paulus
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the difference in muscle size could be because the dogs not using it as much as the other, if its not getting better after 2 weeks and you have no obvious idea as what the problem is you need to see someone else be that a vet or a bone man
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after a bit of reserch on the net if seems that the frontline spray can be used on both cats and dogs but the spot on type if different and species specific due to a slighly higher level of ingrediant in one than the other. also the active ingediant as been reduced over the last few years. the stuff called fipronil was originally 0.29% but has now been reduced to 0.25%. its works pritty much in the same way as benzol benzote does in as much as it blocks the passage of chlorine to the cells in the insects nervous system resulting in paralysis. the other 99.75% of the ingerdiants are inert and a
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fledgeling that is
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when the chance comes You only shoot em once, shoot them loads of times with a camera more skill and enjoyment if only you new how many i kill a year they still make me smile though Got nothing against killing them ,if i had em in my garden[no greys here] i would let em be and enjoy em ptovided thr bstards stayed in the trees not the house, and yet still shoot em elsewhere, we had a weasel in the garden for a while nice to see didnt do harm so let it be now a rabbit near me veggie [shot 4 on the drive] provided they stay the field side of the rabbit proof fence are safe unless i wan
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and would you like me to bring a chineese aswell just incase your peckish :laugh:
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you dont need peanut butter mate just make a tunnel and place a trap, the inquisitiveness of the squirrel will get the better of it
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ive got one exactly the same as that mate,size, colour ,materials used etc....wanna swap? would consider a bow and a few arrows shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :laugh: :laugh: there freebies
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when the chance comes You only shoot em once, shoot them loads of times with a camera more skill and enjoyment if only you new how many i kill a year they still make me smile though
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when the chance comes
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ive got one exactly the same as that mate,size, colour ,materials used etc....wanna swap? would consider a bow and a few arrows shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :laugh: :laugh:
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ive got one exactly the same as that mate,size, colour ,materials used etc....wanna swap? would consider a bow and a few arrows
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10 x 4 6ft run and 4ft kennel all shiplap and sectional. i made this as a whelping pen for my bitch to have a litter in over 4 yrs ago. one end could do with a coat of shiplap. the back panel is vey heavy and all one section and felted as its made from 1inch thick planking so will will realistically need to be cut and rejoined after removal. located in the midlands £150 no offers swops or anything else cash on collection
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anywhere i have lawfull authority to shoot. then enclose any permision letters you have
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only good with night vision
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slugs work very well when cast close to an island feature
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i have a soft spot for jays even though i kill a good few a year
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the dog walker commited an offence end of, he should have either rang the police and or waited for the owner to turn up. there was an ex soldier charged for possesion of a shotgun after finding it and handing it in to a police station not so long back.
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i will get this even though my mrs idea of cooking involves a phone and a delivery service
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Perfect non-traditional hunting companion animal
paulus replied to Ratreeper's topic in General Talk
he could play a mean game of pool aswell -
Perfect non-traditional hunting companion animal
paulus replied to Ratreeper's topic in General Talk
he married a girl who use to live near me, he use to come into the local, hes was just as funny in real life, he stopped when he was caught drink driving in his ferrari and then she divorced him -
I heard it was the other way round. http://www.badgers.org.uk/badgerpages/american-badger-01.html
