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  1. zig zag wanderer
    Cheers Gnasher. It's amazing how a bit of right-wing patriotic passion squeezes the best out of that grey soup that calls itself my brain.
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    The main problem is a cultural one. The colour of the skin is irrelevant. This is why a second or third generation French family would fit in better than the a third generation muslim for example. Like cultures will integrate. Contrasting ones won't. When our society realises that multi-culturalism doesn't work and will never work then we can start to solve the race/culture problems in society. Unfortunately the PC brigade want multi-culturalism to work and impose anti-discrimination laws and positive discrimination upon us all. The same people (Haringey council being the worst) who censor
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    It's nice to see there is still a modicum of sanity and patriotism on this forum. Gnasher16 for PM
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    Wrong, All police forces in this country are expected to employ the same percentage of ethnics as they have in their community irrespective of ability or suitability to do the job. It's called possitive discrimination by the government. It's just called discrimination by me.
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    I mentioned the BNP list a couple of days ago and got deleted within minutes. My name obviously doesn't fit.
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    Badger I would guess. One way trap doors are the only DEFRA authorised method of moving badgers on I think. I would have thought these would need to be used in conjunction with cages for relocation though otherwise mr Brock would just dig back in nearby ??????
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    Stipulating trade membership is illegal. The fact that they do it doesn't make it legal. I didn't word that very well. I realise that a written RA would probably be required. My point was that that actual risk as far as pest control is concerned would be slight so a basic RA would suffice and would be similar to thier site rules. I'm assuming of course that access to the working site where the plant machinery is would not be required. Otherwise it might take more than a RA to get on there at all without some on-site training. Either way there is nothing to be lost by asking.
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    Firstly stipulating trade membership would be illegal. Many site PC contracts will go to large companies but these often don't fly birds so there would be nothing to lose by asking. Risk assessment would be as simple as following site rules. I wouldn't think the birdman would even need to be that close as it would be the bird flying the site not the handler. Read the site rules, put on the hard hat and day-glo derek and launch your bird.............
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    On a landfill site I assume you're looking at gull control. I believe falcons are better than hawks because they soar at high altitude so that they have an affect over a larger area. The Harris would work it's jessies off trying to cover the whole site. I'm not a raptor expert but I do a fair bit of gull control (not with birds of course). I don't see why you shouldn't go for it though. There is certainly no need for trade membership and risk assessments would be minimal so basic insurance should be ok but that would depend on the site manager's stipulations. Just a matter of followin
  10. zig zag wanderer
    Interesting question. Why don't we set snares there? Why do we know better?
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    Nice Triumph
  12. zig zag wanderer
    I hope everything works out well for you and things get back to normal as soon as possible.
  13. zig zag wanderer
    Can we mention gay pixies if we can't mention poached eggs and Enoch Powell ?? P.S. anyone for a bent banana and a potatoe with a willy?
  14. zig zag wanderer
    Great track from a great album now due for a lyric re-write.
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    I don't know the answer to your question but I would look at say a pigeon funnel and compare this with the size and height of a pigeon and then scale the equation up to suit a pheasant.
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    Watch it
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    Just read the house rules John. Couldn't see any violation as far as the BNP thread was concerned.
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    Considering that hunting and the ban is and was a highly political issue of what is a minority sport, I am very surprised that a thread about one of the few political parties to support it in their manifesto at the time and promise a referendum, has been crudely censored. I know the forum needed "tidying" but surely censoring adults on a forum for their political views is beyond the job description of the moderators? I agree with moderating aggression, abuse etc but not free speech. I thought the debate was carried out in a sensible and friendly manner and hadn't dgenerated into a
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    I think people are being a bit harsh on you FF. Apart from the "rodent" error It looks fine. I don't have a problem with professional, another definition being you get paid for it so make sure you charge them well.
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    The BMI Magnum Bodygrip is approved under the STAO 1995.
  21. zig zag wanderer
    That should cover you for causing damage to foodstuffs for livestock.
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    I think they both place the responsibility onto the landowners and occupiers.
  23. zig zag wanderer
    As I see it The Pests Act and the PDP act are almost identical, just different pests. So is it immoral to release a rabbit?
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    Ok, is it legal to release a rat?
  25. zig zag wanderer
    Great Black Backed, Lesser Black Backed and Herring Gulls are the pest gull species. However under the General Licence there need to be specific reasons to contol these to satisfy the law. Nuisance isn't one of them.
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