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    all set for take off jj and them slabs are not light either. Are you starting the corn off in doors ?
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    ah there had to be a fly in the ointment hopefully that will come. Have you had her from a pup?
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    Thats good then mine was good ferreting and would stick at fox so you never new how the day was going to end up which could be a pain some days. Yours is just going to get better and better at ferreting with experience. Loads of sport ahead for you
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    Brilliant they make great ferreters suites them a treat. Looks calm and collected that one too. Has she gone to ground at all with you ?
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    Been working my way through this series on youtube as well quite interesting
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    put some tatties in the dilapidated greenhouse to chit the other wk http://s575.photobucket.com/user/jackoleeds/media/2014-02-21_121231_zps191171fc.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0 To dam wet to do much else at the moment jj. I have planted a few lettuce and cabbage in the cold house nothing to lose really. Spread some manure about today as well i'v put some pepper seeds in a tray to get them going, who knows, trying some sweetcorn this year Have a sweet spud on the window sill trying to get some slips (from aldi). Read then afterwards you should use organic ones which haven't
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    put some tatties in the dilapidated greenhouse to chit the other wk http://s575.photobucket.com/user/jackoleeds/media/2014-02-21_121231_zps191171fc.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0 To dam wet to do much else at the moment jj. I have planted a few lettuce and cabbage in the cold house nothing to lose really. Spread some manure about today as well
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    cheap ammo is the main issue I find unless you want to start boiling lead up
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    Just used to use bale twine no expense spared
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    Chuck neck of lamb in and you got your dinner sorted too
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    remember it well boxing up chicks at 2 am then bed and back in work lugging bags of feed up the side of a dam mountain in the rain at 7
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    Wish I had stuck at it I was heading for my own shoot in north wales but I couldn't tear my self away from the grandmothers cooking all ways put my belly first Long hours and little money and a right old slog some days. But its a life style more than any thing ha just found me old boss nice chap too http://www.lantra.co.uk/News-Media/Case-Studies/Game-and-Wildlife-Management/Robert-Cottam-MBE.aspx
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    you will have someones eye out with that Tel more than likely you wait till you see the trailer I have got for it to carry the veg in this year
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    Yea I like it good little work horse. Sat in the shed at the mo with studded snow tyres on while I commute on another one. To be honest would be better off sitting it on a raft with the weather we have had
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    IMG_3812.jpg that about sums it up only I don't look as happy
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    I use mine to get to work and the allotment. I don't jump lights and ride as sensible as I can. Some times in tight spots you have to pull out and ride defensive so some prat in a car doesn't try and squeeze through when he shouldn't. I never have any issues though and get out the way when i can so as not to hold people up when there is no need. oh and I wear wellies and a wooly hat fashion never was my thing just ask the wife
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    Cracking job jj very tidy
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    Never new thl had so many elitist super fit healthy eating folks on it
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    Have a good summer of handling them in and out of tubes then next season should see a difference
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    My two were like that I did the same as dogmad plenty of handling in the yard picking up all angles also give them a drop of the ferret oil stuff as well so they actually like being picked up.
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    The one I had in my profile picture was a tiny thing. Wonderful temperament absolute pleasure to be around and a great worker. 21 rabbits on her own one night which was good for this neck of the woods and her size. She slept on the foot of the bed that night. If my next dog is like her I would be one happy chap
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    some of the portly farmers wives are the best cooks out there better than some skinny bint plastered in make up
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    I think if it is very rough most keep there heads down but then after the blow they are out in numbers I think. At least I have noticed that with netting
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    We had one sitting there a few feet away when we were spinning for mackerel by the old Lifeboat slip in Tenby a few years back. We chucked it a few fresh mackerel which it ate, then chucked it a frozen one we had as bait and had defrosted. It put it to its mouth then flipped it over its shoulder and just sat there staring at us like it was saying "Nice fecking try but you ain't palming me off with that shit!" clever dam things for sure. This one positioned its self perfectly to intercept any fish I tried to bring in and when I did launch bit of lead its way it just dived and popped
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