stubby
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Everything posted by stubby
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thats your view, but not laid down in stone
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video it on your phone, on the way down
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not saying bee's dont get treated, but with our firm its a no no, we phone the bee keepers local to area and pass the job of removal to them
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Small scabby patch between ferts shoulders
stubby replied to aston_shooter's topic in Ferrets & Ferreting
shagging each other mate, happens all the time -
only advice I can suggest is, make sure whoever you buy from, can be vouched for by other long standing members, if you get ripped off, it is nothing to do with the forum, only you. if something sounds to good to be true, it normally is
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yeah, knock off the capital letters, its classed as shouting, typing in normal size is ok
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Ive had 2 runts in litters, both times brought them into the house and fed them seperatly, they tend to go downhill very quickly if left with bigger ferts,
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a few on friday leading up to my birthday
stubby replied to woodga's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
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what about tanning people skin dont think you will be with us long bud. correct
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use it to make smoothies then
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have got three of this years kitts for sale, all brothers, around 15 weeks old, all bred from 100% workers and fed on rabbit polecats x 2 silver x 1 £15 EACH
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well, just got back from the farm, took a walk over to the fields, and just set up a few targets to test the mixture of cartridges I have, as I dont expect to be a crack shot without a bit of practise. anyway I have 2 1/2" eley fourlong magnum 6# 3" eley magnum extralong magnum 6# 3" eley magnum extralong sub sonic 6# and totally the opposite to everything Ive read, on this and other forums, I found the quietest to be the 21/2" followed by the 3" magnums, and the loudest the subsonics, wierd, or just me
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thanks for the advice guys, Im off back to the farm later today, to carry out a fly job, and Ill try the carts out again, but in the open this time
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nice white trainers
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put them back together and walk away, Ive never had a fert kill another, its purely a dominance thing, what looks visous in your eyes, aint to a ferret, I put two youngsters back in the court on saturday, with 5 adult jills, the screeches sounded like they were killing each other, but they didnt, they just learnt the pecking order and all get on fine
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good idea, but how long would it be, before some young scrote got loads of stuff for free, and put it back up in the for sale section
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only you could have put it there try editing your signiture
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Im sure you'll find lots of info, if you use the search function, top right of page, my advice would be to watch your use of text talk, its banned on this forum
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well done mate, sounds like you did a "proper job"
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have worn glasses for years, never had a prob with them steaming up, but yes to the rain, could do with a set of windscreen wipers on them
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well I had planned on going to a farm I have permission on, to test the gun out, different carts etc, and maybe get a few bunnies, but on arriving there, everyone had gone, they dont live on the land, phoned him and told him I was there, to drop some pest control stuff off that he had asked for, although I have full permission to be there, Im always a bit uneasy, as he's an italian that dosent speak alot of english, and always worry "what if" as the land is next to a built up area, if someone called police, anyway, thought Id just fire a few off around the farm outbuildings, no people, no
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its just jills being jills mate, nothing to worry about
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no never but Id be worried that ferts can get get in and out of their run on their own, you sure someone did'nt pinch her, then put her back
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there you go, the good old days
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as stated, check them daily and remove with a tick puller, you cant get more "natural" than that phil