FERRETBOY
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what you after catching lol.i have never knitted a fox net so big,im guessing its like a minature gate net.it will be around £10 - £11 including p&p maybe a little more. good hunting rew
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£5 and £1 p&p mate.i am pretty busy at the moment as theres a few lads wanting some so it may be a few weeks. good hunting rew
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Heres a few pics of the finished nets.they will be in the post as soon as i recieve payment mate cheers. good hunting rew
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im glad you found her good hunting rew
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Its a dog, its nob give that away if you look at the pic mate, out of mike browns stuff ,catches rabbits well for a year old i knew it was going to be big the first time i saw it, he had big feet for a whippet i would think he was the biggest in the litter and yes hes bang on 23 now trust me i measured him on a table so he was level with my eye line,with a tape measure i was serprized myself :whistle: i didnt look at the pic properley,anyway nice size whippet you have what are his parents.anyone breeding any greyhounds with any of mikes browns stud whippet they are a nice size ,also wha
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i thought norfolk lurchers and dodos had something in common good hunting rew
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9 out of 10 from me there defo worth there cash i really like the next pic good hunting rew
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nice bag mate,i wish i was hitting numbers like that. good hunting rew
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nice pics born hunter, good hunting rew
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anyone know of any lurcher and ferret shows in and around nottingham coming soon like the one in hucknall whens that next i cant wait. good hunting rew
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Normaly they have done most of their growing height wise at 6 months may be another inch and a half she seem to have taken alot from the whippet side maybe, she going to be small imo I measered my whippet the other day 23 inchs thats a very nice size for a whippet i dont want to sound as though you dont know owt but have you measured her right i mean to her shoulders its just that its very big for a whippet,also what lines it from .anyway its a beauty has it done much this year.is it a bitch or a dog. good hunting rew
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how much are you looking to pay per year for one dog good hunting rew
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i do think shes a little old to be starting to be doing basic training with her really,she didnt start catching untill her second season so shes a very slow learner.its our fault though picking her when she was 16 weeks this was very late really. good hunting rew
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nice one frank you have some lovely countryside near you.hows the pup coming on,what training have you done with her. good hunting rew
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isnt that what the pin point control thing is for so you can work in silence good hunting rew
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thanks mate shes a pleasure to work with aswell.do anyone think i could go back to basics in the summer and try and train her to retrieve. good hunting rew
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my ferrets are not out and out workers as they can have there bad days.truthfully they are not worked that often so i cant moan.sounds as though your ferret is doing ok for its first outing emerging from another hole says hes searching the warren,a ferrets a ferret it will do what comes natural so keep with him.i think my poley is blind or dosy as she runs into everything in front of her lol but this doesnt affect her hunting. good hunting rew
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nice one mate i havnt had to use the mrk3 yet (silent ferreter you see) next time ill ferret a shallow warren i might make loads of nose so the rabbits stay put and that way ill get to use the mrk3 lol.im glad theres good feed back on it though it seems ok above ground when i try it out so fingers crossed. good hunting rew
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bramble is 4 in june or july this year.yes it is a plastic toolbox very light weight so its perfect for me as im walking 5 or more hours every ferreting trip.it takes 40 or more minutes to get to my hunting ground. the only thing is i have to keep it out of sun as the black plastic will get hot. good hunting rew
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yes mate took the pics with the s5600 its a nice little camera well worth there money. good hunting rew
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decided to take the lurcher and ferrets out as the weather was perfect.i left the nets at home and let the dog chase any bolters.the first warren there was a nice mark by bram so in went the albino jill,minutes later bram flew straight into the hole grasping a nice healthy rabbit in her dentches.of to the next warren,there was no mark but i insisted on ferreting it as there were fresh diggins but i should of trusted the dog as after entering the ferrets they soon emerged.the next warren was on a steepish bank both of the ferrets were entered and another coney bolted with bramble close behind b
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i love the merle dog,have you got any better pics of it?what size is it? good hunting rew
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well said mole trapper and chaz,i have also a hancock bred shes not the best but i get alot of sport out of her.she could be alot better (im talking about obediance wise) if she wasnt such a nervous puppy but as a worker shes a great rabbiter but would make a better grade if we had more game to run her at. good hunting rew
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nice dog robinmcleod2 my dog was the same so she was very hard to train.she is alot better now and loves humans but dogs there a no go.saying that take her out with another dog for a few days and shes fine with that certain dog but strange dogs she goes back to being nervous,i have heard a few people having the same problem with hancocks dogs its down to him breeding to many IMOA and not being able to socialise with them which they need in them early weeks of there life.but saying this if i was going for another collie cross hes the man i would go to as you ruffley know what you are getting an
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they look like cracking pups goodluck finding new homes for them. good hunting rew
