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    cotton grass is the white fluffy stuff Kay, very common in my area. nice pics as usual
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    Looking good Waz
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    Hi, there is a reputable seller on Ebay, (shop-e-pal) he will send the item gift wrapped, and its the best price ive seen. regards DnN
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    Totally agree. some people arnt fit to own dogs at all... i mean for fecks sake, his own dogs killed him
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    them brown pupa's are crysalis's, probably a type of moth i think.
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    I thought it was a Cete of Badgers and a Murder of Crows. haha your quite right mate, you spotted my own versions!
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    use a cage trap
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    Thats great, thanks again Dime!
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    yeah! (bit late sorry)
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    nice pics, I like the golden plover especially
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    Im going to put at least 1 in this summer, traditional style, stone built!
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    found a couple of nests today, but left my phone in the car for part of the day, so only got a snap of 1 any guesses? DnN
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    Hi there Today was a hot day up here, hottest so far anyway.... i got a hellish good suntan now, as i was working as close to in the buff as poss!.... but i was constantly swatting these bloody beetles off me all day, they have a hell of a grip!! got a pic off my mobile phone, this is the first time they have been about this year in big numbers. Sorry, really crap pics, but hopefully you see enough detail on the first one, id say from tip of antenna to arse, about 2 cm. could anybody tell me anything about them? Species etc would be great to know more about them regards Dn
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    But plenty do man! I just think its mental, ive got nowt against trainers, just that I see pics on here all year round, lurcher with its catch, and hunter in trainers :crazy: nutters mustnt give a shit about their feet and ankles... now thats dedication! agrre mate they must be mental, i'm going to buy a new pair of boots i bought a pair of dunlop wellies what a load of sh*t get blisters all the time o them, anyonerecomend a descent boot or wellie possible a link up to them to if ye got the cash, get some le chameau mouflon plus boots, i recomend these they take serious use an
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    But plenty do man! I just think its mental, ive got nowt against trainers, just that I see pics on here all year round, lurcher with its catch, and hunter in trainers :crazy: nutters mustnt give a shit about their feet and ankles... now thats dedication!
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    if in doubt, or fearful of public disturbance etc sink a large bucket/barrel into the ground, chuck all your guts n vermin carcasses in it, and have some decent sized holes round the edge at the top, and have these just above ground level, dont put holes in the lid, as it will soon fill with water... keep topping up now n then, works a treat, gets very smelly.
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    I often 'clean up' many pest problems after so called 'profesionals' from the big companies have been booted from the scene by the landlords, but not before charging a small fortune for their poxy efforts. They seem to rely heavily on quick fix chemical solutions, and rarely want to spend any time there. one persons loss is anothers gain...but i suppose they have gained money, but not reputation. Akeen shot I would consider what the other posters have said, insurance is a must (public liability) and carry out your risk assesments with great detail. adhere to all current regulations, an
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    nice specimens OTC... caught much with em?
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    Trainers just arent practical for fecks sake! I would destroy a pair of trainers in less than a week if I wore them out and about, I just dont get it, how the feck do yas manage? Your feet must get soaking wet, no ankle support whatsoever, plus they will get trashed in brambles or brash in the woods and hedges... im truly amazed at how white they usually seem on everyones pictures too... Jeez i go through boots quick enough, but at least i can walk over any terrain, in freezing or wet weather, and my feet are always like toast. Dont get me wrong, I do own trainers, and have ventured out in t
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    No word of a lie mate, I had a bull lurcher wearing one for a year and a half, they are a proper working collar, very functional. I found the large D ring very good for lamping. You can choose thickness, and colour, all to your own spec, thats the beauty of Strong stuff's service!
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    wow.... super good pics Hannah
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    female adder... watch the dogs around em mate!
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    it was a shit night for it, cant be helped....for me, it was nice to have a bit of banter and see some different dogs work. I enjoyed it. Maybe we should have a re match on the same patch early autumn, should be a real good night if were picky with the weather.
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