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thanks for the help I've just been down to the local shop and got some answers going to give it a go next weekend all that kit would be a shame to sell also found out i have got a beach caster and reel with 2 rigs so holidays will be covered as well!!! anton

Hi all, Would not want to dig a lay up on that one could be a bit of a bugger LOL well done mate cheers anton

As i have posted on here before i can repair some Mk1 boxes (not all and it takes time) so you should have many years of happy locating well done what a bonus

try telling any landowner your not going to control rabbits in summer, as it spoils nexts years sport, and you could well find someone else with permission, rabbits are pests, and the time they really need controlling, some totally stop, whether its ferreting,hawking,lamping,trapping etc, it still goes on, you still going to be culling pregnant or milky does remember, your sport is someones livleyhood As you have quite rightly said depends on the land owner some want it, some new "clever" farmers don't. i have some farmers i have to go all year round just keep the permission other

hi all, Myself, i would carry on, same as always.... big coat, big pockets, nets and ferts in a bag. Been going on for hundreds of years in this country long before the anti mob were on the scene. I have also practised the fine art in two or three EU country's, where i was living, which require a hunting permit, on the sly like just a matter of adaptation In good old Germany and Bulgaria i was seen as something of a novelty in the hunting community especially when you show the right people how to knit purse and long nets let alone bringing an "English" lurcher into the equation. Same

Hi all, Just been given a load of fishing tackle... rods, reels box/seat etc a couple of years old but, you don't look a gift horse in the mouth trouble is I've never been fishing in my life !!!! and haven't got a clue love to give it a go before the the better half sticks it all on fleabay would anybody be willing to show me the ropes as it were for a couple of hours willing to pay for your day ticket etc in exchange for some good advice located in the Northampton / Bedford area cheers anton

hi Rob mate this is what she will look like when in season , the vets a sheriffe hill , do jill jabs or FERRET PORN!!!! LOL :clapper:

The ones that i make myself LOL Cheerio anton

cheers for all the info would it be worth asking local anglers where to go? i mean i've heard that most anglers regard these as a pest! licence is a must after looking on the website thanks for the tip Anybody in the Rose of the shires willing to give me a few pointers for a first time angler? thanks in advance for any help cheerio anton

Hello all, Silver, albino, poley does not matter as long as they do what they supposed to do Been breeding for a fair few years now and have noticed no difference in working ability just because of colour. Falconers prefer albino or white because of the birds recognising ferret verses prey so the Falconer that i work with says I put a silver hob over a honey coloured late last year and got one honey two polecat one white black eyed and one albino with red eyes (best worker out of the lot as it turns out) the polecats were very polecatty if you know what i mean. There was a th

ace32, have you ordered any sheet netting off this bloke if so what was it like..... i mean 100yds of 6oz for £25 seems cheap to me cheerio anton

I reckon prey drive is the speed and heart to catch and prey sense is the ability to learn how to catch if you know what i mean you won't get far putting a drag racing car on a f1 track cheerio anton

Hi all, First off i'm not an angler or anything but, thinking about going for Crayfish this year to tide me over till Sept and then back to game any advice welcome. Would also love to start fishing but, have not got a clue which is a shame with all of the lakes and rivers around here anybody? cheers anton

Hi all, Just my tuppence worth.... The two running dogs i have at the mo are like chalk and cheese. The dog collie x grey x whippet good on lamp loads of "prey drive" won't stop till he drops only use him for open spaces and lamping.he was started quite young. The bitch Grey x Collie with deffo more collie than grey, brilliant marker. "prey drive" ok "prey sense" brilliant she's only used for ferreting have started her late with 18 months and it's paid off well. The thing is there is no way that i could swap roles with the dogs and would not want to as the two work together very

Thanks tiercel another little niggle solved never thought about inner tubes cheers