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WhiteRabbit

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  1. Always good to have a peak at what's going though... Should have a fella intouch soon regarding your pump, I'll let you get me a pint sometime if all goes well White
  2. There's a topic by The Boxer on the guns section, think he has a stirrup pump for sale, £70.
  3. Hi guys, Wanting to replace my carrier for my ferrets, ideally looking at a double unit but I wouldn't mind 2X single units to carry two ferrets. Don't care on styles, materials or wear/age but they need to be vented (air holes), clean and hopefully somewhere to attach a water bottle. Will pay a good price. You're best taking pictures of them though as I will not accept internet pictures or details alone. Preferably able to collect from the Wirral too. White
  4. That's ace, I don't think some people acknowledge the time it takes to record and edit videos, well done sir
  5. Probably because you have the worst online game out for it sold my copy on PS4 for £39 because I knew f**k all would be done to the game.
  6. I'd put it down to something internally: infection, disease, stress? Lol Doesn't look like anything externally, skin seems to be ok and no signs of an attack.
  7. Welcome to the forum George. Plenty of topics for all sports you're interested in, so get stuck in and enjoy your stay here. ATB White
  8. Welcome to the forum Jon, So what do you mean "my people"? friends or family? Plenty of topics to join in on and enjoy your stay. White
  9. Welcome to the forum Jacko, Plenty of topics for dogs, ferrets, air rifles and general chat for a community atmosphere. Get stuck in pal and enjoy your stay here. White
  10. Welcome to the forum Phitt, Plenty of topics for shotguns, rifles and dogs. So get stuck in and enjoy your stay White
  11. Welcome to the forum pal. Unfortunately in this industry, you have to get up off your arse and get your own permissions (land to shoot on). Best things to do is: get insured (BASA, BASC or others), get a few business cards made, research local farms and spots of land, dress up smartly and visit them being polite and persuasive about what you do and what you can offer. Its a little time consuming to begin with and expect to be rejected but to landowners, farmers and any people of authority its a good impression going smart and looking professional. I'd advise you not to show up with your r
  12. All well saying read a book but there's many out there.... I'll find something. Needless reply anymore to this thread now. White
  13. Scots got the munchies
  14. Well I thought I'd seek opinions from people who've experienced this and training dogs, rather than 1 book and 1 opinion/fact from it. Hence why forums exist. I'm throwing the dummy for him, which he catches mid air, he's very alert and quick for some dogs I've seen- perhaps just full of energy for his type compared to some I've seen. He is a pet at the end of the day and not raised any differently but the more time I spend with him with different equipment, it's helping him use his senses more and his natural ability to hunt and retrieve the things I'm using. I know you could say i
  15. +1 Aye, the two centre ones look like hooks I have in my kitchen for utensils, not as large as yours but very much alike.
  16. Thanks Ideation. It can suck sometimes as being diabetic, things like fruit is packed full of sugar, naturally. And the same for yogurts, low fat yogurts and sources/dressings. It doesn't hurt as such in small amounts but I'm only early stages of diabetes and young, so, as much sugar I can avoid, I can reverse the effects later on (or now they're saying, even get rid of it entirely!) It helps to cook though and know what is exactly in your food, even for the gluten and sugar free products too. Shall give the curry a go, my mouths watering already White
  17. I know what you mean but I know this occasion is different as she does actually care for her cats and got all but one at the new property. This one had shot out the other day and seems to be resisting food and approaching with the owner: the only person it would approach. Anyone with a trap, ill be there whilst the trap is down with the cat carrier. So as soon as it's caught we can take it to the new property and off we go. I know it sounds odd and possibly cruel to a cat but it avoids getting the RSPCA involved- as we all know what they're like. Anything is appreciated Whi
  18. Shame it's not .22 but as Mally said, it'll go in no time Atvb White
  19. Hahaha I did look for it, wondered why it was sideways Aye, best edit your pics before you upload them, if you can't via the app/website
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