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symbeau

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  1. The protein in that stuffs soya , not animal, it wont keep the ferrets urine ascidic enough possibly causing struvite sones to build up I feed my ferret on dry cat food, it says it's got rabbit and duck in it. He also gets fresh rabbit, hare, road kill sqirrels etc. I had a jill live to 14 years on the same sort of diet, always has fresh water of course
  2. I did the same thing as you many years ago. I think the best thing is to go in on your own and see the main man, he should sort it out, they don't want bad publicity, but make sure someone knows where you're going in case it turns bad. Don't go in with a gang unless you're prepared to go to war.
  3. Nice one, or should I say, nice two :clapping:
  4. Great pics again from fireman! I'm enjoying this
  5. Absolutely brilliant, I enjoyed that, just what I was looking for! :thumbs: I just finished reading Brian Pummer's; Diary of a hunter, he must of been one of the best rat hunters of all time!
  6. So where's your story or pics? You certainly have a way with words
  7. Does anyone have any ratting stories to tell? I've been through 9 pages of posts and haven't found any! I don't have any terriers, but love to read about terriers working rats :wacko: Are rats hard to find nowadays?
  8. I've said it before, but personally I woudn't use a whippet cross for lamping. (See my posts) We used whippet crosses years ago, (mainly because there wasn't much else at the time) and they were always getting injured one way or another. Since the only thing you can legally hunt with dogs is rabbits and rats in this country, I'd use collie lurcher, preferably with a dash of saluki. Otherwise I'd go for a bull cross.
  9. An even better idea. Take them off at 3 or 4 days old. Not many running dogs get through life without injuring dew claws! didnt breed the dog mate or wood av done it Well at least you've made the effort to rectify the problem. Good for you, and good luck
  10. An even better idea. Take them off at 3 or 4 days old. Not many running dogs get through life without injuring dew claws! PS. In my experience I've found the dew claws on whippet crosses stick out like sore thumbs
  11. An even better idea. Take them off at 3 or 4 days old. Not many running dogs get through life without injuring dew claws!
  12. Cat collar and lead from the pound shop, somtimes they sell retractable leads as well. I wont tell you the price, let you guess!
  13. The new mk3 collar uses 393 silver oxide, but these will not work in my old micro collar. The only ones that work are the same size, but in alkaline version. I think it's because they are a different voltage! They're on ebay, listed as AG5........ looks like i got a bum collar then we tried an AG5 and it DID fit.. but nothin happened. Granted the guy wasn't sure it worked as he'd never tried it.. only used the terrier collar which works fine lol but we dont NEED one of them .. figures eh ? Also... the "terrier collar" locator is bigger of course, but deben lists it a
  14. The new mk3 collar uses 393 silver oxide, but these will not work in my old micro collar. The only ones that work are the same size, but in alkaline version. I think it's because they are a different voltage! They're on ebay, listed as AG5........
  15. The new mk3 collar uses 393 silver oxide, but these will not work in my old micro collar. The only ones that work are the same size, but in alkaline version. I think it's because they are a different voltage!
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