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  1. lanber
    I dont know of any guides in yorkshire, but this chap has a very good reputation in lincolnshire..http://www.pigeonshootinglincolnshire.co.uk/
  2. lanber
    FOund it for £9 now... Google is your friend A rough guide would be about 1 feeder for about 15 birds.. You will be able to get away with having to refill them once a week.. Keep on top of the grey tree rats aswell because they like feed hoppers aswell.. £9 for the book is about right too.. You will find alot of the info I have mentioned being in there too..
  3. lanber
    Besides making sure the feeders are topped up, make sure they have access to water or they will wander off.. Use some bales of straw with corn rubbed in will keep the birds interested. If there are any lengths of tin sheeting on the farm, make some little shelters in the woods for the birds, this can be easily done by 2 bales of straw with the sheeting laid across.. A good book to buy is The Complete Book of Game Conservation, Fully revised 3rd edition, by Charles Coles.. Don't pay more than £20 for one of the auction site,,
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    I'd say it would. My lad went to a top flight club at junior level..The pitch they trained on was unplayable for a full season because of the damage the foxes had done..If they get onto the greens the green keeper will start pulling his hair out trying to keep on top of the repairs and the golfers too.
  5. lanber
    Thanks for your comments, not doing this as a side line, every thing will be declared and I've got insurance sorted.Also got this Mrs building a web site..
  6. lanber
    Hi trappa, many thanks for your reply. I have read a lot of your old posts from when you started which have been helpful..
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    Hi all, been sat back reading posts last few weeks, great site and good banter.
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    Hi chaps, for the last couple of weeks I have been searching through old posts from people who charge for traditional mole catching.. For the last few years I have stayed at home to care for my autistic daughter, and in my spare time I have been trapping moles on friends farm and pigeon shooting.. Now my daughter has settled into special school I would like to bring in some income from mole catching..At the moment I'm struggling to put a price plan together for i.e golf clubs, farms, large country estates. I would like to go down the road of having a set price plan so people know the price I c
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