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142 ExcellentAbout Moochersways
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England
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Ferreting, shooting, working lurchers and outdoor pursuits
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Back to the small wood we was at last weekend just mopping up the last of the rabbits there, thats we've had there in 4 outings, land owners happy Enjoy
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Fair point I'd still not swap but then I'm not poaching......as you see in the vid I'd of been caught pretty quick
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I bet if them old boys had a quickset back In the day they'd of soon ditched the old style
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Move with the times it's called a quickset for a reason.....why mess about with an old trad long net
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The light is for the filming it would of been a dark video otherwise
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Same as mine (brindle) saluki whip grey, good luck with her
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Yeah its a decent way of getting a few on the quiet, the way the old poachers used to do it
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Cheers mate I just have a go never done the longnetting at night before, nice lil way of getting a few in the bag
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He does but he's a bloody nightmare to get hold of
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Now the shooting seasons over bit more ground has opened up to us for some ferreting, nice lil day today doing some woodland warrens
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Idiots that do crap like that aren't countrymen or dogmen just an embarrassment to the sport, wrecking crops ect bring the heat on everyone bunch of clowns
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Cheers white one 1/4 collie 3/4 whippet and brindle saluki whippet grey
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Iv seen people bolt them from tree roots and holes in trees with ferrets ect but never had one to ground in a rabbit warren, tbf the dogs were marking it alot more excitedly than they normally would, I wonder if on our approach the dogs put it to ground they usually go ahead of us and mark warrens, shame they didn't catch it
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Cheers, shame they missed that squirrel tho