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  1. Micheala Robinson
    Thank you guys
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    Could you buy me one too, I'll do you a good deal on the wreath ?
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    Screen shot the original pic then upload the screenshot. Sounds strange but worked for me ??
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    Maybe these give a better scale of the monster
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    It doesn't your right there, I'll see if I can get a pic with some furniture to give a better indication of size. It will last a life time if looked after, it's like a taxidermy pheasant wall art style lol.
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    Thanks for the kind comments, I made this to order but I wouldn't be upset if I ended up with it myself. Usually charge £55 for the 19 inch wreaths and they have sold really well, this took three times the amount of feathers and the base was almost £10 on its own and it is twice as large.
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    Thanks guys a clock in the middle is a brilliant idea, I'll look into it ☺?
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    Finished this beast today, it measures 40/41 inches and is made from approximately 150 feathers and several hours of work. Really pleased with how it turned out first time I have made something on this scale and using a different method. What do you guys think? What would you pay?
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    Ah I'll take a look don't go on there very often. I have always liked whippets and greyhound types, that thing I had put me off dogs. Don't have a garden so not in the position to have one at the moment but hopefully won't be too long until I am.
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    Are those the whippets that lifelong Cumbria breeds? I think it was those I saw back on summer anyway, I'd like to be in the que for one of those they look a nice sort ??
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    I personally found it really light weight, Vin was kind enough to take me out and show me the ropes and use his box, it suits what I need so that's what I'll try and get. Everyone's got there own ways and preferences. I thought the plastic box maker was from this site tbh hence the post.
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    why do you have to come on here telling folks you soap your bollocks close your eyes mrs robinson I will do if a pictures uploaded! Haven't had my tea yet!
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    Some people say don't use hay as it sweats and use straw. No wonder folk get confused, each to their own though. I alternate from straw and shavings (get the straw free from work) but shavings smell nicer and seem to absorb more. I have a upturned wooden wine box and fill that with straw on the lower deck. Then at the top in the bed compartment I have a cat/dog bed and have that filled with blankets and old sheets. They sleep at the top and mainly use the bottom nest box to stash their food, which solved the problem of them taking the rabbit and pidgeon parts into their beds! Putting
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    Some people say don't use hay as it sweats and use straw. No wonder folk get confused, each to their own though. I alternate from straw and shavings (get the straw free from work) but shavings smell nicer and seem to absorb more. I have a upturned wooden wine box and fill that with straw on the lower deck. Then at the top in the bed compartment I have a cat/dog bed and have that filled with blankets and old sheets. They sleep at the top and mainly use the bottom nest box to stash their food, which solved the problem of them taking the rabbit and pidgeon parts into their beds! Putting
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    Some people say don't use hay as it sweats and use straw. No wonder folk get confused, each to their own though. I alternate from straw and shavings (get the straw free from work) but shavings smell nicer and seem to absorb more. I have a upturned wooden wine box and fill that with straw on the lower deck. Then at the top in the bed compartment I have a cat/dog bed and have that filled with blankets and old sheets. They sleep at the top and mainly use the bottom nest box to stash their food, which solved the problem of them taking the rabbit and pidgeon parts into their beds! Puttin
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    Been through this before I'm not a anti I participate in hunting myself. I don't shoot though hence my lack of knowlage, just shows not to believe everything you read as i read the above info believing it to be true, but I have been stood corrected. Wish I'd kept my mouth shut now.
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    Have I said something wrong lol ?
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    Can you not kill a fox with a 22 air rifle? Was under the assumption you can but would need to be very accurate. If you get rid of a few foxes you might find more bunnies.
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    ?
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    Does your badger size ferret fit down the holes ones he has arrived in his tool box ? I'm only messing thanks for the advice everyone I'll take it all on board.
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    Thanks I'll give him a ring ??
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    i only read the first 6/7 replys and they wasn't very good. I read the sweating comments, not saying I don't believe they could sweat but I would be sticking some wood shavings in the bottom which might help. And I don't plan on sticking them in the footwell with the heat on them ?.
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    Used one the other day and I like the idea of being able to be washed out and not rot. Was really lightweight too.
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