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Welcome to THL All the best, Sam
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Welcome to THL All the best, Sam
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Welcome to THL All the best, Sam
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Welcome to THL All the best, Sam
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Welcome to THL All the best, Sam
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Welcome to THL All the best, Sam
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Probably the best thing to do. You'll know them better when theyr'e a bit older and you'll be able to see the character better. All the best, Sam
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Welcome to THL All the Best, Sam
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Hello and :welcomeani: You've come to the right place for advice. Regards, Sam
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hello and welcome to THL All the best, Sam
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The simple answer is no, you cant make an s400 into an s410. You can however make them into multishot but as said they are manual indexing. I had an s400 for years for rabbiting amongst other things, it was a brilliant gun. You dont need a multishot for hunting, it does sometimes make things easier but reloading a mag whilst lamping is a pain in he ass. It sounds to me like your local gun shop is trying to make more money out of you. Stick with the s400 mate, cant fault it for anything. Regards, Sam
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Nice looking pups mate, Have you decided which one you're having? All the best, Sam
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Welcome to theHuntingLife All the best, Sam
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if you do any ratting inside farm buildings, look for dirty marks aroud the walls, where they run. They never run across the middle of the room. Follow the s***ty marks and it will eventually lead you to a tunnel or hole. They are phenomenal climbers. I was trapping some that lived in a wall cavity and they were climbing up a sheer brick wall to get into the nest. Anywhere there is a food source for them, they will be nearby. Regards, Sam
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Hello and welcom to THL regards, Sam
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Hello and welcom to THL All the best, Sam
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Hello and welcome mate! :welcomeani:
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Midlands man living in New Zealand
sharp_shooter_sam replied to possumtrapper's topic in New Member Introductions
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I have tried the benzyl, the dogs arn't scratching anymore but there is still fleas on them. 2 of the dogs live outside in a stable on"dog matresses" and one lives in the house.I will get frontline spray and treat them again, i will try a combination of the tratments, shampoo and frontline aswell as treating the house. Never realised how expensive it was to keep fleas as pets!! Im gonna try and kill the b******* once and for all, if i ever see another flea in my life it will be too soon!! Will post a comment to let you know how i get on. Thanks for the advice gents, Regards, Sam
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Ok guys, cheers for the help, i will get on it right away!! Regards, Sam
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Anyone heard the latest on swine flu, i dont know if i heard wrong but apparantly there is going to be 100,000 new cases a day in britain alone!! This cant be right, any thoughts?(or anyone suffering?) Regards, Sam.
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How much benzyl benzoate do you apply and where because i know it burns the skin if you put to much on. we have benzyl and garlic for the horses so i will be giving it a try, Thanks. Regards, Sam
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Also, i thought i would mention, there is also a collie bitch and another labrador bitch and they have the problem too. Regards, Sam.
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Im after a terrier for ratting in a few months, i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with any? Someone recommended a plummer or a patterdale, what do you think chaps? Regards, Sam
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Can anyone help me, i have a problem involving fleas. My girlfriends dog has them and no matter what i do i cant get rid of them. I have tried flea shampoos, powders, and even collars. the only thing that worked was the collar which was effective for about a week, then low and behold they returned. I dont really want the expense of vet bills so if anyone knows of the 'magic cure' please let me know. The dog is a five year old black labrador bitch. Regards, Sam