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Everything posted by fox digger
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The pump on the burner be no quicker and you'd have to go disconnecting the igniter to do it!!
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i recon its a bit of a fix kay.....
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voted about 50 times, keep refreshing the page and voting again but doesn't seem to make any odds!!
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRANSFER-PUMP-Extractor-OIL-Fluid-DIESEL-12V-ELECTRIC-MOTORBIKE-60W-Siphon-car-/221632797441?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item339a581b01 save ye the messing!
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Wanted Fox Mentor /rabbit Shooting Buddy Essex
fox digger replied to Nick8310's topic in Fox Shooting
id be happy to do a bit with you mate, have to be on your permo tho!! im only a tourist over here, not a million miles from you either -
empty you inbox FD done mate,
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no problem mate but i think the trip across the water no problem mate, but i think the delivery charge might make them a bit expensive!!! he's in ireland mate!!
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fine looking dog mate, whats in his make up wheaten, deerhound??
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that stuff aint any good mate! avoid it if possible!! well i beg to differ , know loads of sheds , garages and barns with it on the roof and there aint no condensation problems with them ... no problem beg away!! problem isn't with condensation mate, your right, buts thats not why im saying its no good!! if you dont know abouts its pro's and cons dont reccommend it!!! considering my best mate is a steel supplier, makes and erects industrial sheds i think he should know!! run your hand along the underside of it on a cold morning, your right it wont weep, the material wont let it, bu
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that stuff aint any good mate! avoid it if possible!!
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Felt and tin mate, plastic will weep the same as tin on a cold morning,
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Only way you'd do well off 10 acres is to open a scrappie, breaking cars is a gold mine, all cash! Bit of red tape involved with regulations tho!! I have a few acres aswell but ya wont make a living from a small amount like 10 acres by farming it, unless you get some of them geese that lay them golden eggs!!! Another positive is you have the pond already so its a win win with the geese!!! Lol Atb mate
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Lol, good man!! He'll be there for another day mate!!! The dimming on the rings is handy for foxing in fairness, better luck next time dave!!!
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Lol, that only applies to soft non irish men marrying our irish women!!!!!! Lol,
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honda is one of the best mowers for normal work. briggs are decent but not a patch on the hondas, get a honda with an alluminium deck and your sucking diesel mate, last you donkeys.
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the only risk assessments ive ever done are ones relating to specific tasks at work (several every day) and they are all about the individuals involved in carrying out a specific task safely..... im sure there are different types of risk assessments but if a farmer is asking for one before the chap goes ferriting im sure its related to the task he is going doing and not the general public or other people...... just my opinion...
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Im not a million miles from ye either in seven kings....or little india as i call it, and i agree, london is a shit hole!!! I live for my time off to go home to greener pastures!!!
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Basically a risk assessment is weighing up all the risks involved, i.e trip hazards, falling from a height if up on a bank, open excavations and malarki like that, risks you think you may possibly encounter during your course of action. Then do a list of precautions you will take to minimise or counteract the risks, i.e appropriate tools, manning an opened hole and not leaving it unattended, approprate safty footwear for digging, gloves and so on.... A risk assesment is an arse covering exercise for employers or owners. You list the risks involved, somthing happens and you havent taken the pre
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Dont know if its the same stuff mate but i get bags of greaves, dried flesh and bits of bone through it. I soak it the night before and mix it with there nuts and they love it, do really well on it.
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Ive used tinned sardines to put on condition on a fussy eater to good effect, cheap stuff and she loved it,
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Sheep Killers.. Shoot Them Or School Them
fox digger replied to Landrace's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
And unless they grant us permission we'd all be f**ked wouldn't we.... Most of them gain nothing by letting lads in to hunt and have everything to loose if you have an accident..... Lets not forget the main thing needed to work any dog....farmers and Land!!! -
Sheep Killers.. Shoot Them Or School Them
fox digger replied to Landrace's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
A dog deemed to be WORRYING any livestock is reason enough to sllow a farmer to shoot it, be it chickens, sheep, goats, cattle, horses, doesn't matter. Worrying needn't neccessarily be chasing either! On the other hand i do feel for farmers who loose sheep to dogs. 99% of the time its non working pet dogs let run loose around the place and go on the prowl at night. Another case i know of it turned out to be his own sheep dog was a rogue and started killing at night after working them perfect during the day!! I was reading three cases of dog attacks on sheep in the farmers journal this wee -
Yea mate thats what i thought had happened but not as bad as i was imagining, get a short bit of timber and hold it like a chisle and tip it back out the way mate,
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The pics that go up weather they are legally taken in ireland or shot in uk makes no great odds, all will be used against us to potray us as barbaric hunters who flaunt the law and disrespect the ban, and are cruel. The ones using the pics in the future wont be explaining that they were legally taken in ireland or flushed to guns and humainly dispatched..... There are some forms of fox control still legal and under constant threat so best not do ourselves harm when its not totally neccessary.... Yes Its great to see pics on here and the great shots some lads get but we will enjoy looking at th
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Thanks FD. I ain' got a vice mate but I will know a man who has. I will post a pic up of it as soon as I can just to be sure. Sounds like you have the right picture in your mind Was out with the pup earlier doing a bit of exploring. Met a lad I have bumped into a few times now in the early hours. He had his young hawk with him and his battery was flat, so I gave him ago of the K50 and what a sight with the hawk flying down the beam. The hawk missed it's prey as the rabbit looked like it entered a hole. The hawk landed in a tree about 400 yards away and we could see it clearly. Gave a few sha
