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  1. Rabid
    Would you post, if so am interested.
  2. Rabid
    Cracking bit of meat, unfortunately I don't get them anymore, used to love them.
  3. Rabid
    Did you do all the butchery yourself or send them off ? I got a small paddock about an acre I been thinking of putting a couple in next year.
  4. Rabid
    Luvley jubley, exactly what I am planning on doing next.
  5. Rabid
    You can still fish for them, but it has to be catch and release, so if you are mainly targeting other species I see no problem, just if you get a bass as a by catch it is supposed to go back !
  6. Rabid
    X2, I can't add anything to this post, excellent advice, all I will say is welcome.
  7. Rabid
    "but not one of you can say honestly they were NOT worrying sheep, cos you were not there" I was & they weren't, they were just running through the land on scent, we went over on the quads to "get them back" to the huntsman has he was on foot. Having said that your 1st point is taken as valid hence why it is now in solicitors hands That good to hear, if you saw it happen, and they were not amongst sheep, then you done the right thing getting solicitors involved l, I am no fan of shooting dogs (as some on here may think I am, or a bullshitting c**t) and if he was shooting them for n
  8. Rabid

    Tylan

    Rabid replied to Richnew's topic in Cage and Aviary Birds

    Or do a search on here and find similar posts.
  9. Rabid

    Tylan

    Rabid replied to Richnew's topic in Cage and Aviary Birds

    You can buy it in the states and have it shipped here
  10. Rabid
    I believe that from July 1st the bag limit is one fish.
  11. Rabid
    Half of you lot should be disgusted with yourselves, talking about going back at night and burning sheds down, killing sheep, what sort of numpties are you, you are the reason a lot of farmers don't want you on the land in the first place, I love dogs, and hate to hear of them been shot, but not one of you can say honestly they were NOT worrying sheep, cos you were not there !
  12. Rabid
    Yeah I must admit they eat bloody lovely, it's just the keeping them part I am concerned about.
  13. Rabid
    Has anyone kept them before for meat ? My mrs has decided she loves the taste of them, and I know a man who imports some from France, (supposedly meat birds). I kept a few years ago and remember they were darned noisy things !
  14. Rabid
    Gutted ASAP, never leave them with guts in overnight, sometimes skin the same day, mostly get left till next day, or not at all as lots of our buyers want them in the fur.
  15. Rabid
    Welcome bud, am just the other side of town from you, some good lads on here.
  16. Rabid
    I find too much wheat makes them pile on fat under the skin, so I mix it with some barley, and pellets, either growers or finishers, they also get kibbled maize, but mostly they are free range and anything they find is on the menu, plenty of grass. I also like my birds to have a stress free end, I don't do anything fancy, just go in and pick them as I am ready for them, I try not to do too many in one day or it becomes a chore
  17. Rabid
    You still got this ?
  18. Rabid

    Tylan

    Rabid replied to Rabid's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    Spoke to my dairy farmer mates and they don't keep it, and the only one I know who uses it in pigs has it premixed in the food as and when needed
  19. Rabid
    Never had a problem with ducks, geese are a different story though
  20. Rabid
    What is the plated weight and size please, where in Suffolk are you, and can you email me the pics of it please. Rob.
  21. Rabid
    Doesn't seem to be a problem on our shoots, but I would guess that will depend on acreage more than anything.We had one covey that started as 7 birds, and is almost thirty now so they obviously can get on
  22. Rabid
    Yes, it just keeps the feather and dust down, no actual help to the plucking at all
  23. Rabid
    Certainly a demand for them around here, I usually do a few shoots worth each year, also under broodies, and have had many comments about how the birds are much fitter, stronger, and go better than commercialy reared ones, I could easily do double and have homes for them
  24. Rabid
    I have had the best year for onions and garlic, seems all my Roots went wrong, and runners were awful, but onions galore, leeks were superb and still going strong, garlic, I never had so much garlic as this year, tomatoes were unreal as well, and spuds, they done well, everything else other than a few beets were terrible, strange year all round for me.
  25. Rabid

    Tylan

    Rabid replied to Rabid's topic in Fowl & Feather Talk

    Yep, they both sell it, and needs to be on a prescription, thanks for the link, but nothing I didn't already know about it in there
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