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The Grubs Stalker are the same boots Tomo but with a Vibram sole... was looking at those at the midland ian, but ended up getting the new "la crosse" reduced from £130 to £50 full length realtree all rubber full legth , neoprean lined , and a proper hiking boot sole. so far they are first class and would deffo recomed these
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yes they are good boots, but bewaer, mine were like slick racing tyers after 6 months , bought them last year at the midland . after 6 month in them daily , the sole is smooth. so any body that does a lot of walking they might not last long
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mix and match for me , depends on the weather , try to ferret twice a week , more somtimes. like to lamp a couple of times a week during the dark weeks , also like to flush a couple of times a week. all depends on the moon and the weather
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could have been another animal underground, fox most likly or badger, mink.
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HOW DID THEY DO IT THEN BEFORE POSIONS, IT WORKED THEN. i think talon was asking to see if today could match the old days. and the answer is no because the laws and regulations and the multi nationals have now idea. why do we place posions all over the country multiple sites with no real traceablity. befor poisions when was that , poision has been around as long as man first started trapping,
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i used to do all my old companys golf courses, and whilst i didn't run anything like moleys amount i had between 100 -150 traps set on difrnt courses. I couldn't mark them with the useual sticks/canes or wire tealers, because of the grass being cut evryother day, pluss so many members of the public on the course , not just golfers , but dog walkers as well. I found the best was ground marker paint , it comes in a big airasol can , i liked the blue one , but it dont realy matter what colour. just a quik squirt on the ground near the trap now some of you may laff hear, but i als
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i would personly like to see more from your dog WH, we know he is catching a cerian amount of your chosen quarry species, but what about the other stuff , you say yourself you have limited suplies of rabbits and hares. get him doing numbers on them , see how he is after a few seasons with regard to injurys. 2 year old is still a pup. see where you are after 4 year. theres a dog in earth dog running dog , at stud its 18 month old wheaton cross and last of all WH the fact its hancock bred is going to be negative thing , theres still atot of people out there that want there
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if i were you i would be very reluctant to run my dog 2 days befor the heat, if he gets injured you will be fecked.
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here is one with a good few on 32 i think
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i think there was 32 on here as well
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how many nobby??????? you should have gone to the new farm, just make shure you take an oxygen bottle for those steep banks
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Someone that would know how to use it...im in!! OK good reply if its a longnetting contest, i dont think it should include ferreting to longnets. it should just be proper night time netting
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south america is covered in dence rain forest, yet evry week new species of tiny incects are found. submarines go in to the deepest trenches under the sea , and discover new species of small fish. people go on safari in africa and take photoes of all manor of big cats, i myself have photo's of a cheata in south africa that i was about 30 feet from. i was in the kruga national park the size of wales, and theres only 250 in the hole park. and yet in this tiny highly populated country , theres only the odd glipse of a big fook of cat the size of a sheep. bollox i think in
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and who the feck would want a 50yrd trammel
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who in your eyes was the dog/king of the fens
TOMO replied to chimp's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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no for my pest control buisness
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Its a very young mother at only 18 month old, cant of seen much graft
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ok it time for me to renew my insurance, had the mrs on the internet, but you still have to ring to get a price. just so im not ringing evry single insurer , if any of you have any recemendations of good companys , let me know. pm if ya like, and if ya dont mind giving me a genral idea of price, iknow its a little personal. oh and also weather it 1mil 5 mil or 10 mil. cheers gents TOMO
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i have been informed they do last a little longer than a normal batterie of the same ampage. but the real advantage is the weight, they weigh nothing.
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up at 5 this morning , over to mansfield to pick paddy up , and up in the dales just after 8 well the plan was to doo a big bank about a hundred yard long , long net round the bottom then others criss cross , and a few purse nets. paying particular attention to the holes through and under the wall , as they always head for these. we were quite fortunate on here and went along quikly , in about 1 1/2 hour . only 2 digs as well . by the end of the bank we had 35. we then did a little 20 holer wich added another 8. then across to a nettle bed that has a good sized warren in it and
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theres loads on here about them , just go to search at the top right and put in greyhound ferret
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heres one told to me by snareman just the other day, get one of those small fluffy chicks , the sort of thing you get from greeting card shops. glue it to a tyle or a bit of board , scatter some egg shels around. not done it myself but snareman says they cant resist
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i dont mean to offend but how can you justify 400 pound for a pup that has bearly left the teat. dont get me wrong i dont mean to cause an argument, maybe i just need educating about the minshaw lurcher. some look like saluki based coursing dogs and some look like bullx lamping dogs is there a difference in strain or is it just pot luck how they turn out. thankyou. £400 is a joke, they're lurchers nothing more nothing less. seems to me chubs , you just want an argument, didn't you sell your litter of whippet pups for £300 EACH , im not knocking your pups in fact they looke
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For Old Dears I would use a Shipman cross.
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its amazing how quik they got up there, mind you 70 mile an hour up the A1 , it wouldn't take that long