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    That sounds like brilliant advice, but what on earth is cored braid a cored braid has a core a solid string etc on the inside of it covered by the braid so you cannot splice it unless you pull back the braid and cut a bit of the core out Thankyou Auld salmon!!
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    Its the best ferreting book Ive ever read!
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    This is a great place, just in Whitley Bay http://www.deepblueshooting.com/
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    Cracking little pups there!!
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    Woodga, hippychick, LDR, molecatcher, mad al and of course Ditch when he used to be here!
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    A good friend of mine has taken a collie cross/ whippet from the dog trust, its been to five different homes and has gone back every time due to its aggression. She has taken it on and is determined to try her best to sort the problem out for the dog. She's contacted so many people asking for advice and no one seems able to help her. Im not sure of the exact details but if any dog trainers could PM me I will send her email address if you fancy giving her a bit of advice? Thanks in advance.
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    STAGE 1 Imagine this is the bottom of your purse net and you have fed the running nylon through the meshes. At this point I used to tie a knot about 6 – 8 inches away from the ring then feed the two ends through the purse net hole and tie another knot, well, not any more; now I get to the point in the picture and do the following. STAGE 2 Put the bodkin needle through one of the lines. STAGE 3 Feed the other line end through the eye of the bodkin. STAGE 4 Now pull the line through like so. STAGE 5 Now feed the other line through the eye of the bodkin. STAGE
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    That sounds like brilliant advice, but what on earth is cored braid
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    I have to say, I recently ordered some stuff off them and I found them to be very prompt and professional. I wouldn't hesitate to order from them in the future, I also found them to be quite a lot cheaper than anywhere else
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    oh I'm absolutely thrilled!! What great news!
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    He He, its cos I haven't been doing any hunting stuff for two weeks!!! If you could see them normally :sick: Im not sure you would say that!! :blush:
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    Ive just learned how to do this so I thought I'd share it. To join two nylon twines together without a knot you will need to splice them together for this you will need a ‘bodkin’ needle which is just a fairly big needle with a big eye. For the purposes of demonstration I have coloured one of the twines black so it’s easier to see. STAGE 1 Both ends will be cut and will be slightly frayed. STAGE 2 Put the yellow twine through the needle eye. STAGE 3 About 4 – 5 inches from the end of the black twine insert the bodkin in the middle of the twine making sure it glides
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    northumberland, my friend has some but those ones arnt very friendly and he thinks its funny to open the door when im near which sends me running........friendly ones might be a step in the right direction PM me, Im in Northumberland too, you can come and see my ferts anytime, they are all soft as muck! Good little workers though They get handled so much every day.
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    that sounds like a good bit of advice, im sure ive heard it before mind Take it from me, ITS VERY GOOD ADVICE!!! (If it wasnt for Mole catcher i'd still be doing slip knots! )PM me if you are still stuck, believe me, Ive been there and done it so many times!
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    That is so very true!!!
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    Got mine today!! Brilliant!! I would highly recommend it
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    I never read the tabloids, they are utter nonsense and make things up to ensure the papers get sold! It doesn't suprise me to read J Darcy's comments at the start of this thread!
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    Phobia's

    jultaylor1972 replied to Gav's topic in General Talk

    Wasps! I hate the damn things - No wonder I hate summer.
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    Madness gone politically correct!!
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    Firstly, I would never muzzle a ferret because it is cruel and unnecessary and secondly, if your ferret is staying down for that length of time then there is a very good chance that it has killed underground - I dont imagine that it would drag the rabbit out for you In my limited experience that has never happened while I've been ferreting. When your ferret has killed underground then you will have to dig to get it out and there are two methods for this; either a liner ferret which will entail digging lots of holes and isn't always reliable or safe; or you could save up and buy a locator and
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    Got mine the other day! Cheap as chips and brilliant to knit with!!
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    Never a more true word!! Here's a test to prove it............................ go and get you wife and dog and put them both in the car boot, securely lock it and leave! Go back in an hour and see who is the happiest to see you!!! I rest my case!
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    What a day! We set lots of long nets and purse nets; I got a lesson off Daz to set my new traditional net and later he fixed my quickset net which was in such a tangle! We put the ferrets in here and literally within 15 seconds we had a bolt! We worked all the way up on the part Daz and Ferretville had cleared earlier in the week then back down the hedge line. On two occasions Daz had to dig and got two rabbits out each time! Ferretville had his fair share of digging too but the ferret moved after he’d dug for ages, this was a lot deeper than it looks! I dug to my ferr
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    Ferret box company is the place to get one! Cheapest and best IMO.
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