bobcullen79
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Plays a blinding part in it too. Well worth a watch.
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Just watched `71. Worth a watch. About a british soldier who gets left behind on a hostile northern irish street in 1971.
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Ive heard this spoken over the intro to a american documentary, cant remember what it was about,I`ll have to get it off my tin foil hat wearing friend .. Im pretty sure there was no mention about jews though. Maybe Illuminati
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Easy enough to make bud Heres one easy to make, or just use some of the ideas..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9W_3EcCPhU
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Cant believe Deer hunter hasnt had a mention, Deniro and Walken are mustard. Watched The Drop, Unbroken and the equalizer the other day, all worth a watch, with the Equalizer coming top.
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How did I miss this gem of a thread.. Roses are red, Violets are blue. Im schizophrenic, and so am I...
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Hobs have a much stronger smell when in season. Or when it's afraid lol very afraid ; ) You never had a ferret come across something it didnt fancy its chances with or fought and lost against something below ground, when their tails bottle brush up, have a sniff, usually cos their afraid.. Or in defense, followed by a sharp exit.. If you can notice your hob is in season by the smell of the hutch, I think you need to clean them out more.
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Nice mate.
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Using Dogs Whilst Out With Cattys
bobcullen79 replied to gamerooster's topic in Catapult & Slingshot Hunting
Ive got two terriers that will do it when they fancy it. One will when the other wont usually. Just got a lurcher pup which I plan on doing water retrieve training. -
If your smelling a real musky smell, chances are the weaker hob will be "skunking" in defense or fear from a gland in his A hole. I havent found in season hobs any more smellier, unless your holding them, then you can tell. Its a bit early to be coming into season, but once its started, its started. The only real options now are splitting them up or castrating both. Castration costs around half what a vasectomy does and is a more straight forward procedure. Might get it a bit cheaper if you get them done as a pair too.
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3 of the largest red top water bottles. Socks on them in winter to help with freezing and silver foil tape on them in the summer, stop them going green.
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I think I paid around £110 for the vasectomy, with the option of paying another £70 I think to send the chopped out parts off to make sure it was the right parts FFS, as my hob had small tubes apparently, which I find strange, as he was a over a year old, a fair old size and had monstrous nuts. I declined.. If you just got the lad done, it would mean only one animal to care for post op, he would still fulfill his duties in and out of his cage and if your jills were any good you could still breed off them.
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3 - 4 weeks not long enough; need to give it at least 6 weeks after the op MIne went in just under 3 weeks as I was told two by the vet and another member.. I never had no problems.
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I clear the trees round here as soon as I open the bathroom window..
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Sure it wasnt a Kestrel, after all, we all know what your sizing and guessedamations are like
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We probably ate them at one point. The old boy round the corner goes on about eating their eggs as a kid, reckons he took 15 or 16(Not at once) from the same nest till his dad told him to leave them alone now.. My Grandad told me about him marking Lapwing nests with sticks to collect their eggs to eat too. Nice shooting buy the way YCH..
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Or the strapping young farm hand..
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Minge. Worse still, ginger minge.
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Immaculate conception obviously!!
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Nice mate. Whats the catty, sycamore?
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He`ll be fine in with them once done bud, well 3 or 4 weeks after the op. I would only separate if he starts marking up the jills necks which he probably will, just to give the jills some time out.
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And where the fukc where the parents? Because the damage caused wouldnt have been instant. Poor baby. No wonder ferrets are banned in some parts of america - Cos they cant look after them..
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Like your self Minty, Ive had some nice grayling out of the stretch you mention trotting maggot. Theres some nice Chubb about there too, 6lb+. As for the flies, Couldnt help you, never even handled a fly rod
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It wouldnt be for nothing, it would be for fun. If I went there with mates, I`d turn it into a race lol.
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Imagine getting there and they`d ran out of tea Be a right pain in the arse when you came across people going the other way too.
