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    I pay 40p per lb for raw tripe and I think it's 60p per lb for minced chicken, beef, liver etc Like I've said above I use Halls in Sunderland, bonus is that sell in 1lb blocks so can mix as much or as little as you like...
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    The only good experience for a young dog is to catch a rabbit quick and go home,Anything else is a bad experience the way i see it. Yes, I agree it would've been ideal for both dogs to have caught a squatter or nice easy myxie rabbit each but it's 1st night, hardly going to shatter confidence and shame it didn't end on a high but as Gafer admits himself he was too kean and eager to slip the pup, lesson learned for next time, although I'm sure he has plenty experience and will bring them pups on just fine.. Just my opinion mate.
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    Im not saying :tongue2: ill put a post up when i get it atvbmac :thumbs: 12 Bore ha ha
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    All good experience for the young pups mate and at that age and as you know you've got years ahead of you to look forward to them learning their job and filling the game bag for you, I'm sure you'll have some cracking nights with them 2, they look the business fella
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    I get mine from Halls Tripe Factory in Sunderland but might be a bit of a trek for you, I've tried DAF and found the choice fantastic and reasonably priced Have a look on their site http://www.daf-petfood.co.uk Fresh raw tripe, minced chicken, minced beef, liver etc
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    Very nice mate - lovely rifles to own
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    Absolute stunning photos mate - well done
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    Take a look here mate, endless list to choose from http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/335200-anyone-still-selling-lurcher-dvds/?do=findComment&comment=3823602
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    Fantastic write up and some cracking pics to go with it too... Good numbers in the bag and looks like you all had a good bit of crack and banter too, you all put the graft in as well so fair play... Look forward to reading more of your write ups Atb Andy
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    Ah cool, would the brick wall be ok for the back of the living/sleeping area or would I need to use a sheet of wood at back for insulation kinda thing ???
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    Cheers for advice lads... Would something similar to this accommodate 2 ferrets for sleeping and playing without the need for anything other than ladders/pipes etc ??? 6' long x 2 1/2' deep x 3 1/2' high I only have a yard and no garden so concrete base, I was planning on using our wall as the back and one end then making front of court with wood frame and wire then making living/sleeping area with wood including the back or will the brick wall be ok as the back of the living/sleeping area ??? Basically I have and L shaped brick wall where I want to build it all and make as easy and
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    Ok mate, I'll keep doing some research before I commit 100% to anything... Cheers
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    I'm sure the ferret is already broke to dogs mate so 1/2 way there, just need to break my dog to the ferret :/ Would a 4ft hutch with 2 tiers be suitable for 2 ferrets ???
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    I recognise 4 of them dogs and know the they mean the absolute world to the lad that owns them, he puts all his time and effort into them and he be out most night and day during season...
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    Please go easy on me people... I've been offered a working ferret from a kind member on here and im just wanting some advice before i jump into the deep end, i would like to know whether they are best kept single or in pairs ??? Also, i will be keeping outside but any advice on size of hutch and whether 1 or 2 tier would be best ??? I'm hoping to get them out working and bolting to my whippet once a week or maybe 2 when possible... I have read up on breaking ferret to my whippet and think i've got my head round that part Any advice, links to sights or info would be really
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    PS Sean - I got your glass and box of truffles so next time we're out ill bring them... (Truffles have to be shared)... - BigMac please read ha ha...
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    Yes mate, MC is a cracking fella and has offered to take me out regular when I can so buzzing to get the dog some work and I thank him for his generous offer... I must not forget about yourself Sean, and BigMac being decent lads and taking me under your wings and teaching me how to hunt with a rifle, I also have to thank you both very much... I have a cracking 2015 hunting season to look forward to with you and BigMac on the rifles and with MC with the dogs and ferrets... Thank you so much lads, atb Andy (one lucky lad)
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    did you not learn on all them nights on nightclub doors that before you can wrap anything around someones neck , you must be very very sure that you can reach that far. I can vouch for Mac, he can and would reach - believe me
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    ***double post***
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    Just wanted to say a massive thank you to Nomoon (MC), had a cracking day out with the ferrets, appreciate him for taking the time out to help me and show me what's it's all about, thoroughly enjoyed myself, learnt a fair bit and can't wait to do it again Cheers fella atb Andy
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    Don't know if this is the same fella but you could try these http://www.lure-machines.co.uk
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    Happy new year for 2015 lads and lasses... Hope it's a cracking year for you all atb Andy
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    Can't for the life of me find the thread no more but here's a pic I saved as thought it looked good idea
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    I've heard of people using this stuff http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/390950955907?nav=SEARCH Heat shrink tubing, have seen pics and looks awesome finish
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    Best to freeze the rabbit for about 3 weeks to kills all parasites/worms etc and then defrost and feed to dog mate - always best to be in safe side
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