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4 hours ago, W. Katchum said:
I be trying a pair next time round. Heard too many good reviews to ignore em, an most from guys who on there feet all day
You won’t go wrong with them, comfortable, hard wearing, and relatively low maintenance,
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Dedito boots are the boots of choice for me
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If you keep a good number of Jill’s I would definitely recommend a snipped hob, they save all the hassle of getting the Jill’s brought out of season every spring, and any unnecessary bred kits,
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Quality as usual rob
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24 minutes ago, vfr400boy said:
The complete book of ferrets , cant remember who its by , its an old book but very informative
that’s the one, covers everything one might need to know
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I’m very much a Jill man, I like nice strong Jill’s, I do have the odd hob in my team, but only use them sparingly,
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3 minutes ago, Glyn..... said:
Couple of youngsters
Big strong chocolate dog, very smart
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Chris mason vets in bamber bridge, I paid £60 about 4 years ago
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9 hours ago, jigsaw said:
We keep 3 Jill's and a job here,and as the time of year it is the Jill's are in full heat,and we've the job in a different section of the yard in a separate cage,but fuk me the poor b*****d is demented,he's slowly dismantling the cage front,...he was booked in for the snip last week but we all got COVID so it's been postponed till next week,and then it takes 2 weeks before he's ready to be let loose on the ladies,it can't happen soon enough,the noise of him rattling and pulling on the cage is never ending,he's frustrated the poor fecker,is there anything that can relax him,....I expect not
I keep my vasectomised hob in with the Jill’s all year round, he doesn’t bother them that much to be honest, when he’s done a cage full I move him down into the next cage, where as hobs that are housed separately seem more manic if that makes sence
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Try mark bell,rabbit fever,he has a wide range of boxes
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2 hours ago, jok said:
Not into the mesh open fronts, offers the ferrets no protection from the elements
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Mark bell at rabbit fever we have all used his nets this season with no complaints
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Look nice chunky pups Daniel
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Try new batteries, abit obvious but worth a try
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3 hours ago, chartpolski said:
£400 a working mans price ?
Times have changed.
Working bred pups went to working dog men for free, or a price that would cover the breeding and leave a bit for the breeder to have a pint or two.
Dont get me wrong, it's a sellers market, and I don't begrudge lads making a bit on selling pups, if it was what I wanted, price wouldn't enter the equation !
My last two dogs, a teckel and a deer/grey, were gifted, because the breeders knew they'd be worked, but I'd have gladly paid the asking price.
But I still feel a little uneasy about "working mans price".
Just my opinion.
Cheers.
In todays market we’re shit bred pups bringing upwards of £2000 I think £400 is a great price
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Good to see a working man’s price for a change, fair play
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Pups turned into a cracking looking animal blue, you look to be having a good season too
Keep at em
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23 hours ago, Daniel cain said:
Plummer??
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6 minutes ago, Bosun11 said:
He was 70 Neil
Cheers thought he would be around that age
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Enjoyed his articles in the countrymans weekly when I was a school lad, what age would he of been??
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41 minutes ago, nothernlite said:
Just tbink.if you had used les nelsons longnets you coyld have doubled your catch
well done neil great and hard day out
We never lost a single rabbit from those nets, so far I’m impressed with them
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23 minutes ago, Moocher71 said:
Well done to you all ,if I take 4/5 coney in morning I'm lucky as no numbers local ,was you working hobs or Jill's.
Atb
I had a team of 4 jills out, the other lads had mixed teams of hobs and jills, I find the hobs are abit overkill for this earlie in the season, Il use my jills til about November/December then switch to a team af 3 hobs
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8 minutes ago, welsh_hunter12 said:
Is rabbit fever a website or eBay page? I’m after some new bits and bobs
He’s on eBay but does have a website
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8 minutes ago, Wideboy said:
You’re just teasing now
Watch this space mate we are just warming up,
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In season.
in Ferrets & Ferreting
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You couldn’t make this up, did reading a few books or research on the internet not seem a good idea before getting ferrets??? Unbelievable!