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    Crackin' pics but aren't haggis out of season at the moment?
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    Well done that man, first pic!
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    Muzzle would be OK providing she didn't bump into a rat which she possibly will at some stage.
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    He'd be better off with a young pup or a "doing" dog as a 6 month old puppy for sale is either remaining from a litter (possibly couldn't sell it) or has previously been the wrong choice of somebody else (potentially ruined).
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    How long have you had the ferret as she may be doing this because of change of routine and lifestyle. As Fish says, feed her before you go out but only lightly or she may decide it's siesta time when she's down the bury. An old timer told me many years ago that he had had this problem and so rigged the ferrets collar with a bell so that the rabbits would know they were coming and bolted easier. Not sure myself but it may be worth atry if you have no luck with other methods. Cheers, D.
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    It's a decent night down here tonight but I've got to work so maybe tomorrow.....
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    Have seen couple (in the daytime) on one of my local lamping spots but never caught one but we did use to get several in near Malham in the Yorkshire dales about 25 years back!
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    Got one of my ferrets from a rescue centre. He is one of the best ferrets I've ever handled and works great. They cut or spey them, give them any required vet treatment and you can pick them up for a donation of a few quid, or free if you're tight and cheeky.
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    Car Jacking

    dytkos replied to BLACKBOB's topic in General Talk

    Shit,sometimes we tend to forget what it's like in the real world. Thanks.
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    Wouldn't take my white terrier out with some of the people who shoot round here.
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    Thanks H&J I've contacted the company and asked them if any one stocks them near me, if they doo then I'm gonna go have a look; I think you might be right about the comfort but I will look at them anyway as they are either going to be great or absolute crap. Thanks for the Advice Lud PS I couldn't get the link to work. Looks like a posers spade to me.....
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    Good advice!
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    She's gone a lot lighter this past month since the weather turned colder.
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    Heres one of mine, Nancy
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    Sorry mate.
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    Decide what sort of work you want to do with your dog, and research which breed/type/cross of dog will best suit your purpose then look out for one that fits the bill. He/she will hopefully be your companion for a dozen years or so, so it's like chosing a missus but more important! Like Giro says, go for a pup then you can both learn together! Good luck. Cheeers, D.
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    There used to be a 9mm garden gun, like a pistol with a long barrel and a removable stock that was for sale a while ago. They fire a 9mm shotgun type cartridge. These could still be available for less than a couple of hundred quid.
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    No squirrels left round here mate!
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    Not a good pic but here's my 7 year old first cross Sorry, I'm talking shite, she's a second cross, (missus in my ear)
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    Not a good pic but here's my 7 year old first cross
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    Once again, E bay for about 4 quid delivered
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    Fair play to the person who released it for not wanting to be a glory hunter.
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    Depends on how many you want to feed but Guinea Fowl is bloody superb!
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    Rod for finding tubes, saw for roots and a torch are always helpful as are knee pads and decent trousers.
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