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Everything posted by stubby
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anytime you want, alot give up ferreting when theirs young as it can mean the rabbits wont bolt, and therefore more digging is normal, but as a form of pest control, its all year round
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the missus just saw one run back under the shed, as she was closing them up for the night, so may just get a couple more
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the woe bit, if you read it correctly is to smelly nellys post, quoted above,
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todays catch, a single youngster, think this is nearing the end of the infestation, as none of the PEANUT BUTTER has been taken from other traps, I think the catching trap going off, tends to set a few others off to
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beat me to it
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you wont fit through those pipes
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is it a lone ferret, or housed with others
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you mean, I not you
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hob looks more like a sandie than a pole
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appologise for reading it wrong, but if your running a "pest control buisness" are you therefore charging to clear rabbits and passing that on, or doing as a "freebie" to help the buisness, are you going to instruct these ferreters to do treatment reports and method statements, will they be covered by your public liability insurance, as a buisness, do you not need to check out , those you send rabbit work and in my opinion, you need to drop the "woe is me act" just my opinion mind
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christ, 3 posts in over a year, and you want everyone to give you numbers for rabbiting permission why did'nt I think of asking that, rather than finding my own
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prehaps put them up on the running dog section, rather than ferreting
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try looking at/in the foot
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fox; red bushy tail, looks like small dog rabbit; small furry thing, hops alot, big ears,eats carrots sorry, couldent resist
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it was either emptied before of after going off, or the trap second from left, may have set it off, when it caught that mouse
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if only it was that easy
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your right about not getting to smaller a cc, but dont go over the top, you just admitted you aint got loads of cash, which bigger bikes can cost, and carry on costing to keep running, buying a cheap higher power bike is gonna cost when it goes wrong, also, dont just "expect to pass" we sold wasp's (my missus) bike, a 250cc hornet to a young lad who knew he would pass, he's now on his 3rd attempt I'd look into a 600cc, but with the restrictor plates in, bringing it down to the 33bhp, it'll still do a ton (100mph) Im gonna say, look at second hand HONDA HORNET 600, if you look around 98 2000
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make one
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I knew there were good points to getting old, my vitara just cost me £229 fully comp with protected no claims
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try sheilas wheels, ladies only insurance, is normally cheaper for some reason and also better for her to get her own "no claims"
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this mornings catch, one trap left with peanut butter, so may be coming to the end
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go for it, cant see a problem
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I'd never share a sheep
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needs a price and location, or it gets deleated
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our day techs tend to make their own, using either peanut butter or chocolate spread as a base ingrediant, prehaps thats what you'vre heard from a pestie?
