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    To be honest I can't see it being a problem over the winter. It's when they come into season the trouble starts.
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    We used the old cloth cash bags you used to get. 10 nets in every bag. Count them up after every bury. Hardly lost any nets. But each to there own
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    Yeah them posts are probably true to be honest. You're not missing much.
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    Yeah he's the one who wrote all the books.
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    I'm from Nuneaton too. Do you know John Glover?
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    I've been looking at these myself. But I'm torn between these and a 20 bore. I've never shot either of these so any help would be appreciated
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    Shavings and shredded paper for me. Always got told not to use hay or straw.
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    I've just got a Ranger. I work in a Ford garage and the only ones we see are the ones that haven't been serviced right. Stick to regular servicing and there a good motor
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    As I walk by night is another good poaching book.
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    6 months is when i would start working them but only on easy buries. They won't learn anything sat in the hutch at home.
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    I'm going on the Sunday. Not been for a few years so be good to go
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    I don't know if there is any real difference between a mark 1 and a mark 2. I thought it was just the picture on the front of the finder. I've never used a mark 3 so not really able to comment personally but I know people sold there mark 1&2 finders for mark 3s then wanted there old finders back. Personally I like the old finders maybe it's just because it was what I learnt to ferret with and I don't like change. I'd be interested to see what people think.
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    Lol I'm related to him.
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    As long as you've got a collar and finder don't worry about loosing them. You ll find that till they get the hang of things they ll keep showing anyway.
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    My first working terrier. She s 6 months old Saturday. Looking forward to see how she gets on
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    I wouldn't have thought they were too old. There's only one way to find out and get them down a hole. They won't learn anything sitting in the pen. All the best for the coming season.
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    I'd have to disagree with you dogger. I know ferrets are lactose intolerant but my 2 previous ferrets had cows milk for years without any effects on them.
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    I've bolted a fox before. Surprising how quick you move when you've got your arm down a hole and it's tangled up in the net on the next hole a couple of foot away.
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    Repairing A Net

    Bail82 replied to Bail82's topic in Longnetting

    Will do thank you
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    I'm a bit of a novice in net making and I'm wondering what's the easiest and best way to repair some holes in a nylon longnet. Many thanks Ryan.
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    My Pups Diet

    Bail82 replied to Sweeney's topic in BARF Diet

    I agree with Stretch and Sweeney. I was taught that when they were pups just keep there bowl full till they were roughly 6 months then start cutting them down. As Sweeney says you get the weight back off them when the season starts
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    I kept fife canaries and British when I was a kid. Used to show them around the midlands
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    Thanks all. robskiing what type of hunting do you do
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    I agree with russ. Years ago when I worked terriers with my uncle we found that after a while giving them jabs actually made it take longer to heal. We started just cleaning them with savlon and after a few days if it wasn't looking like it was healing right we then give them a jab.
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    Thanks for the offer onion you never know do you.
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