proper job
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Think of how a pack of wild dogs would do it. Kill, offal/guts 1st, then fillet/loin, back/rump, ribs, shoulders, neck, lower legs, bones and hide, this would occur over a period of time dependant on size of kill and size of pack, the only veg would be digested stomach contents and the bit of grass they pick to clean their gut out occasionally. I am a great believer in barf but not too much of the veg, dogs are carnivores.
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Show of Hands at Shrewsbury Folk Festival along with others, (Paul Brady) another of my favourites, August Bank Holiday weekend.
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They do a song called "Longdog", also you can find them on youtube.
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Show of Hands, folk duo from Devon, really good, Dark Fields is a good album.
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That "good old pat pinkers product" looks like its seen a lot of work,
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SSSHHHH... dont let the cat out the bag
proper job replied to mole catcher's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
Well done, I love it when they get put in their place! -
Harris Bipod x 2, 9-13 inch spring loaded legs with swivel attachments, as new. £50 each including postage, I think these retail about £75-£ new, pm if interested.
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He's brilliant, he used to be a Hunt Terrierman, first saw him 30 yrs ago when he used to do the pubs and clubs of Cornwall and Devon.
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any twat can join the bpca or the npta, (not that they all are), but theres a few. I passed The Royal Society for the Promotion of Health exam, level two, with distinction, I've got certificates from Killgerm, Network, Adas, NPTC, DMQ , Lantra, Datas, what does that make me? A know all b*****d, but it dos'nt make me a pest controller, there are people on this forum who have forgotten more than these courses can teach you, all they do is teach you to cover your ass, and the bpca also do a course in helping you to get as much money as you can out of your customer, nice a ! AS for gas, maybe ther
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What range was the hat ?
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Brilliant.
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how do you catch call birds?
proper job replied to beagles's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
Top or side entry for magpies, side/floor entry for the crows . -
LL, design?I am the worlds worst carpenter, but even I could make a release pen gate without a design. Surely all you have to do is measure the gap, make a frame to fit, brace it, wire it, two hinges and a catch, hang it, job done.
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I think you've done a great job mate, and you obviously noticed something that stood out, and have worked to remedy it, also it dos'nt really matter what anyone else thinks, if you like it, it's good enough.
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good shooting young man, keep it up, and what a cracking air rifle too.
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I wood if you wood.
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Feck me, that was brilliant, if it survived, think of the tale ( or should that be tail ) it will tell in years to come, " did I ever tell you about the time when I took on 7 lions and 2 crocs and won".
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I had a close relative working on the last Defra testing, the antis were already doing the above because Defra had to say on their website where they were trapping, apparently when the costing was worked out it was costing £950 a badger, (wages, replacement traps, expenses for the trapping teams, most of whom were in b & b while they were on it). Whats the betting if culls are allowed to take place it will be posted on Defra website again, so discouraging people not to do it.
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I think its a male Banded Demoiselle Damselfly.
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As much as i dislike the fat, hairy dwarf that presents it, some great viewing.
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You've done a good job there, keep up the warm, salt water for a day or two if you can, i've seen blackthorns literally "blow" toes away. Another tip, but may not be suitable on your bitch from the sound of it, squirt hydrogen peroxide into puncture wounds, when it reacts and fizz's it will bring a lot of the shit and dirt out with it, makes some of them leap about though.
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What would we do without him,
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just a bullshitter was'nt e. All of that behaviour can be seen amongst our own dogs every day, and you don't have to get down and lick their balls to be the alpha male,
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yeh, there'd be about a dozen transporters, all line up and at a shout they'd all drop the flaps together, it seemed to take longer than it actually did, but then the sky was full of birds. They'd fly in a circle getting bigger all the time, out over Mounts Bay and then they'd start breaking away, not all at once, but in groups and I used to wonder if they broke in the groups they belonged to. My Dad used to be quite successful, really liked the long distance races, Antwerp, Nantes, Pau. At the time I could never understand what the deal was, but now I can think, yes It must be one hell of a f
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my old man has flown them all his life. One of my earliest memories is being taken to Penzance early one Sat. morning to see the Irish birds being liberated, early 70's, thousands of them. A lot has changed now, nowhere near the numbers racing like they used too. The big problem in Cornwall is Peregrines, its heaving with them down there, and when they strike it panics the birds so much they go anywhere and everywhere. What used to be a 20 minute training flip now takes an hour as they release only a pair at a time, minutes apart to minimise the damage should a strike occur, but they are fight