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    terryd replied to gnasher16's topic in General Talk

    all ways used to make a bee line for the strong draught real ales. Directors was a nice one. Things used to get bit messy on an all dayer though.
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    i spend most my time trying to slow mine down not speed the bugger up few runs on the lamp and build up be fine in few weeks when the time comes. He don't need to be super fit for what I do anyway
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    Mine hears a bang he thinks I have shot a pigeon but after a few trips out he soon realised that was very unlikely
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    thats a good idea here you go https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/help-advice/dog-behaviour-health/sound-therapy-for-pets
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    Thanks for the advice every one much appreciated
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    yes didn't want posion and end up with dead rats laying in roof stinking the place out. I don't mind tinkering about catching a few breaks my day up lol. The boss did get a quote off a pro and said crack on and never saw him again Big building too over 200 feet long
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    brilliant just what the fella and the dog needed good on you
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    Looking good Terry, there is something about picking your own that is at the heart of all gardening. The broad beans look like the could be Aquadulce? TC turns out they are witkiem A fast-growing, quick-maturing broad bean, producing a good harvest of short, well-filled pods. The beans have a high tannin content, giving them particularly good taste. For spring sowing. The earliest maturing spring sown broad bean Heavy yields of short pods Beans have a high tannin content which gives a good flavour
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    left one dangling over a fenn nothing lol
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    Just been laying the traps at an angle to the wall on top of the ceiling tiles
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    Got a lot of rats in our roof space in work so have a few traps up there. manged to catch a couple of big ones but catching loads of little ones and they are all ways eaten so the adults are not far away but they must be bloody crafty and just sit there looking at the traps. Any tips ?
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    Looks and sounds and ideal cross to me and designed for a bit of ferreting and day time bushing. Able to polish a few off in the lamp as well I would imagine. Nothing not like really
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    Slightly different circumstances to yours but I bought a young jill in last year and my old jill hammered her good and gave her a few scars so had to separate. You expect a bit of a ruffle but the old girl was really going for it. So I swapped them around in the hutches every day for a week or two and that worked a treat. Got on great after that. Saw it mentioned on here
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    glad you got sorted and this may help with pictures its a bit out dated but should give you the idea http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/page/index.html/_/hunting-news/adding-forum-images-using-photobucket-r42
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    Cheers Allan I normally grow Aquadulce but found them a bit bitter some times even when quite young. These are some thing different from the garden centre so I will pop in ask them as they have a really nice flavour even the daughters said they were nice
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    No grapes here mate unfortunately Started my broadbeans now need to find the variety because they are really tasty this is what happens when you plant spuds too soon and they get frosted luckily planted some at the right time too gooseberries on the floor and they are not ripe so maybe birds bouncing on the net and a few bits with some big cabbage coming on
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    Seeing the dog in action you can see the benefits of a gun dog in there rather than a collie
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    Coming on brilliant going to be a pleasure that dog The rat though is some thing I would have done in my younger years but not now a days but I have gone soft I guess.
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    if your looking for a box joks are very nice
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    very unlucky and good on you making sure he had a nice last day. Nice sentiment
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    cockers are no slouches I would get some training in place me self I think the rest will be natural and the least of your worries. Then take it on its own and have a mess about lol
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    would take it on its own first see how it goes you may be surprised and you can get some team work going Maybe even get a couple of stop nets and have a mess about
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    They need feeding,housing,meds,cleaning,walking,educating,training etc.etc.etc.Ill warrant it needed more input than you may realise.They need shaping and fashioning long before they are suited to work. What I meant was from the word go he wanted to hunt and hunt well. His a natural due to his breeding I guess. Obviously you need to mould things to what you require I knew what you meant,i believed you needed reminding about the input you had on the mutts capability once entered. I agree with this. You're selling yourself short Terry. He might have been born with hunting instinct but tha
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    They need feeding,housing,meds,cleaning,walking,educating,training etc.etc.etc.Ill warrant it needed more input than you may realise.They need shaping and fashioning long before they are suited to work. What I meant was from the word go he wanted to hunt and hunt well. His a natural due to his breeding I guess. Obviously you need to mould things to what you require
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    My dog is keen as mustard and lots of drive too much if I am honest and the rest of the litter are the same as far as I know. Both parents workers. But he needed no input off me in any shape or fashion to work
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