dytkos
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Feck me, that's a cheap looking I Pod! Regards, bud. D and M. XX
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My advice, IMO, read up on all you can on this forum regarding ferret welfare, housing, breeding, feeding, working etc. Then make sure you are fully prepared to ensure their continued well being then get as many as you need/want/can work/ look after. Good luck. Hope this helps. Cheers, D.
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Please all, wish Mole Trapper a full and speedy recovery from today's major operation..
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Killed a wasp today. First of many I hope.
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Any instant tips from you excellent camera people out there regards taking shots with a Casio Exilim 10.1 please?
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Some places where we can't shoot will be ferreted all year almost but more shooting generally to be selective on permission which is dependent on rabbit control.
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A girl who works for me and rides out regularly with the local hunt recently had a 4 day cultural holiday in London. Whilst her and her boyfriend were eating their supper in a buh shelter in Victoria, a fox came to the perspex screen and was in no way intiminated by their eforts to chase him off.
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Ditch, check out Nick Cave on Youtube or PM me your address and I'll rip you off a copy. Cheers, D.
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Great band, Ditch but pretty "safe". Can I recommend Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, especially their album "Murder Ballads" It's a whole new listening experience! Cheers, D.
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As soon as he's had his jabs and he allowed to go out.
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Beef dripping every time! Chips taste miles better!
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Not in that vid, I don't condone it, merely a point of view!
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This has been up so many times! Gut them, be prepared to skin them and GIVE THEM AWAY to customers in your local country pub. You will (should ) get offered a pint - Best part of 3 quid now!
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Those limestone pavements mate, looks like Malham, am I far wrong?
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I am with you on this one, it makes my blood boil Ferrets look twats, but i'll bet they are treated better than some ferret owners treat theirs.....
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Catch your own!
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Check out both web sites, thev've got insurance built into their membership cost for all legal Country Sports.
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There's no law against advertising your services as long as your activities are legal. Offer them a couple of quid and be prepared to go to a fiver! Maybe get some business cards, do them on Microsoft Publisher or gat a local printer to do them for about £30 for 500. Make sure you are insured (BASC or CA membership gives this for about £50 a year). Good Luck.
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Ask the shop! There's a Cornwall Farmers near you.
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Go onto (through Google as I don't know the exact site address "Rhino Riders" and use their links. Hope this helps. Cheers, D.
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Average 2 a day, every day for 6 months. Not many will better that. Top dog.
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Got a Yukon NV MT2 WP (waterproof) monocular for Xmas. Got it through ebay via High Quality Optics (have their own ebay shop) for £145 delivered direct from the Ukraine in 10 days. You can get a full range of accesories including scope adapter, head mount, camera/video output etc. Check them out, it's good for up to about 100 yards dependent on conditions but they do need a bit of getting used to. Just to add that this is not a state of the art piece of kit. It is no substitute for fieldcraft and stealth but can be a handy tool.
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I like the one that Samuel L Jackson says in Pulp Fiction, also "It's not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog"
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Hi mate, go to Cabelas web site via google, type in "deer hunting seat" in the search box, thers loads of the feckers. The one that Chris had is on about 2/3rd page. Cheers, D.
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Got a Yukon NV MT2 WP (waterproof) monocular for Xmas. Got it through ebay via High Quality Optics (have their own ebay shop) for £145 delivered direct from the Ukraine in 10 days. You can get a full range of accesories including scope adapter, head mount, camera/video output etc. Check them out, it's good for up to about 100 yards dependent on conditions but they do need a bit of getting used to.