Plong
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Would be a bit on the heavy side for a few wild trout.
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13' float rod is probably your best choice.
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Why would anyone bother stealing 13 ferrets in one go, can't see them nicking them just to go for a days ferreting, and how did they go about finding all these house's that keep ferrets?
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All look in very good condition, how running dogs should look. Like the whippet alot.
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Once had a buyer saying an item was missing out of the parcel I sent, paypal refunded him even though I had postage receipt with weight on it that proved all 3 items where in the parcel. Had another guy buy a new telescopic fishing rod off me and claimed it had been used so I said return it for a refund, instead he opened a paypal dispute a few days later. After a couple of weeks paypal found on his side and he sent the rod back, when it came back it was clear it had been used by him. He must have just wanted it to take on holiday. Spoke to another guy who sells boats and outboards, he sold a
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Just read a magazine where a fairly well known person admits to coursing hares, no doubt he will be getting hassel for it. -
Another day another Nuttal post, do a search mate theirs been loads of threads on nuttal bred dogs.
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Just keep spending time in garden with them may never get to the stage where you can leave them alone together, but as long as the terrier is willing to leave them while your there you should be ok.
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Yeah but she tried framing an innocent bloke when first arrested, seemed a bit of a nut job in her first trial.
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Must be true then, just like most of the rest of the stuff he wrote Fair point
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Any recepies for black panthers?
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Im sure I read some where Brian Plummer dug some with his dogs.
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Seen it with a late litter of kits, a couple where not great not ill, just not as strong as the others and after a couple of days they had gone the jill must have eaten them.
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Seen some in a cage trap in France this summer one adult one day and then 2 young ones the next day, on the lake I was fishing. Looking at the teeth on them it would be like getting bit by a 10lb rat
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If you think you have lost them bang your hand on the ground next to a hole, sounds like a rabbit thumping about and they usually come to it.
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Greyhounds where always run doubled up on hares and never seen a injury caused by this. Also when bolting with ferrets we often have 2 dogs loose never been a problem.
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Why what's up with going for a days hunting, are you an anti?
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Maggot's or worm, maggot's can empty the river if it's low.
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imo its not always easier to catch things running doubled up. some dogs will push there self harder when doubled up and look good, but dont succeed very well as single handed dogs. That's very true often the fastest dog push the quarry away from the slower dog.
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In daylight some dogs work well as a team.
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Yeah must be them super ferrets you have that drag the rabbits out, any chance of some kit's next year?
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How do you know, rabbit's shy off bolting if they here noise above ground, smell nets so why not see nets. Didnt even say they cant see them... just say using brightly coloured nets has never stopped me getting rabbits... ... however my ferrets are either dragging a rabbit out or on the arse of a rabbit ... .. i cant prove weather or not they see them... which is why i didnt mention them seeing the net.. funny enough ive never had a problem with making noise above ground either... again though.. thats probably thanks to my ferrets ..(i have a wingy terrier (as most terriers are when
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How do you know, rabbit's shy off bolting if they here noise above ground, smell nets so why not see nets. Didnt even say they cant see them... just say using brightly coloured nets has never stopped me getting rabbits... ... however my ferrets are either dragging a rabbit out or on the arse of a rabbit ... .. i cant prove weather or not they see them... which is why i didnt mention them seeing the net.. funny enough ive never had a problem with making noise above ground either... again though.. thats probably thanks to my ferrets ..(i have a wingy terrier (as most terriers are when
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How do you know, rabbit's shy off bolting if they here noise above ground, smell nets so why not see nets.
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Rember my uncle telling me about one he had seen years ago (late 80's) and it was sat on the top of its kennel, I don't know how high the kennel was but my uncle could not belive how high it had jumped. I don't know if it was worked or not.
