nivek65
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not been shot bud, think a cat has had a go at it first and then the dog finished it off, just checked the hutch and not much left now, so they must be enjoying it lol
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thanks, bud, when a put the chicken in they just about take the bowl out of ma hand lol, will keep them on meat for a while,
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was out tonight and the dog managed to catch a pigeon from the undergrowth, thought i would give it to ma 2 young jills, well when a dropped it in the cage one of them just about sh-t its self, and they both did nor seem keen, after a while they started to eat it, is this normal for them to be kinda wary at first, this is the first time they have had a full pigeon, usually feed them alpha ferret food, and chicken legs. cheers
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mines are 6 months old now and they just play nip, handling is the only cure, if you dont they will just bite all the more, put some kitten milk in the palm of your hand and let them drink it from there,
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keep handling them [bANNED TEXT], i have 2 young ones just now and an older hob and have never been bitten yet, mind the dog got nipped the other week, hanging from the dogs nose the old hob was lol, handle them every day they will calm down in the end. i think it is all about trust with them, no doubt someone on here will tell you otherwise bud.
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thanks for the sensible advice folks
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just stick to the russells mate there a better all round terrier cheers benji, think i will got that chance of a good russel dog for her,
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terrier man, just a honest question thats all i asked, pity some folk are treating it as a joke.
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stop end, for yor info i had my last russel for 13 years and had one litter of her, i gave them away, so not for financial game, i will be keeping one pup from this bitches litter for working alongside the mother as the mother is a worker and my last one was to, so they are not the so called muppet russels you take about, i have had russels all my life, but just asked a simple question, no need for a dick head of an answer like you gave, maybe you just dont like russels, but hey ho everyone to there own, stig, i only asked as i saw a lad with a couple of russel cross patterdales at a show
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i have a 3yr old jack russel bitch, she is due in season this month and i am going the breed her, i have always bred my jack russels with other jack russels, but this time i fancy crossing this bitch with another kind of terrier ie patterdal/ or something , has any of you experts got any suggestions what would be a good kind of terrier to cross with my jack russel bitch. any info would be great ,
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great service from irdport nets, as said before you cant go wrong with them
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my jack russel bitch 3yrs old is due in season later this month, i am looking for a stud jack russel for her in or near the scottish borders, this will be her first litter, looking for a good dog for her. she is a very finely built bitch.
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no wonder hunting gets bad press with shite like that going on. just gives the do gooders more amo to try and get hunting banned
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i have had 2 young ones since june, they were 8 weeks old when i got them, never been bitten yet, i handle them every day, even my little boy 7yrs old handles them. they sometimes have a little play nip but it is nothing,i can even stick a finger through the mesh in the cage and not get bitten, mind when i put some chicken legs, in there is no way they will let go of them, so if they wanted to bite they could probably give me a good nip. plenty of handling and playing with them will sort out the problem, as said before gloves are a big no no, just asking for more trouble.
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if ah was a ferret ah would bite them freaks to lol
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i got my new one from iain hodges good service,£160 i learnt the hard way buying second hand, got a second hand one from flea bay, £100, 2 months later and the box gave up, expensive lesson
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having trouble getting the collar on ma young jills, anyone any ideas of the best way to get it on, they are rather jumpy when i try and put it on, i am just wanting them to get used to it before i start them out, also would i be able to put a jill down without a collar and if she does not appear send down my hob with a collar on and see if he can find her, i used to ferret years ago and never used locators never had any problems then, but it seems now adays every body is using collars. thanks folks for any info.
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they are just over 5 months now
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here is my new young ones for this season, hopefully they will be fine, going to take them out for a wee run next week, found a realy small set that is empty so will give them a practice in it
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only one ferreting stall, if i did not have the we fella with me i would have been out of there in 30 mins, clothes stands are just over priced, wont be back next year unless it improves big time
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]was there today with the wee fella, only one ferreting stand, plenty of outdoor clothing, but there prices are way to steep, and the food, well that was just another story, 3 quid for a slice sausage roll and a 4 quid for a burger, still enjoyed the day out though, nice to see the hounds though.
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am looking to start making my own nets, well giving it ago any way, what is the best to use, where is the best place to buy the kits from and what is the best size of needles to use, any info welcome as i have never made them before, so heres hopping,
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cheers joe, will suck it and see, day out if nothing else.
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looking to go to this show on saturday, what are the trade stands like, looking to spend some cash if they are any good.
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has anyone got info on a good game bag i am on the look out for a new one, could do with one that has a pocket for my locator to go into, also looking for a good skinning knife if anyone knows where i can get them from let me know please
