Tiercel
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No bird sales at the moment due to the bird flue. A couple of monthly auctions local to us have been cancelled. TC
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Transmission of RHD occurs by direct contact with an infected animal and fomites. Rabbits acquire RHD through oral, nasal or conjunctival pathways. Urine, faeces and respiratory secretions may also shed the virus. The virus may also be carried by the wind. Carriers of the virus may remain infectious for up to a month depending on climate conditions; however, the virus has been known to persist for as little as 2 days and as long as 215 days. An infected carcass or hairs from an infected animal may also transmit RHD. Fomites such as clothing, contaminated food, cages, bedding, feeders and water
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I think I have only had 2 or 3 whole nights sleep in 30 odd years. I sleep like a log for 3 hours then the rest of the night I spend waking and falling back to sleep, never more than half an hour at a time though. TC
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Strangest Place You Seen A Rabbit To
Tiercel replied to forest of dean redneck's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Was it blind? No eye deer. I'll get my coat. TC -
My son has one of those ones that bluetooth off you phone. He does look like a right prick when he answers his watch and says I wont forget the nappies darling. TC
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And even in Summer the Ash trees have no leaves? Pull the other one. TC Ash Dieback . . . . its bad shit. Aye that it is! And the princess kissed a frog, oh no thats another fairy story. TC
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And even in Summer the Ash trees have no leaves? Pull the other one. TC
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Unless it was about this last July. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-33432647 TC
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Just searched google and nothing on there except she was too ill to attend church service at Sandringham this Christmas. TC
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Is it not mid summer in NZ? Looks more like Hampshire on a cold evening. TC
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This is a brilliant thread, lets not spoil it please. I have tidied the thread up lets keep it that way. TC
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The best way is to ask without the use of texttalk. You can either use photobucket which allows you unlimited photos per post. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/229341-quick-guide-for-using-photobucket-to-add-pictures-to-your-content/ Or you can upload using the sites up loader but you are limited to 1'95 MB per post. To use the sites up loader click on More reply options at the bottom right of the page click on upload and just make sure your file size is small enough. TC
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Seems everyone has had their say and it is just going round in circles now. Topic closed. TC
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Easy just say you have been knocked on your head and had your bino's stolen, they will come flooding in. TC
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Your the MAN,Tiercel. Does that mean I am now officially a nerd? TC
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Is this the one? https://www.thesun.ie/news/355279/irishman-stamped-fox-to-death-after-it-attacked-his-wife-at-an-atm/ TC
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how can you believe in dinosaurs and the bible when the earths which god created is 2017 years old but dino's are 150,000,000 years old.? Where the f**k does it say anywhere that the earth is 2017 years old?........honestly, this is what we are dealing with ! Almost as bad as saying it is only 6000 years old. TC
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I think you both have the right plant there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allium_triquetrum Thank you. TC
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3/4 bull 1/4 grey x 3/8 bull 5/8 grey = 9/16 x 7/16 x a half bred, should be 17/32 bull x 15/32 grey ? Basically a half bred. TC
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This is doing my head in, I will be back there tomorrow with a decent camera. Although that does not guarantee that the pictures will be any better. TC
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What about his other son, Seth? And his daughters? Seven children I think Adam fathered. Like any other religion if you do not understand don't question it, and if you don't believe it leave it to others that do. Unless one questions what one does not understand, how are we supposed to learn? That goes for anything in life. TC
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Nor me thats why I asked. I think it is a member of the Alium family going by the leaves and the flower spike but I just can't place it. I took it that it is an early spring flowering and the mild weather and the sheltered position has allowed it to flower early? TC
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Defiantly not. TC
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I just had a look at those they certainly look like them, but they are Mediterranean flowers that flower from May through June. Not what you would expect to see in flower in December. TC
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2 x litre bottles of Grouse Whiskey, a bottle of single malt and a pack of smellies. Looks like I will have to buy my own socks this year. TC