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  1. Gin
    I like the Dam very much indeed. Good strong looking pups.
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    As above
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    For what your getting on the days, i don't think its a bad price.
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    I have the leaflets for this years show in front of me,- its a major Game and Country show this year. Loads to see and do. http://www.livingheritagecountryshows.co.uk/show/the-co.-durham-game-country-fair/45.php
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    Whittonstall show, Sunday 5th June. The Kennels, Whittonstall, Co Durham DH8 9JN Contact,- V Coulson 01207 542915 Terriers, Lurchers, Bedlingtons, BullX, and a good ferret show.
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    Post code for Meldon show is,- NE61 3SW
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    Not the dyke nuek show, but its just past the dyke nuek pub.
  8. Gin
    Its the Meldon Show Morpeth HSC Meldon Park, Meldon, near Morpeth Northumberland. Also a good ferret show this year. Contact Gill 01661 835060 for ferret show details.
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    Most areas have a ferret rescue. Loads in just now at the North East Ferret Rescue. Also check out http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ferreter/ferretrescues.htm
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    For Rocky1 http://www.nosesandposes.webeden.co.uk/
  11. Gin
    Could anyone copy me a set of instructions for the mk3 with the pin pointer,- i was given one, but no instructions. I have tried to find then to download but no luck. Thanks
  12. Gin
    I don't normally miss this one. Did anyone get any photos of the show.
  13. Gin
    Yes I agree, it is the best show. You will meet loads of good dog lads there
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    BSA

    Gin replied to eye in the sky's topic in General Talk

    Thanks for that info, very helpful. My mate is a gunsmith, i never really thought of switching the Mercury to .177 Yes the ProElite is the advance on the TX range. My mate had a ProElite but sold it on when he was made redundant (regretted it ever since ). I had forgot about the AirSporter, i tried a mates AirSporter, it was fantastic. I'd have loved one of those. My mate the gunsmith serviced a Fienwerkbau, and that was also a great gun. As you say, the older BSA guns are what to look for. ps Your not Howard are you ? If so pm me Thanks.
  15. Gin
    The ferret show is still on, say hello to Gill from the Rescue. Have a good day.
  16. Gin
    Today. Sorry i can't make it. Family health problems, but i hope you all have a great day. Its one of the best shows.
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    BSA

    Gin replied to eye in the sky's topic in General Talk

    I never liked the Lightning, and sold it on. I'd look at a BSA Supersport, fantastic gun. I have a BSA Mercury which fires brilliant and accurate at 35 yards, its .22 but i wish i'd had .177 The HW90 is a great gun as is the HW80 but both very heavy i found. Of all the best guns, i think it has to be the AirArms ProElite, but difficult to find a second hand one.
  18. Gin
    your doing fine. lovely sticks
  19. Gin
    Those are Norman Tulips sticks. Yes its an adder. Best place for seasoned shanks. http://www.highlandhorn.com/
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    http://www.bsda.eu/
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    Those sticks are Norman Tulips, most are now in Alnwick Castle. To use the Holly properly, its cut about 6ft long, and about 5inches thick. Seal all cut ends on branch shoots etc, with varnish, paint etc. Leave to season for perhaps 4 years or "season" at a mill in their kiln. The shank is then planed straight and square, then hexagonal to about 2 inches thick. Your now using the heart wood. Mark around the knots with a pencil and file around these leaving then standing proud, and round off the shank to about one inch thick. You must seal the shank at the end of the day after working on it.
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    Hazel, Blackthorn and Holly are most often used. The holly more so on show sticks. Season for one year per inch thickness. One simple rule, don't let the hand-piece droop.
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    wild ferrets

    Gin replied to steve123's topic in General Talk

    A lot of ferrets are coming into the rescue just now,- mainly large hobs found wandering. It would seem they have probably been dumped, as they'd have to be caged seperate this time of year. Also a lot of ferrets are found when others are out ferreting. Kids go ferreting and if the ferret lays up, they won't wait for it, or think they've lost it and go home. I think there are a large number of ferrets in the wild in all areas.
  25. Gin
    What i meant was,- on Fox or bigger stuff, perhaps yes, but on just rabbit.
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