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  1. moonlighter
    If your working warrens that's larger than 8/10 holes then in my experience one ferret won't be enough to shift them. My method is to get the ferrets in and get the rabbits out. You might end up with a bit more digging if the ferrets trap a rabbit between them but it's a quicker way of ferreting land with many warrens.
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    ALL Sold Now..Thanks.
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    I was just about to put the same thread up, so i thought i would join onto this one if you dont mind. does any one any ewd sites where you can buy metacam and synalux omline without a pescription.?
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    There is no need in my opinion but some think there dog needs it. Its not just rabbits that get dropped either.
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    I don't have any pictures mate, only of the one I had. They are my mates litter. Pm me for his number.
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    ........no you carnt look inside my new caravan with your camera running........is that because it still needs work doing?..........NO ITS BECAUSE ITS FOOKING STOLEN YOU THICK GIT!!!!!......ha ha
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    I dont own terriers so just reading out of interest really....but i think what someone is try to say is that if you release a fox froma dig then you have broken the law(hunting act)....just remember its a watched forem and infuture in any are released then its an accident and they slipped past you as you tried to take the shot
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    Most dogs will work day and night, but its most probally the owners who have the preference, not the dogs. Odvioslly if the dog is doing one thing a lot more often than than the other then it will pick that up quicker. A lot of coursing lads i know dont even own a lamp so there dogs are solely daytime, even though they would proballly make good lamping dogs given the chance. The reason some dont lamp is because of the greater risk of injury at night. (in my dogs 75% of accidents have happened at night) and many dont want to risk missing a days coursing because it took a knock a few nights pre
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    Hello mate, i do a bit of ferreting and im in lincs too. Im free the odd weekend if you fancy some ferreting. cheers....(oh and the reason im up at 2;30am is because ive just got a new pup and i think its bloody nocturnal!!)
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    my firearms officer said its down to him and noone else....thats why some people can get an open lincence first off.
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    most flesh wounds will heal on there own if kept clean with salt water, but sometimes when they get bit on the leg they can get an infection in the bone which can be serious and needs antibiotics.
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    genuine question...how do you messure the distance across a valley...good shooting by the way.
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    SIRE; Gary dickenson's Red. Top class match dog. One of the millenium 6, Forley cup 2000 runner up. DAM; Cass, out of Lucky,(winner of 2001 forley cup).Twice finalist in the East of England chairmans cup. Bloodlines include; Drax, Rooster, Don's sutherd's Lady, Caulfield's Joe, Merlin and Eve.
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    obviously sarcasm doesnt come over on a text based forum. Il know for future to keep any posts purely factual. My apologies. welcome to the site mate....your right about the sarcasm....i was doing the same, ha ha.
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    How can it...its a dog not a cat...I use hibi scrub or detol in warm water.
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    i heard another sick story last night...some well known coursing lads got chased by the police and managed to loose them....with that they set fire to the car to burn all the evidence....including the dogs in the boot!! its was only last week i think.
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    I wonder how they will fair in this cold weather if it keeps as it is?? its got to kill a few off im sure. its been below freezing now for about a month!!
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    ive been out twice since the snow came and i too have done more digging than bolting!! maybe they dont like the snow either, ha. good pictures and good write up.
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    my 2 heat lamps are175watt low energy, equivalent to 250 watts each and cost about 3 pence an hour to run for both.
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    The bitch is called cas. Red is a saluki lurcher but looks more like a greyhound than saluki. He was one of the millennium six as they call them.
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    He looks a totally different dog! It shows you what's really under that coat. The pup I'm getting is out of my mates bitch which is out of lucky, and the sire he used is dickinsons red. Should be good fast dogs hopefully.
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    Is that how barney is bred. Do you have any pictures before the trim? How old are they mate? only when he was a pup i wil have a look and yes mate barney grandfather on sire side and benji is grandfather on the dams side Good luck with them mate. Should be a good season ahead of you. I get my new pup next month and I carnt wait!
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    Sorry to hear that. He looked a real cracker. My dog is out of smokey and has been a good dog. Do you know what was up with him?
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    Is that how barney is bred. Do you have any pictures before the trim? How old are they mate?
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    Nice looking dogs. What bloodlines are they.?
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