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    axe's.

    leegreen replied to byron's topic in General Talk

    lol , It is a proper thing. As said I've had mine years, its also had a few donkeys use/smash it and it still lives. I don't have any problems with vibration and I chop tonnes every year. Fiskars gear has a 25 year warranty The cover thing is very good and strong. A number of my friends have bought one, they're about £50/60
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    Should they of shot him as well? ?
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    Think it turns out the last bloke on top was a Polski, bet you're all pleased about dat ?
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    axe's.

    leegreen replied to byron's topic in General Talk

    Shite shot ?
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    He will only be able to stay there if he gets a temporary licence for mobile home/residency, usually 3 years at a time. Just because you are working somewhere doesn't give you the right to live there, you may get away with it a few days a week and you will need to show you are paying council tax or that you are living somewhere else. You may be lucky and stay under the radar. But there are eyes everywhere. And you don't need planning permission to restore a building, only if you change to use of it.
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    Do the leather stuff yourself?
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    Still feckng sad. I'm shocked.
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    Stagged to death ?
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    that's him
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    Sorry to hijack your thread Byron. When I have all of my dogs indoors (when it gets below zero) they sleep on blankets that I get from a friendly charity shop and they will get chewed, but hey ho. The blankets don't get sold unless they are special. I just put a fiver in the charity box and take a washing bag full. I use them in the back of the truck too. Wash them when they smell and throw them when there is more hole than blanket ? I also use them in the old dogs hard plastic bed indoors. Dead mans blankets ?
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    hard plastic bed and offer an alternative chew. It's boredom, the more drive your dog has the more stimulation it needs.
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    King

    leegreen replied to lurcherman 887's topic in General Talk

    There's a lot of cnuts about ?
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    axe's.

    leegreen replied to byron's topic in General Talk

    Had a splitting axe X27 for about 4 years and it's still going strong. Wood is our main heating source and the axe gets used. Last year I bought a X17 for smaller stuff around the fire for cooking. The X27 has been proper used, getting through between 7-10 tonne of wood per year. Fully recommend Fiskars. I have a Gransfors Forest axe too but it barely gets used
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    I understand your frustration, but that's what they do. Obviously the muzzle works, but only while its on. The command "no" works well and giving them something they are allowed to chew. If your worried about stuff when you're not looking, then a cage is the answer. I've never used sprays etc. What I don't understand is you are out in the woods where you are away from household valuables, let it have a chew, its good for them. Your pup is 11 months old let it have a chew. Yes I've had a few and now I have two. You should see the state of my chew proof kennels ? . They don't chew
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    I reckon a Hedgehog with no teeth.
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    But no holes.
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    it was already dead when this happened. Another bird?
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    so you need to stop your dog from chewing what it wants in the woods? I thought it would be the best place to get it out of its system, all your doing is suppressing a natural desire. Who told you that is a good thing to do?
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    took that straight off the net http://www.assisianimalhealth.com/blog/2013/04/aspirin-and-advil-pain-relief-dogs/
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    Haven't had Ferrets for a long time, hence the free hutch. I have Ferreted on and off for about 40 years. Not many Rabbits about now and I'm about 30 mins from Maidstone town centre.
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    I find spiralised Waitrose organic carrots work best.
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    They seem to like Maccy Dee's round here. I find it hard feeding some a rabbit stew. Second that "Behave"
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    You can get really good thermal imaging for a wedding ?
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    Nice one, you flying it yet?
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    I've got a two tiered hutch here if you want it, free of charge and I'm only a short drive from you.
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