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One rabbit but beat this. :11: :11:
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No cant be right, obviously some kids got hold of the scented drag and dumped it on their drive, and the hounds followed the trail there. People in the house were confused by the situation, seeing the hounds tearing apart a red teddybear which had been used to soak up the scent for the trail. Only explainaition i can think of
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Welcome [bANNED TEXT] nice to have u on board
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Ok [bANNED TEXT] Im from Rhondda Valley What u into then?
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Nice pic [bANNED TEXT] how u download photos
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So we not the only ones with fly tipping trouble. :11: :11: :11: Super pics and post, really enjoyed Keep them coming cheers [bANNED TEXT]
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Hywel Thanks for that info [bANNED TEXT], I went yesterday to the St. Donaughts area, where we seen loads on the lamp. Tried a few warrens where we saw rabbits running on lamp. Nothing, ferret not even interested. Went back to farm near City had 3 bolts and ferret peged one on hole but still very poor ferret even turned up with fresh rabbit skull? I think the problem is very bad and extensive How bad have you found it down that area ? Anyone else expieriencing big problems ? Cheers
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OOOOPS HIT THE ENTER BUTTON :11: :11:
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Ive had ferrets on and off for years, but only worked one at a time. Today i thought id try two. The hob is the farther of the jill but hasnt been with her since she was born. I introduced them both today before working them, and this is where i think i went wrong. Firstly he bit the jill on the muzzle but released her streight away, them he sniffed about and i thought they were fine. I wasnt expecting much of the jill as it was her first time, but the hob has worked very well for me in the past on his own. Anyway the jill did enter the warren but was very wary, But the hob entered the war
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Ive had ferrets on and off for years, but only worked one at a time. Today i thought id try two. The hob is the farther of the jill but hasnt been with her since she was born. I introduced them both today before working them, and this is where i think i went wrong. Firstly he bit the jill on the muzzle but released her streight away, them he sniffed about and i thought they were fine. I wasnt expecting much of the jill as it was her first time, but the hob has worked very well for me in the past on his own. Anyway the jill did enter the warren but was very wary, But the hob entered the war
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Tell me about it :11: :11:
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No problem hunting with one dog Might have been a bit pissed off about leaving the gun in the vehicle though
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Good advice moley Most local authorities have a pest control officer and they dont charge, but they arnt always the most intelegent. I seen one once who tried to pick up a trapped squirrel with rubber gloves on :whistle: :whistle: :whistle: OOUCH
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HAWKEYE Cant you report them to the Environmental Health Dept. Tell them about the smell and that you are at your wits end about the noise these dogs are making. Maybe then they will take it on and contact the RSPCA themselves keeping you anon.
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They must be tavelling from somewhere, They definatley not taking the bait and leaving ? Never had trouble catching rats where thers little food about with traps But had major problems with mice in attic. Sit it out with lamp and airgun :11: :11: :11:
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lurcherbitch Try www.justgamerecipes.com They got it all. By the way if you can coller some partridge they knock the pants off pheasent :11:
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Are you sure they are not travelling from another property, as this can sometimes be the case with cavity walls, unless its detached. :search: On the other hand has he actually seen them, if hes only heard them, is there a possibility it could be the tree rat. Then you ve got a whole new ball game
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This land is down the Vale, Cowbridge area, But its not the only farm, theres another a few miles away with it but not as bad. well it wasnt the last time i went. I spoke to some lads in Aberthaw area cos they were badly hit last year , nearly wiped out, on an isolated farm. They are adement that no mixi had been put down, and that it was a natural cause. Can this happen ?
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Gutted! at the start of the season, i went lamping rabbits on a very highley populated area, where its nothing to see 30+ rabbits in a field. On the way back to my vehicle we were stopped by a patrol car, and questioned about what we were doing. ( lamp in one hand, two whipet grayhound Xs and a hand full of bunnies) :11: He asked where we were from and who owened the fields. I rattled some names off and he accepted what i was telling him and he was on his way. One the way home i thought to myself that someone must have reported me as ive never seen an officer there before, its i
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WHATS THE BEST FOR RABBIT ????????????? Ive been using Logun Accu Pell for some time now and are excellent on rabbit
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Hi All From the mining valleys of South Wales I am BLACKBOB. Ive been hunting for 20yrs and enjoy all aspects of hunting. I shoot shotgun and airgun, I hunt with Ferrets, Terrier, and Lurchers, I fish fresh water and sea. I follow hunting packs. At the moment im very much into my lamping and ferreting. I have read many articles and reviews on this site and am very impressed, and hope to learn alot more from this site. I wish you all a merry christmas and happy new year and hope to speak to some of you soon. May the festivities begin Hunting that is :11:
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Im thinking of buying my 1st locator and after reading some reviews, fancy the Mk3. can any of you advise me on how difficult they are to use? Ive had ferrets for years, lost many, give it up and have now started back with some good stock and ready to rock and roll. But need to get lacator, any ideas on the cheapest place to buy? will need 2 collers, and is the MK3 the best to start off with. Sorry its nothing to do with your prob barney but can you advise
