would you?? rabbit control

[Guest ferret feller]

would you? if you had rabbit problems would you ring me up?

chears

thinking of putting them up in horticulture places ect.

pro_rabbit_control_no_number.doc

[Netter 0]

Rabbits aren't rodents mate

[Guest ferret feller]

they are arnt they

[Netter 0]

"Rabbits are small mammals in the family Leporidae of the order Lagomorpha"

[WxmHunter 0]

soon as i get rabbits there skined then in the pan... but defo wouldnt call them rodents

[Guest ferret feller]

shit iv printed 10 off im sure they wont mind too much

[Paid 935]

Yes, rabbits are Rodents.

 

 

I put something simular up in the local farm and feed store every year, always get a few calls, and my best farm came this way.

 

You get a lot of gardens, and tricky spots to do, but you can pick and choose when you have enough

[Paid 935]

opps, you learn a new thing every day lol

 

"Rabbits aren't rodents (like rats or mice) - they are lagomorphs. Rabbits are actually more closely related to horses than they are to mice"

[Netter 0]

Also I wouldn't say Professional

[Guest ferret feller]

why not professional ?

[Netter 0]

Definition of professional

 

A professional is a worker required to possess a large body of knowledge derived from extensive academic study (usually tertiary), with the training almost always formalized. Professionals are at least to a degree self-regulating, in that they control the training and evaluation processes that admit new persons to the field, and in judging whether the work done by their members is up to standard. This differs from other kinds of work where regulation (if considered necessary) is imposed by the state, or where official quality standards are often lacking. Professions have some historical links to guilds in these regards.

 

Professionals usually exercise autonomy in the workplace, and are expected to utilize their independent judgement and professional ethics in carrying out their responsibilities.[8] This holds true even if they are employees instead of working on their own. Typically a professional provides a service (in exchange for payment or salary), in accordance with established protocols for licensing, ethics, procedures, standards of service and training / certification.

 

The above definitions were echoed by economist and sociologist Max Weber, who noted that professions are defined by the power to exclude and control admission to the profession, as well as by the development of a particular vocabulary specific to the occupation, and at least somewhat incomprehensible to outsiders.[citation needed]

 

A 'true' professional must be proficient in all criteria for the field of work they are practising professionally in. Criteria include following:

 

Academic qualifications - i.e., university college/institute

Expert and specialised knowledge in field which one is practising professionally

Excellent manual/practical & literary skills in relation to profession

High quality work in (examples): creations, products, services, presentations, consultancy, primary/other research, administrative, marketing or other work endeavours

A high standard of professional ethics, behaviour and work activities while carrying out one's profession (as an employee, self-employed person, career, enterprise, business, company, or partnership/associate/colleague, etc.)

Also taking into consideration natural & harnessed talents integrated & used with qualifications & when doing work in professional capacity. These talents~skills are just as important in any forms of work be it paid, unpaid, volunteer, domestic jobs or any other work.

[Guest ferret feller]

so what do i need to say instead of professional?

[ferret boy charlie 0]

so what do i need to say instead of professional?

experianced (i think thats how you spell it )

[Netter 0]

Something that you are mate Things go tits up when you claim to be something your not.

 

I once had some business cards printed up saying that I was a "Horse, General and Scrap Metal Dealer" so I could whip them out and look flash (sad I know) all was going well till the Tax Man came and paid me a visit.

[Guest ferret feller]

my ferreting partner has been ferreting for 40 years iv been for ten years

to be fair you dont know me do you? so why say stuff like that?

not at netter at fbc

Edited November 4, 2008 by ferret feller