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I've heard of scarves being draped or tied to gates as if they had been dropped by a walker and another walker had kindly picked it up and hung it so it would be easily found by the owner, but in actual fact it's a signal that there is livestock worth stealing in this field.

 

I'm off to tie some scarfs around the crocodile enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo :icon3:

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sorry you lost me!

 

they stole the horse? what breed, age, colour, markings and have you got the passport - where from? - email me the info and i'll send out smoke signals.

 

not joking - serious.

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The horse wasnt stolen. The mane was plaited twice and I have heard since that a few have been stolen in this area recently. It is a nice piebald cob type desirable to certain people that I am not allowed to mention :biggrin:

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The horse wasnt stolen. The mane was plaited twice and I have heard since that a few have been stolen in this area recently. It is a nice piebald cob type desirable to certain people that I am not allowed to mention :biggrin:

 

Piebald horses aren't fetching any money at the moment, even fillys, so why anyone would wont to nick one is beyond me.

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