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  1. waz77
    So you did'nt say" the lurcher grabbed it and then the patt was into it too" Good job you're a magistrate n not a lawyer m'lud
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    feck me i thought i was the only one on this site that upset people You're not the only one Foxtrack,but you are the best at it
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    Feck me!! If that got in the boat with me i'd be gettin the feck out!!!
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    They usually grow out of it,dont overface it with things it cant yet catch,its usually just frustration at not being able to get onto it,once it starts catching regularly it should stop yapping.Where in barnsley are ya?
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    Im sure he'll make lots of friends on here!
  6. waz77
    Ditch Shitters!!!
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    Shame on you!!! You got glynns num n address so you can order of him? I can PM it if you want?
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    Beech n sycamore will do no harm unless they're all planted together,if they're spaced out well amongst the other species and given plenty of room they should be fine,the pheasants will love the beech mast when they start dropping
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    Yep,all good,you might not see the benefit of beech for a long time,but the others should show results in a few years
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    Sounds like good policy mate! I know what you mean about the dangers of losing good blood,a mate off here has found himself in that situation due to unforeseen problems and im in danger of being up the creek too if my old bitch does'nt produce me some good pups this summer. Good luck with yours
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    Looking good,what strain do you keep or are they a mix?
  12. waz77
    Nice pup Dawn
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    Hey Ditch could'nt you just put a barbed wire fence up it'd be a lot fecking easier!!!
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    Depends wether dog can get in to get a killing hold,but there's killers and bayers in all breeds,which is'nt a bad thing cos you can suit your choice of dog to your needs,i know strains that mainly finish their fox and strains that rarely do,although you do get the exception to the rule in each strain
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    Yeah Bry but if you put 2 planks i each foot you'll have 2 planks next to each other with no gap after 1st foot with just a gap every 2 planks Ha Ha nice one DS now you've fecked all our heads up!!!
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    Hang on a sec DS, right the first foot will have 2 planks n a gap but the second foot will have 2 gaps n a plank so thats 1.5 planks per foot x 31=46.5 x 4 =186' i think,[bANNED TEXT] u reckon?
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    Now i get 186' good job im a tree surgeon n not a quantity surveyor
  18. waz77
    I make it 248' but im no quantity surveyor Ditch Shitter
  19. waz77
    Sounds good to me :thumbs-up:
  20. waz77
    Yeah Glyns stall is there
  21. waz77
    Yeah the sooner the better mate,then you'll get some regrowth this year and you wont be disturbing poults.Its suprising how much you can get done in one day with a chainsaw,if its a small wood you can prob do it in a day.Leave the brash in piles for extra cover or flushing points n leave logs in stacks,when they start decaying they're provide loads of insects for the birds Good luck mate
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    We have a lot of badgers round these parts,more than foxes and even more than rabbits most of the time, luckily we dont have too much trouble from them yet with disease etc but its only a matter of time i think.Also we dont have too many birds of prey except sparrowhawks,probably cos theres not many rabbits about.I do think there should be some control of both tho in areas where its needed.
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    To create more ground cover sometimes its better to clear a ride by copicing the trees(cutting off at ground level) so the trees grow back bushier and giving more cover at ground level for maybe 10 years or so,it also lets light in giving other species a chance to get going.When this area starts getting tall again so providing more canopy cover than ground cover,copice another area,so that you've always got both canopy and ground cover,and keep rotating around the wood till you're happy with it,but dont let em get too thick.Obviously this takes years to fully acheive,but if you've got birch or
  24. waz77
    Does it need more trees or more ground cover lloyd?
  25. waz77
    Nice one THL
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