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You will also find due to the amount of natural light we have,as its still winter the hens will be restricted to daylight,this also affects their egg production. unless you plan on leaving a light on for them.If you are getting eggs from 2out of 3 chucks then you are doing ok
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mate , just think for a minute , how many rabbits does your ferret acount for in one season ,probably lots more than your lurcher does . only worth a £1 my ferrets are worth there weight in gold you need to have some respect for what you are doing in the feild , you put that ferret to ground so you have to dig it back out if its stuck ,1foot or 10foot it needs doing if your not willing to do this then i suggest that you find a new hobbie to past the time away because you dont deserve to own a ferret 0 I couldn't agree more well put :clapper:
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Doddsy Yep I thought so,most landowners now want you Insured to get onto their land,incase you make a claim. I have come across this before, Why do you need collars and locators..... what type of ground is it
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Does anyone fancy a day out ferreting on my permission? There are a few rules though biggrin.gif 1. Must have insurance Why please explain 2 Must have collars and locator. Why please explain I dont understand were you are coming from,Is it because of a Health and safety issue or Landowners request
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Jills quicker and more methodical everytime Hobs only if the jill has layed up,He will give her the boot
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The rat, which weighed six pounds and had a 12-inch tail, was caught at the weekend in a residential area of Fuzhou, a city of six million people on China's south coast.RAT PICTURE The ratcatcher, who was only named as Mr Xian, said he swooped for the rodent after seeing a big crowd of people surrounding it on the street. He told local Chinese newspapers that he thought the rat might be a valuable specimen, or a rare species, and had to muster up his courage before grabbing its tail and picking it up by the scruff of its neck. "I did it, I caught a rat the size of a cat!" he shoute
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Rabbit problemI have just been sent this link from the Telegraph news FFS I think the spanish must have some rock hard ferrets after seeing this fooker
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Lamps you got yourself a bargain mate I think you broke your mates wrist for that price :D
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Good luck with the Book moley,hope its a best seller,I look forward to reading it and also learning from it. From what you have published in the above post,all the chapters and also the photos you have in the book, It will be a very helpful guide to the beginner and the experienced netter,its sounds a good investment for everyone concerned with netting and long netting. Count me in for 1 but make mine a signed one Best wishes
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still waiting for mine, go on give us some examples.
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whats it doing to warrant you wanting £300 :no: or what is it bred from its still only a pup I think you will be keeping it mate at that price.
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bleach diluted Yep as above good ole bleach
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YEP I'M BORED SHITLESS...... NOW,SCHOOL BROKE UP FOR HALF TERM ALREADY
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Steam karcher does the trick and then tumble dry for about 10 minutes
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looking for one myself ,you have made me jealous now,had one of these dogs when i was younger,fantastic characters,and can certainly move.
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To be honest Buzzards are as common as Pigeons,whenever I am out I always see about 12 -14 of them, and that is in an area of 12 sq miles,so to be honest the name is common buzzard and I know why if you were talking about sparrowhawks or red kite then I can understand . But then again this may come down to the area of the country you are in
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Great video and looks like a cracker kennel of terriers,well in lads Love those ratting days good for the terriers
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I have seen other nets and can personally vouch for net loft,The longnet I had from him was a 6z 50yd and trust me its nice and easy to use.The end pins and other materials he uses are top dollar.good quality. Plus as a newcomer to long netting he will guide you and explain to you how to set it and get the best out of it
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were do you get them from
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Brimmer another great read ,and a fantastic catch for the limited time and conditions. I can feel a book is in the making Brimmers Guide to ferreting. Plenty of time to dry your nets out,until the next outing
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Sorry lad but it does say JAS Jas how long you been ferreting mate you must be a pest controller eh your profile tells me different
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and worst of all it just doesn't happen in one area, its all over the country,similar situation happened to me with the helicopter,shame really cos it spoilt our day and is not a very good advertisement , The local farmer thought it was the best thing thats happened in the village since the queens jubilee makes you feel like a criminal.
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Jenski made up for you mate ,and well done on getting your first catch. Getting your first is always a thrill. get out and get em mate.
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Read the full post moley you think that a farmer really want some non experts walking around his feild of crops. Im no expert by no means BUT.. Is that right... good job I'm not in your neck of the woods then eh come on Moley what Gift do you give
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