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No experience with that particular model, but my wife and oldest daughter use irish setter snake boots and no issues/complaints.
 
I had a pair of English setters a few years ago. It had a rubber piece on the high ankle around your Achilles. The rest of the boot was leather. They ended up tearing there and I think I junked them. Maybe wore them two dozen times


Big or small, kill em all
 
I have two pair - uninsulated and the 1200 gram insulated. I love them. Very comfortable!
 
Carlos Viagra":7woxvuek said:
Yes they're great, my wife's great grandfather was an Irish Settler.
Good to hear. I have some Irish Settlers in my ancestry. Some of my ancestors came to America as slaves (called indentured servants back then), but were able to gain their freedom after 10 years of slavery, and then they became Irish Settlers.
 
Ernest T Bass came from a long line of Irish Settlers. That's why he wanted to whoop up on Malcom Merriweather who was an Englishter. It's the sworn duty of any Irishster to whoop up on any Englishters he might encounter! :tu: :tu: :tu:
 
Seems like I heard that on Green Acres. Oliver comes home with red hair on his shirt and Lisa is interrogating him about it. He says, "ohhh...those are off an Irish Setter." And of course Lisa Douglas gets it all twisted around and is talking about Oliver being with an Irish Settler! LOL!!!
 
pastorbmp":1o57ivbq said:
Seems like I heard that on Green Acres. Oliver comes home with red hair on his shirt and Lisa is interrogating him about it. He says, "ohhh...those are off an Irish Setter." And of course Lisa Douglas gets it all twisted around and is talking about Oliver being with an Irish Settler! LOL!!!

Lisa got everything all messed up, didn't she? I love how she'd pronounce words all wrong and even see the credits to the show during the opening scene. That was a great show that never took itself seriously. :)

One of her words that I remember right away is "shoosted" instead of "shot". I remember Oliver getting frustrated with her one time, he told her that when they 1st married "Other things" (obviously her looks) made up for all the craziness but that now he wasn't so sure it was worth it! Do you remember how he used a long strip of her pancake batter one time as a head gasket for his tractor?? :tu:
 
Being Irish Im offended by everyones remarks, we can settle this two ways; fight then have a shot of whiskey or have a shot of whiskey then fight. Regardless Im shooting whiskey and fighting.


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