stubby
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Im amazed at how many people have presumed I cut wire from a fence, if read correctly, I said you would have too, NOT that I did, the dvd, was called longnetting vol 1,2, & 3, I'll look for more details later
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as I have said, and done to my own, a couple of layers of electrical tape over the speaker, brings that annoying sound down
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that last one had me crying, the guy with the num-chucks
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if you dont want one, why slate them off, I have one, and its gone a full season with no worries, and Ive given it some punishment
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doing a search on here, will give you loads of explanations on locators, I think mk1 or mk3 are both good at the job, and I know ferreters who use both, so at the end of the day, price and availability are going to be what sells it to you, mk1 second hand hold there price, and can from £90 upwards mk3 brand new, can be purchased from as little as £127
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I must be the only one then, that has a collection of dvd's, showing the northern boys and ferreting, and most of them are using the barbed wire idea,
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I get the impressioon you aint seen the dvd's I have Will you dig to a rabbit, and its say 3ft down, and more than one or two in a stop end, the first and sometimes second can be reached, but after that your f****d, so two options, dig more earth out, or put barbed wire along hole, until it reaches the rabbit, twist the wire around and around between your fingers, the "barbs" catch on the fur and get wound in on it, then you pull the rabbit out, as for extra weight to carry, there's hardly any weight there at all, the briar, again a good idea, as long as there is some close by
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this is a hunting site, not a dating site
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well, most of you have probably watched ferreting dvd's, and seen the guy's use bits of barbed wire, to get an out of reach rabbit from a dug hole, I had always thought this was a good Idea, but you have two options, either carry around a piece of barbed wire, not the easiest thing to do, or hope, that where ever your ferreting, has a fence close by, with barbed wire, although, then you'd need to carry wire cutters too, so more often than not, its when your in that situation, that you remember that trick, and wished you had a bit, so my Idea, was to simply make a holder, that I could c
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if your in essex, do a google on the place in rayliegh, they garentee the rifle for as long as you have it, free servicing anytime you take it in
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hi scarface, good write up, I would think about just having the hob snipped as that will solve your future problems, leaving the jill intact, will not only save you money, but give you the option of breeding her with an un-related hob in the future, should you want too
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When should I stop working my pregnant Jill?
stubby replied to gollum's topic in Ferrets & Ferreting
to be honest I would'ent know if there's a scientific time you should stop, but I would'ent take her out at all, if you have other ferts, why not take them as for keeping her seperate, unless you can be 100% sure of your other ferts, I'd split her up a good 10days before due date -
ours cost 50p each, although we gave them £10 for 8 as its run as a charity, had to pick them up from a place in essex, as you say, a bit featherless, but started laying by the second day, and now, 3 weeks later, have settled in fine, are looking alot better and are laying 7 eggs a day, sometimes the full 8
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a better one is the lone ranger, gets captured by indians, and they bury him upto his neck in the sand, he whispers something to tonto, who rides off as fast as he can, arriving back a couple of hours later, with a bar girl, who walks over to the lone ranger, lifts her skirt, revealing no knickers, and kneels down, planting her pu$$y in the rangers face, spitting hairs, the lone ranger shouts, you stupid indian, i said go fetch me a posse
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well thought out reply, when his own hob has been snipped, thus trying to get the jill out of season, WITHOUT GETTING KITTS
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take their shovels away
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give him time, there's no rush, she'll let him know when she's ready
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cant promise you anything, but send me ya name and address in a private pm, and I'll have a look, see If I can dig any out (free of charge) before I start getting loads of pm's from other youngsters ( NO I aint got that many books)
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Ive done embankments with live catch traps, had approx 40 traps laid 20ft apart, baited with horse carrot's, as said, if your on the tracks your need certification, but if your work can be done, keeping the opposite side of a cable run, then techniqualy you DONT need any certification, just permission of course check traps daily, we did ok untill we moved the traps to an area near to a bridle path, where either kids or anti's saw them, and started stamping on the traps
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fair enough reply mate, I'll check with admin, as I think deleating your username ratman79, will also ban your IP address, which then would'ent let you sign on as scarface either
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hi shay
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so did you report is to youtube
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Hi Ditch... just to say.. more than possible... one of my jills came into season very early january ... she easily could have 10 week old kits by now... They are housed outside in a 10 x 4 shed with only dim natural lighting... so its possible... with the way the climate is changing, I wont say thats not possible, but have you got hob's, that came into season too?
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I'll leave all the ferreting answers, as ditch seems to have covered everything that I would have replied, but I will ask you how long have you been "a pest controller" are you fully quailified, or are you saying you have caught/shot a few rats, there's a difference between enjoying the hunting life and being "a pest controller by trade" also, why have you registed as ratman79 as well, is not one username enough,
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hollocks!!! do a search on here mate, for rescue battery hens, I posted the website there somewhere