ANTHONYCHEZ 27 Posted April 28, 2009 Report Share Posted April 28, 2009 I like to spend as much time as poss around sheep while they are young till the become part of the furnature so to speak. In my experience the eating muck settles with adding cooked veg to the diet. Pup looks well.sounds a tad suspect mate cracking pup that,im out for a bit of a mooch over the weekend so i'll drop you those rabbits i promised off......with a bit of luck. clow bridge and crown point is where you were walking by the way, your on a bit of land i have permission on there, hasn't been any bunnies there for a bit now. but if you walk over the big hill behind you in the last pic, across the road you might put a few up!!! you could get dropped off there and walk home, no one should bother you. its a good walk Quote Link to post
lurchergrrl 1,441 Posted April 29, 2009 Author Report Share Posted April 29, 2009 I like to spend as much time as poss around sheep while they are young till the become part of the furnature so to speak. In my experience the eating muck settles with adding cooked veg to the diet. Pup looks well.sounds a tad suspect mate cracking pup that,im out for a bit of a mooch over the weekend so i'll drop you those rabbits i promised off......with a bit of luck. clow bridge and crown point is where you were walking by the way, your on a bit of land i have permission on there, hasn't been any bunnies there for a bit now. but if you walk over the big hill behind you in the last pic, across the road you might put a few up!!! you could get dropped off there and walk home, no one should bother you. its a good walk Cheers Anthony ... hope you have some luck then since I've been waiting on them skins for a while now! I'd walk up there myself but I've no idea how to get there or back. Plenty of time during the week for it but I'm pretty sure I'd get lost Quote Link to post
sandymere 8,263 Posted April 29, 2009 Report Share Posted April 29, 2009 I like to spend as much time as poss around sheep while they are young till the become part of the furnature so to speak. In my experience the eating muck settles with adding cooked veg to the diet. Pup looks well.sounds a tad suspect mate Could you expand? lol. Quote Link to post
sam3009 4 Posted May 1, 2009 Report Share Posted May 1, 2009 (edited) I like to spend as much time as poss around sheep while they are young till the become part of the furnature so to speak. In my experience the eating muck settles with adding cooked veg to the diet. Pup looks well.sounds a tad suspect mate Could you expand? lol. Spending all that time around sheep might get tongues wagging lol crackin pup LL Edited May 1, 2009 by sam3009 Quote Link to post
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