskrabbit?

I can confirm 30+ less sales for Scotland vs Italy at Workington, after this afternoons test purchase for the Tonga match, £7.50 is extremely reasonable, however a £2.50 'delivery' fee for a walk in purchase is beyond taking the mickey, good luck with that, it's cheaper on the telly.

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1 hour ago, Phil said:

I actually prefer mutton but I’m not about to slaughter and butcher a critter in my own kitchen am I? ?

Well its already frozen...

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With the best, thats a good bit of PR, though I would say the Bedford team, theres, like, you know, 13 blokes who can get together at the weekend to have a game together, which doesnt point to expansion of the game. Point, yeah go on!

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3 minutes ago, Bedford Roughyed said:

Well its already frozen...

Is it froze solid or just sort of frozen...either way this is good since the bugs/flies couldn't get at it and lay eggs....after killing a moose or deer (or any large game) these are actually the sought after conditions...fortune smiles on you my Friend!!!!..."pitter patter lets get at 'er" the old wolf says.

Sharpen up those knives and start deboning the ligaments and tendons first.  Let me know how it goes.

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Snowing again here and just getting ready to head into the bush with the dog for a long trek...decisions, decisions...just that time of year...do I wear high hikers, muckluks with snowshoes...or X country skies...all will work but just not the right time for any.   Yesterday was out and followed a pack of coyote tracks in the snow until they intersected with a deer trail...something big happened...blood and fur all over the place...wonder what I will find today?

Ya never know.

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1 hour ago, Kayakman said:

Sure you can...if you've got a tree outside hang it, gut and skin there...quarter it outside (do most of the deboning outside also...then put plastic over the kitchen table and floor...bring in quartered sections and get at it with the knives...easy and fun...get that meat in the freezer for the upcoming winter.  People have been doing it for centuries before our so called improved 'modern' society.

Get back to the land Man!

I’m a bloody accountant for gods sake!!! 

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10 minutes ago, Phil said:

I’m a bloody accountant for gods sake!!! 

Pretend you’re a lawyer for half an hour or so, that’ll see you through. 

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"When in deadly danger, when beset by doubt; run in little circles, wave your arms and shout"

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1 hour ago, ckn said:

Pretend you’re a lawyer for half an hour or so, that’ll see you through. 

I actually have principles you know ?

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Our place this morning just after I’d chased the sheep away 

 

 

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5 hours ago, Phil said:

I’m a bloody accountant for gods sake!!! 

You've got to start properly earning your money sometime Phil.

 

6 hours ago, Kayakman said:

Is it froze solid or just sort of frozen...either way this is good since the bugs/flies couldn't get at it and lay eggs....after killing a moose or deer (or any large game) these are actually the sought after conditions...fortune smiles on you my Friend!!!!..."pitter patter lets get at 'er" the old wolf says.

Sharpen up those knives and start deboning the ligaments and tendons first.  Let me know how it goes.

 

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8 minutes ago, Kayakman said:

You've got to start properly earning your money sometime Phil.

 

 

It beats working mate 

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10 hours ago, ckn said:

Have you seen the state of this country?  Just watching on the news about the M25 (the London orbital motorway for our non UK members) being closed in a few sections with pictures of cars all over the place, skid marks everywhere and a right old mess.

The area I saw had had under an inch of landed snow.

Oh come on, that's beyond disgraceful that one of our major roads has been closed by an inch of snow.  There were zero signs of gritting activity and the temperatures are at warm enough that a light salt gritting should have cleared it in a few minutes.

Yup, the coverage given to a wee bit of snow affecting parts of the South and the Midlands, is risible, with the footage of presenters reporting on snowmaggedon, whilst in the background there is footage showing people driving in slush, making for good entertainment. 

Snow? It's ice which needs to have us on alert, particularly we dwellers in the upland valleys.

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9 hours ago, Kayakman said:

You can eat mutton...just got to be cooked right thats all (Ha! Ha!)...helps if you are really hungry too with lots of ketchup and bread!

Probably costs alot to get rid of an animal carcass over threre with all the rules and such...just bury it...instant fertilizer.

Hogget tastes good too.

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1 hour ago, longboard said:

Yup, the coverage given to a wee bit of snow affecting parts of the South and the Midlands, is risible, with the footage of presenters reporting on snowmaggedon, whilst in the background there is footage showing people driving in slush, making for good entertainment. 

Snow? It's ice which needs to have us on alert, particularly we dwellers in the upland valleys.

You've had it too soft for too long Longboard...time to come down from that estate at the top of the dale and shiver in the cold with the rest of us!

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1 minute ago, Kayakman said:

You've had it too soft for too long Longboard...time to come down from that estate at the top of the dale and shiver in the cold with the rest of us!

If only one could prevent precipitation. 

The damp is a blighter.

The cold damp is a divil down here.

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Snowing again...starting to pile up...decisions,decisions,..shovel now and in the morning first thing or leave it all for the morrow (big shovel)?

What to do?

35 minutes ago, longboard said:

If only one could prevent precipitation. 

The damp is a blighter.

The cold damp is a divil down here.

 

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