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good bag of ducks, was it inland or foreshore?, im guessing inland, well done
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good selection of books there and a sensible starting prices,good luck with the auction, i just bid on a few
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tried the home number [cant get through] mobiles on anser phone and your in box is full grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr give us a bell or see you at norwich
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[size="5"]good luck with the book see you at east anglian game fair[/color[/size]] weres that wabbit ???
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mines 4 and hunts all day,shes really good at the wildfowling as well
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they look like well made boxes,
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the toggle release were designed for coursing they may be a bit fiddley but thet are comfatable to use,these are part of a export order we made we have them advertised in the countrymans weekly £35 plus £3 postage [size="5"]this one is £30 plus £3 postage[/size] for lamping your better of with this lamping slip kept oiled they last for years and nothing slips better £7.50 plus £2.00 postage as for this well it was never used by ronnie mills,it was never used at the waterloo cup,in fact its never been used at all its a bit dusty but if you want it it would cost £200 plus
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any pics, jim No, what do you need to know? people might like to see what there buying?????
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any pics, jim
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you would be very lucky to find a brass one with the pin most the catchs are pressed steel now,jim
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Anybody know a good beginners ferreting book?
nrat replied to kristian's topic in Ferrets & Ferreting
Ferreting-An Essential Guide..........by Simon Whitehead. Not a bad ferreting book IMO. Rolfe i second that this is the best book on ferreting [old or new] full of good usefull information and loads of top quality photos -
nice rat fella looks a good size,a likley expanaltion is that the picture was taken with a wide angle lens,by moving in closer to the rat the rat can be made to look larger than it is,its still a good size though,jim
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good luck with your new venture john hope you got your parcel on time ,p/s wheres me rat?? :whistling: jim
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love your dog mate,how old is he?i have a gwp bitch 4 yrs old hunts all day points and retrieves anything i use her mostly wildfowling but she prefers hunting reeds gorse and heather for rabbits,these ole dogs are bombproof but can be headstrong,good luck he looks a strong dog,jim
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glad you like them,were looking forward to the show season and meeting up with old friends,cant wait to get back to me old caravan and on the road,jim you going to many shows in the northeast? as the lurcher obvcourse will be fashoning her favorite collar selby is our first show hope we dont get snow like last year, then all over for the summer season,jim fingers crossed....bet alot of time was spent in the beer tent last season wi the bad weather:laugh: the shows can be good fun if the weathers right meeting lots of nice people then chilling out in the evening with
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In my opinion there not all there cracked up to be,while i personally have never used them my observations while filming are,they tend to pick up far more rubbish [ie twigs stalks and debri] than standard long nets,i have filmed rabbits bouncing of them despite the three layers of netting,and if rabbits are left in them they still bite holes in them,rabbits that are well caught are a bugger to get out [easier if chinned] would be interested to film them in use at night?? i wouldnt mind a 25yd net to film as a stop net,all my nets are 4z and 6z basket nets [b*****d nets when i dropped the baske
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good outing that,nice clear photos as well love that blue whippet
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Spider ferreting . . . . . . I'm SOOOO proud of him!!
nrat replied to Hannah4181's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
there not rubbish there good action photos well done ,the little dog done well -
give you a clue????? yes make terrier and lurcher collars for a living tour the shows in the summer and sell them on ebay in the winter,jim
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glad you like them,were looking forward to the show season and meeting up with old friends,cant wait to get back to me old caravan and on the road,jim you going to many shows in the northeast? as the lurcher obvcourse will be fashoning her favorite collar selby is our first show hope we dont get snow like last year, then all over for the summer season,jim
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depends on the couples 3/4" or 1" i would go 3/4" x2 £35 2 bridle leads with solid brass trigger and ring in handle @ £10 each plus £3 towards postage
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glad you like them,were looking forward to the show season and meeting up with old friends,cant wait to get back to me old caravan and on the road,jim
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how many people use tramel nets?? do you find them better than ordinary long nets ?? or to easily tangled to bother with?? do they justify the extra cash they cost?? ie in terms of effectivness,what do you think? i use a scooby doo 6z ordinary net while ferreting to good effect
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Are you saying that the fox killed it with an axe [size="4"]no but i bet the neibers got rabbit for tea [/size]
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nice one mate i havnt been piking for ages jim