Leeview
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The yellow hollow ones?
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Well having had a masterhunter set up for over 15 years the nets are not the deciding factor imho, his basket makes the difference nothing sticking up to hold the poles . the poles sit below where the net is fed in behind it closer to your body. running out you put your first pole in walking backwards with your hands flat on the basket and the poles come up to your hand. Simple Y.I.S .Leeview
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I use similar then Willow got acres and acres of the stuff growing around here destined for the power stations eventually but may have to stock up on it as the subsidies are going to end next August, so what are the farmers going to do then? well on speaking to one of the landowners hes toying with the idea of growing Snowdrops!!! Y.I.S Leeview
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It was Albert Titterington runs the great game fairs of Ireland who claimed the guy was the best in europe, but then again the guy does a main ring demo at his fairs.
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try getting a stand at any of these shows they stipulate you have to have public liability insurance and need evidence, myself im covered for up to £10,000,00 and never had a claim in 10 years. Y.I.S Leeview
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Non at all, having attending county shows introducing school children to ferrets, he does a main ring demo describing ferrets as the fiercest animals in the world for their size it makes it harder for teachers to let the pupils come over to be introduced to the ferrets. We do get mobbed by these school children and we are more than happy to pass the ferrets round including the teachers who cant believe how soft they really are and does no harm having kits handled Y.I.S Leeview
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Mick Dadd will there, as will Rabbit Fever selling ferretting gear doubt they will have any ferrets on but pakefeild will have but unlikely to let you even hold a ferret, Torchy will be on the stand too Y.I.S Leeview
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MK1 micro collars were only done in a 15ft model, the one above on ebay is a standard 8ft collar Y.I.S Leeview
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Id suggest connecting two if not all of the levels to each other which give all the ferrets 3x as much floor space to exercise in
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Dont know if Dave Arthurs 07951286630 is still doing them he was repairing them hes in Rotherham Y.I.S Leeview
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he might of been down the pit at one time but came out and was a chimney sweep in later years Y.I.S Leeview
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A wise man speaks because he has something to say a fool speaks because he has to say something
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Association Of Working Lurcher/longdogs ( Awl )
Leeview replied to Giro's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
I introduced Johnny Scott to the AWL as a President, I split up with Jayne june 2016 and never heard anymore from her, although I got told John Bennet was made chairman, I met JB at a show in Nottingham and asked him how it was going he said he had resigned when he found out Johnny Scott was being paid £!,500 for expenses to ,attend these meetings Id like to see proof of this . Y.I.S Leeview -
hes living by Dunham Bridge when he had our dog
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I know Charlie Lister very well ,more likely the dog would of been injured in his only race.
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according to Greyhound Data Bank Tunnel only had 1 race he won that so I suppose you could say he was unbeaten
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Pretty much nationwide was covered, a more detailed study of age and diseases was on hares shot on estates in East Anglia and Hampshire and involved 4,000 hares
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75% of leverets are born in June,July, August and September. July alone 30% are born. 10% are born in March April and May with a further 10% in October the remaing 5% being born in November from females born in the spring
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Lampingmad theres usually a good reason the hares are few and far between on land thats not suiting the hares micky why is it the wrong time of the year? Y.I.S Leeview
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well here I go again I use willow ?? Y.I.S Leeview
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Ill be going to the Show at Doncaster on Sunday not exhibiting but to buy , I hate that word, if your going ill bring some along Y.I.S Leeview
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it may be new to you but ive been using it for close on 30 years. the twines go back a lot further some of these mills closed nearly that long ago and research shows the labels dating from 1920, the Barbour twine goes back years and is now labelled as Barbour Coates (nothing to do with waxed jackets) still higher standards than the far eastern imported twine texture like barbed wire in comparison Y.I.S Leeview
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Alan Clarke exchanged twines long before we actually got the Guild of Net Makers up and running, Bill Sneddon and Derek weldon admired it last year when they saw it and then this year Alan Salmon was more than interested. I had the twines with me at Weston Park and the most asked question was " Where do you get this from?" I cant divulge that for reason someone will be in there and buy the lot ,I did give some away to visiting net makers. As for not fancying the wax once again you have not seen this twine and give your opinion, its waxed for a reason to lubricate it when stitching, its no
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well as you said earlier you have nt seen it but your happy with Engles twine , I have seen and tried Engles and my preference is linen all the way.
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they hang well on the pins some bulkier than others, I have 6strand S twist. 6strand braided various waxed linens and some 10 strand all hold on a single knot
