stubby
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Everything posted by stubby
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look at the time, nearly woke the hole house us
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well lets hope you have some pictures on you pc, the lower the quaility of them, the more you can put on each post, after clicking the reply button, you'll have ya area to type in, just under to the right you'll see a green button , just to the left a grey browse button, click on that, that will take ya into your computer files/photo's etc, click on the picture you want and it will bring you back to your first screen, now hit the green button, to upload it to this site, once uploaded it will say just to the left, the size of the picture and if its to large or ok, you'll see how many bytes you
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buy a mk3
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QUOTE; PICTURE OF THE SISTER IN LAWS PUSSY I thought I was in a sex forum for a minute
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my missus has a clear rubber one opps, wrong sort of rabbit
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I read this topic when it was first posted, and did'nt leave a reply as I thought the same as most on here have, very suss, as a new poster you would have been better wording it differently, rather than saying, you'll pay someone to shoot deer, yet are too skint to buy from a butcher, dont ring right there considering that you havent even taken the time to fill ANYTHING in on you profile, say's enough to me
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just wondering about the rules on obtaining a FAC, have gathered that you normally need permission/written consent from land owner to shoot on their land, but am wondering if there are other reasons that would still give you reason to apply, without such consent reason being, I work for a pest control firm, have my BPCA but as a night worker, the only shooting jobs i attend are air rifle only, in the future i would like to start my own buisness, and be able to advertise the removal of foxes, but presuming i would then need a FAC rated rifle to be able to do this properly therefore could i ob
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you smoke rats out mate NOT RABBITS rabbits are flushed out with ferrets, then either netted,shot, chased by lurcher, flown by hawk,but smoked, your having a joke, surely your not that thick a quite smoker so anything with an engine is outta the question why has it gotta be quite, your not poaching rats are you
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get yaself some malt paste for ferrets (good pet shop) feed her a little daily as a treat, straight from the tube, ferts go nuts for it, after couple days put it on your finger, and offer finger, she will soon get to like you picking her up....
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yep it's more research i think, well it was a long shot but you never know. i sopoes they could be nasty if they wanted .i have been told by [tom, dick n harry] there visous and the people they know who have been bit. any animal will bite mate, depends how you look after it, if you had a dog, that you chucked food too, never handled or played with, never respected, then Im sure one day it would bite you, the same goes for anything, even us humans, any work animal or pet, will only give, what you put into it, treat it with respect and kindess and you'll reap the rewards from it,
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say again
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your 2nd picture, looks like your pumping him up with some air from the cylinder
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that was a tongue in cheek reply you would'ent wanna see me naked in a pair of them things
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"cheap and good working" dont really go together, your gonna be looking at paying £100 plus for a mk1 with 2 collars in half decent nick, so why not save up the extra, and go for a mk3 new paid £129 for locator and collar from e bay, with free postage same offer has 2 collars and box for £179 just do a search
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nice one, or should I say 32
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I'll tell ya what, when I get a pair, I'll get a picture of me in them, maybe a xmas ferreting calendar
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good pictures richie, I personally would'ent bother with the trap, the collars are more than enough, looks like mk3 collars, so will detect to 15ft and a hedgerow like that, much easier to longnet, saves the ferts dislodging the purse nets, as per your pic's
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have replied to this in the running dog section, where it was first posted
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firstly mate, totally wrong section to post in, this is dogs, you want the ferret section, secondly, if you aint kept ferrets before, you'll want more than just "tips" so my tip would be go get a good book covering all aspects of keeping ferrets etc not many people are gonna wanna part with a fert at this time of year, plus you want a well handled one, so maybe a rescue centre? if not and you have no joy, Id say spend till next year reading up on them, getting hutches built/bought etc, then get a youngster next year, that you can handle daily SO WHATS HAPPENING HERE???? when I wrote t
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'Red and green must never be seen, except for on a fool . . .' OTC it must change as it goes south, cos down here it's, BLUE AND GREEN SHOULD NEVER BE SEEN I'd go for white walls, black woodwork
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oh yes, they are deff next on my list, fed up getting stung in me kneecaps and have gone as far, as taking magwitch's advice from another post, and ordered some poles and basket from magnum's, see what influence he has on me
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i was trying to get info on what system/maker to go for, but have bit the bullet and ordered some bits from magnums, to make my own, so no need for replies now lads
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spending all that time ferreting with Inan I've gone and joined the flat cap brigade note to magwitch; did you get it?
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now I know molecatcher makes sells quick set longnet's, so Im after advice on best set up/suppliers etc Im after 2 x 50yds nets/poles and the basket, but scanning the internet, Im getting prices from £150 to £230 so whats the difference?? quaility and amount of poles I presume, but any reviews would be great or any 2nd hand for sale cheers all
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fresh, but dry here
