postiepaul

I used bells quite a lot in the 1990s,and they were useful when ferreting thick brambly hedges on my own, they gave a warning of the ferret surfacing unseen and moving off, or if it come out the other side. they were ok in dry weather or in sand , but clog up and dont work if earth gets in them. They were small cat bells from petshop, sometimes the ferret will get stuck if it goes through a net but not normally a problem . I used to get the ferret to wear the the bells in the hutch for a while so they get used to them before they went out. Many the time it was a relief to hear that tinkle, es

the badgers are digging the nests out where I go, so the evidence is there to see.

just found it in an old airgun mag, cheapest discount price in 1978 was £70,, a bsa mercury at the time was £37.50 at a discont company. For an extra £10 the feinwerkbau would be tuned which included stripping , lubricants, chamber honing and transfer port reshaping. .177 was model 124, and .22 was model 127 sport. £70 was a lot of money back then and I never owned one. The discount price business was cutthroat then and some companies were cutting back so much that they were only making £1 profit per gun, which meant that after sales service was nil, and shooters were advised to p

perhaps it was one of those bullsh*t, neck breaking snares.

A firm squeeze behind the ears with thumb and index finger of free hand will make them let go, useful for when they get a stubborn grip on a rabbit too. I can only remember 1 bad bite which was when I went to buy one, the bloke said thats funny, that happened to the last person too. Isaid keep it.

nicely ask the owner if its possible to move the horsebox to a good sniping position and set yourself up in it and shoot through the slats, should stop the ponies pestering as well.

Can only remember ever seeing one ginger, and that was caught while ferreting in the 1990s. It was in fine condition like the one pictured, and there was almost certainly no domestic in it.

Absolutely beautiful. A pleasure to see your work, thankyou. I havent a clue how to make a net, but I do love dying them in patches of colour, thats the limit of my skills lol.

sorry didnt realise this was on another post, I never was any good at jokes anyway!!!!!!

rub in some OINKMENT in the affected area

i got 1 hob, he gets meat every day but one day aweek he only gets an egg.

I remember reading that a few white ones would sometimes be releasd with the reared birds. The keepers would look out for them every day. If one day they were gone then it was a sign that predators or poachers might be about.

glad somebody brought a bit of humour to this post. Thinking of hiring a truck to get a load of these footless wonders, but then I thought wait and see if anyone breeding any ferrets with no feet this year, to even up the odds a bit. Can anyone give a clue where these rabbits are LYING up. They shouldnt really be shot, unless it is a sporting shot of one going downhill on a bicycle. Please dont tell me ferrets got paws, not feet. Davy, you really shouldnt argue with a pussy about paws, after all I got four of my own, best wishes postie pussy.

hello davy, feet mate. read G S Waters snaring part1 avoiding problems or anything that describes signs of rabbits like droppings, scratching or footprints. Ever heard of a lucky rabbits foot. And there was me thinking you knew it all.

hi postiepussy have you not heard of waterproof gear and wellies davy if a guy wants to get up in the middle of the night and put on waterproofs and wellies to shoot a rabbit that I can shoot in the evening wearing trainers and sunhat, then thats his choice. Ive done plenty of both and I know what I prefer. Meeeooooow.