Leeview
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On cue and your experience of breeding anything for hunting is? no doubt you 'll avoid answering that question too, Breed the best to the best and you wont go far wrong IMHO and experience Y.I.S Leeview
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Classic should be pinned, a lot of opinions but not one apology says it all really Y.I.S Leeview
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Nylon is measured in Z's Z=10lbs breaking strain 4z=40lb 6z=60lb etc I tend to double knit 6z and 10z when knitting fox nets Y.I.S Leeview
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YEAH O.J.Simpson got off with it the first time but they nailed him good and proper second time Y.I.S Leeview
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There was no mention of rabbiting in the original post, just a ferret biting as it was being handled, but no, I wouldn't have a place in my team for any animal that had a habit of nasty biting, especially in the field. A working animal that you can't trust is no good to anybody. I feel any working animal should be used to being grabbed in a number of different ways, I get my pups used to be picked all sorts of ways, same with the ferrets as kits. See my first post replying to stubby, both posts mention rabbiting Y.I.S Leeview
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so, you want to use it for ferreting, which may involve it biting a rabbit, but if it bites YOU, it should be killed , surely, training/handling a kitt/ferret is the only way of teaching it what to bite, or not too,so the blame for a biting ferret would fall on YOU, and your failure to socialise the ferret, rather than the ferret itself I use lurchers for rabbiting in general which "bite" rabbits and there is NO way would I tolerate a dog biting anyone,never had to do it yet but the first time a dog did would be the last, end of. Pray tell how you teach a ferret what to bite and what not
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i still cant stand the gobby tw@t. bet you did nt like naseem or eubank either then but they pulled the crowds in, true the majority fickly wanted to see them get tanned Y.I.S Leeview
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so, you want to use it for ferreting, which may involve it biting a rabbit, but if it bites YOU, it should be killed , surely, training/handling a kitt/ferret is the only way of teaching it what to bite, or not too,so the blame for a biting ferret would fall on YOU, and your failure to socialise the ferret, rather than the ferret itself I use lurchers for rabbiting in general which "bite" rabbits and there is NO way would I tolerate a dog biting anyone,never had to do it yet but the first time a dog did would be the last, end of. Pray tell how you teach a ferret what to bite and what not
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nothing registered on greyhound data by that name so cant help there Y.I.S Leeview
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so, you want to use it for ferreting, which may involve it biting a rabbit, but if it bites YOU, it should be killed , surely, training/handling a kitt/ferret is the only way of teaching it what to bite, or not too,so the blame for a biting ferret would fall on YOU, and your failure to socialise the ferret, rather than the ferret itself I use lurchers for rabbiting in general which "bite" rabbits and there is NO way would I tolerate a dog biting anyone,never had to do it yet but the first time a dog did would be the last, end of. Pray tell how you teach a ferret what to bite and what not
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Most sensible reply so far Y.I.S Leeview
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maybe they are ashamed to post... as the information is commonly out there and known... that if they'd tended to their jills in season they wouldn't have lost them... it might not happen all that often.. with the increased care we give ferrets these days.. and i have never personally lost a jill in season... though i've either jabbed, spayed or bred them so i'm not the target of the poll... but i do know people who have... Fair enough 7 people say they have actually experienced losing a jill through not mating, out of 316 views, Shepp's reply was that his jill looked rough so he had h -
Funny how people who have never lost a ferret by not mating are leading the vote and posting, whereas the people who have lost ferrets by not mating have nt posted Y.I.S Leeview
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Tactically Khan won the first 11 rounds, he was'nt fighting a mug and do you think a world champion would throw his crown away? he fought him at arms length preventing him getting close in, When alls said and done he'll of woke up this morning as World Champion love or hate him you cant dispute that Y.I.S Leeview
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I had a castrated hob that used to take my jills and friends jills out of season, never produced an accident as has been said on here with vasectomised hobs, unusual I agree but he did the job Y.I.S Leeview
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Yes all the clubs north of the M62 Scotland included NCC mind got paid for it as well Y.I.S Leeview
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QUALITY for a start, his nets are sheet netting very poorly whipped on to a ring, but if your happy with shoddy nets so be it Y.I.S Leeview
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will u have time for the new pup you just bought probably, if it wins enough rosettes Y.I.S Leeview
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dole wont give you any tax back, your next employer might if you qualify for a rebate but dont hold your breath Agree with gonetoearth when the army check up there unlikely to take on a quitter, the armed forces these days can choose who they take on Y.I.S Leeview
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Skeletally theyre fully grown at 18weeks Y.I.S Leeview
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how high is the water bottle? it needs to be above the ferrets head so it can get the water out, too low and it wont be able to get the water out Y.I.S Leeview
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wh now deleted member his brother uses this site,mlb and wh are no longer an item Y.I.S Leeview
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The blue flowers are Borage a crop plant, the pinkish/purple a Great Hairy Willowherb Y.I.S Leeview
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Think theres a few in the ferret section want an answer from you ASAP PLEASE Y.I.S Leeview
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marcus parrish was a traveller,he bread lucky and then tina Might of travelled a few miles for a run thats all Y.I.S Leeview