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Chaff

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  1. between 5 and 10 grand I'd say so I think if some travels up and down the country seeking the best blood to put back to his line of dogs makes them worth the money he charges It's only worth what someone's willing to pay I dont think that money's unfair for those that are happy to pay it to some £400 is a good Saturday night lol I've spoke to this Jeff a few times what I didn't like was when he told me he had a waiting list for people after his dogs and that he jumps people in front that he thinks deserves them haha I said if he's got a waiting list why advertise them in cmw he soon dodged
  2. between 5 and 10 grand I'd say so I think if some travels up and down the country seeking the best blood to put back to his line of dogs makes them worth the money he charges
  3. Ferreting with the Smithfield's https://youtu.be/uwGrCnbOKeY
  4. All the time ave been on here you very rarely here guys talking about jeffs stuff wounder why?Just being truthful mate, they are superb all rounders,and as tough as old boots. I saw in this weeks CMW Jeff is using match dog bulldozer to put over one of his bitches could make for some good pups.400 quid is a lot but its a lot of animal and they fill freezers. Saw an add for French bull dog crossed with a poodle for 700 what's that about ?
  5. didn't think Jeff Burrell dogs were line bred I thought they were type bredYeah he has the old stuff He breeds his own outcrosses and if they make the grade then they go in the mix.Though apparently it's getting hard to find coursing grey blood ?
  6. Keep the faith mate a few more years and things will steady up,going on what I have seen. Still no stopping em when the red mist is down though. Don't think there are many line bred that can be called off a Chase. Good luck with your dog mate is it one of Jeff's dogs ?
  7. Good luck with that not sure if being line bred for ? Years has anything to do with it,can't complain as does everything that the wizard said it would.You need thousand acres on your doorstep for this one here,not little pockets of land Criss crossed with roads like I have here. I have thousands of acres of permission but only for winter.
  8. Well I think it was my own making mate, The prey drive is a bit much sometimes when you just want a quick walk through the woods before going out somewhere and all he wants to do is put em up and take em down. Just wish I could switch off the work mode During the summer months.
  9. To be honest this dog has been out every winter from about 5 months young, Has what I consider a high prey drive (pulled Mrs into road trying to catch a stag beetle over night) I wouldn't mind if he wasn't quite so full on all the time. My mates beddy whippet collie Rex is very chilled in comparison he still catches but only when Taz is occupied. In the 3 years of owning this dog he has cost a few quid in vet bills, and I now have a degree in salt water bathing. He line bred Jeff Burrell.
  10. Shocking news of all the dangers a working dog faces :a compost heap ffs, never heard of it before,feel for you fella. Time will heal atb
  11. Had a years subscription repeats its self some what. Got to a point when I only looked at letters page and what's for sale. Only downside to not getting every week is not having fire lighting material.
  12. I would of dogs and all or put on back seat had a nice set of catapults on him too,reminds me when I stopped for a freshly hit fallow had Mrs on front end and me on back couldn't lift high enough to get in truck.I drove away almost in tears
  13. 8 poles and basket required don't mind used or second hand grommets needed Sewell. Cheers
  14. Very good cross I bet Collie brain Suluki stamina and feet Greyhound speed However if it were to get the collie speed greyhound/suluki brain and grey feet then not so good I guess. Hope the bitch is still making progress.
  15. Cheers for the links arry will put them in my favourites, any advice taken with thanks mate. I get my advice from mates that have kept them for years one old boy told me no such thing as a sick ferret"they either alive or dead " ?Anyway she still going but not very active my wife took her to work today to keep the fluids and antibiotics going in her. I really hope she makes a comeback and becomes a good worker:) Cheers
  16. Nice dogs cold pint is the pup out of the old bitch. Khan jihad sure did cover a few, good to hear of workers making old bones. Atb with the youngster mate
  17. https://youtu.be/u9Dg-g7t2l4 Good cover I thought
  18. For sure if were my daughter I would not bother with old bill just stick him in hole an bury the c**t.
  19. She's got a bit more life in her now. Might pull through after all, I really surprised still early days could still go tits, her sister has a lot of work to do in the morning
  20. No milk mate first time yesterday only a thimble full. She still going might turn around yet.
  21. She still alive,I am keeping honey and water going in her just had another antibiotic injection at vets 25 squid. Should never of let kids name them now they more attached than ever to this crook ferret it going to cost me a fortune. Lol
  22. if your giving it cows milk that will make it poorly.. ferrets are lactose intolerant. and the old boy in the pub is talking out of his pint pot.. raw chicken bones wont harm them,especially wings etc etc.. baked in the oven chicken bones become brittle and can shatter,causing problems..but raw is soft and easily digested. Fair does mate she had cow juice this morning thought it might pick her up bad move by the sounds, just given her a drop of honey and water opened box and she put her head out the top seems to have picked up a tad, perhaps antibiotics are working ?
  23. Just had chat to old boy in pub that know his ferrets said raw chicken bones they can damage gut and cause infection ?
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