Arry
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Any body in Cornwall near Landrake area . Friends of wifey have got about 13 acres with rabbit problems down there, I got enough around here to keep me busy. So rather than pass it by see if any body in Cornwall want's it. I know its not a lot of ground but PM me if interested. Cheers Arry
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Yea Leeview is right on that just thought they might be more sceptical if run down bit. Anyway mate sorry you lost one of your best jills especially that way and seem a bit odd as she was on dried food. Cheers Arry
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Was she in season mate? If left in season for a long time they can get run down and sceptical to infections. Cheers Arry
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Your hob doesn't look very big what dose he weigh, good luck with getting permission good time of year to ask as farmer see all the young ones. Cheers Arry
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I must have been 10 or there about's I had been begging for a ferret for ages, then one day my father brought home a lovely little kit with a cracking coat on her. I handle her before school and as soon as I got home. Got the board rubber thrown at me many times as I looked out the school window day dreaming of ferreting, just wanted to be out there. One day went to check up on her and she was gone I was frantic looking every where then I found her, my little sister had got her out dressed her up in dolls clothes and was pushing around in a dolls pram ferret was not bothered at. I was mighty
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When I was a youngster my father brought home a little poodle cross sky terrier, he had taken it off a bloke who was beating it in the pub. To say I was gutted was a massive under statement as I had been pleading to have a Jack Russell. All my mates had Jack Russell's or Fox Terriers, my father told me just him take him out and try it. Well I did take him out hoping none of my mates would see me, got to say the little fella took to it like a duck to water soon started marking in and flushing rabbits. After tilling up I could sit him one side of hedge I would sand on top of the hedge, he was go
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Same round here some really good ground burries ruined hedges dug out and the rabbit live in with them. I'm not risking the girls putting them in there. Cheers Arry
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when I was a youngster my father took a small poodle cross I think sky terrier off a bloke who was beating it in the pub and brought it home. Well to say I was gutted was an big under statement, all my mates had Jack Russell's or Fox Terriers. My father told me just to take him out, well I did but not with mates didn't want them to see me with this fluffy little thing. Turned out he was a great rabbiting dog or ratting, after tilling both sides of a hedge I could get him to sit one side and i would stand on top, had to pick the burries but he would hold them for me. He would mark or flush rabb
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I can't speak for the Mk2's but the Mk1's thats the grey rectangular box's play up around wire fences, sheets of wriggly tin scrap metal etc. Electric fences you pick up the click of the HT pulse. Try putting your collar on your lawn and test the distance to see if its reading right. As for the Mk2 Im sorry to say nobody seems to like them or has any thing good to say about them. Cheers Arry
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Laughed all through this post cracking lads. Cheers Arry
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I use these £20.50 for 10 http://www.flytesofancy.co.uk/chickenhouses/PVC_Plastic_Post.html Cheers Arry
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Love the look of the ground, jealous as hell. Brambles black thorn and wire for us, still love it though. Cheers Arry.
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Brilliant job mate keep it up. Cheers Arry
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Done. Cheers Arry
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Having used hemp all my life I now use spun polyester bright florescent yellows and reds. Cheers Arry
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i do the same as Ferretracer works for me. My mate buys malt paste 10 at a time on line which we share out works out cheaper. Cheers Arry
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Great shots nice looking ferrets they always seem to like old logs, keep meaning to get some pics of mine in a log pile or tree stump. Cheers Arry
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I can recommend the roughneck as Gaz 1989 said, got mine from jewsons. I put a rope through the handle then to the shaft and sling it over my shoulder. Cheers Arry
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love them blue leg bar egg's lovely orange yolks. Good thread this. Way on down south Cheers Arry.
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Good offer mate. Cheers Arry
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Last year towards the end of the season we caught quite a few with lumps and bumps not sure if it was tape worm cyst though, but this year so far it seems clear. Cheers Arry
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Good haul lads. We don't get numbers like that. Cheers Arry
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On reading you post again you say "under the depth wheel" are you talking about the on/off depth switch? If so, I think but not 100% sure they are 5000 Ohms as the only marking i can find on the switch is B5K. K = 1000 so 5K makes it 5000 ohms. this switch should have five legs. The ones you have marked 100R are 100 ohms. I have bought them of the guy on ebay fitted them and they work fine. Cheers Arry
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Vr1 and vr2 are usually blue in later boxes black and in the centre there is a slot for adjustment. They should have 2 legs in line and the middle 1 slightly off set a little so not quite in line. They are different values one of them is 100 ohms and should have two sets of numbers on it, one of the set should read 100. The other one will have 1m this means 1 ohm, So its 100 times less resistance. I bought 2 of each off Mallinson Electrical for less than £2. Cheers Arry
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recon its the most common fault with the mk1 , brought a few of my boxes back from the dead by fitting new on/off depth switch. A guy on ebay sells them. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferret-Finder-on-off-depth-switch-Deben-Terrier-Locator-/252255043836 Cheers Arry
