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    Looking good mate??
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    Nice pup lee, I've just been getting a new pup my self he's like a bloody alarm clock 5:50 every morning? Should do you proud and looks in good nick Atb adam
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    Cheers lads I hope it sells Rc1
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    I've used mine in thick woodland, dense cover and on the odd occasion grass and yes they pick up a bit of shite but so do long nets and over the years I've seen a lot of rabbits bounce off our wriggle out of standard long nets but I don't see that with the trammel I suppose it's down to what your used to/prefer I only use a 25 and 50 yard trammel along with purse nets and I don't miss too many Atb rc1
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    I've used mine in thick woodland, dense cover and on the odd occasion grass and yes they pick up a bit of shite but so do long nets and over the years I've seen a lot of rabbits bounce off our wriggle out of standard long nets but I don't see that with the trammel I suppose it's down to what your used to/prefer I only use a 25 and 50 yard trammel along with purse nets and I don't miss too many Atb rc1
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    If it's what I'm after I will buy it can you put a pic up or send me one Cheers Rc1
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    Any pics ?
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    As above peeps mint condition and a real head turner, it comes with 2 keys remote start alarm immobiliser 14 inch alloys with low profile tyres I think it's got 6 forward and 1 reverse taxed til next year and doesn't need an mot until it's 3 years old, logbook present and original bill of sale for £3331 I'm wanting 2200 for it I'm in crook County Durham Plz no time wasters and test drive only if I have the asking price in my hand You bend it you buy it I will put pics up once I've resized them May take 15 cash and swap for something to the value of 700 ie cheep little van air rifles w h y
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    If your going to buy a long net have you thaught bout a trammel net very similar to a long net but better catch rate, just a thaught Rc1
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    Thanks for the comments lads Hoping to score some more permission on Thursday so fingers crossed Rc1
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    Hi Chris try Durham animal feeds near ferryhill they sell all sorts, mince/carcasses wings Hope this helps rc1
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    Cheers Chris it was a good day Atb rc1
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    I bet you wear a belt and bracers too. TC Jokes apart, I was lucky to start my ferreting career before the advent of the locator. where if you did not want to sit round all day waiting for a ferret, you quickly learned how to ferret effectivly. Noise to the minimum possible, how the wind affects the warrens and most importently get to know your ferrets. Those were the bread and butter things that you had to learn, BL (before locators) As I have said previously in this thread, locators when used correctly are great tools, of that there is no doubt. The major problem I see with them is
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    Yes I used to ferret without locators when I was younger and I understand some people only do it for a rabbit for the pot or a bit sport but now I have a locator I wouldn't do any burrows without it and when a farmer lets you on to control the rabbits he doesn't expect to see half a dozen rabbits sat outside the burrow you just ferreted after you have gone, I know a lad who had some real good permission and he used to go up and take no nets just the dogs to bolt em to the dogs, trouble was when 3-4-5 rabbits bolted he'd only catch 1 possibly 2 so he wasn't doing that good of a Job(controlling
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    Last one Thanks for reading Rc1
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    Well me and my mate and rabbiting partner mark (mhopton) went out with the ferrets on Sunday armed with marks jill and his hob kit and I took the warrior and her daughter from last year, we took the purse nets and I took 75 yards of trammel net, no dogs allowed on this permission unfortunately ? When we got to the farm we bumped into the farm hand so we had ten mins crack, he told us there was plenty of rabbits over near his place but it was under the (old sheep pens) which were big concrete slabs, he said you might be able to ferret it so we said we would take a look Any way we went to chec
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    Good read mate Rc1
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    To me it's like going on a long journey without a spare wheel if your serious about your ferret and ferreting you should use one, I can't see how people class themselves as pest controllers when they don't use locators, jmo but I think it's right Atb rc1
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    Stepping on toes springs to mind?
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    He doesn't sound much fun mate It costs the same to feed a biter as it does a non biter??
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