JoeD
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The kennels at college get disinfected with either trigene or Safe4 Pets both are good multi purpose disinfectants. Edit to say don't put dogs back untill floor is dry if using trigene as it can be quite harmfull Safe4 is ok though but is quite expensive.
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Loads of black ones round here and have seen a white one here and there (I am talking about rabbits by the way). JoeD
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did anyone else grow up in a anti-hunt house hold?
JoeD replied to JPTfellterrier's topic in Young Hunters Talk
My family don't like hunting although I wouldn't call them antis but I am going out with a vegetarian which is quite funny. JoeD -
As you can see by the quality of the pictures and the state we are in we had a little bit to much alcohol lol but was extremely enjoyable. JoeD
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Hi just got back from relay for life St Albans which lasted from 2pm saturday till 10am today, and I know this is a bit of a pointless thread but I have never been to any of these cancer research events but I am shocked at how good they really are and I done my bit and walked 9 hours and the other 7 members of my team walked 7 - 9 hours each aswell and we raised lots of money for it and I will post the final amount raised when I get the figures from out team captain. I was amazed that it was so touching and I am not one to show much emotion but it was hard not to shed a tear when they where re
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It might not come of a big suprise to you but it has to me. I went to get a quote on vesectomising 2 of my hobs and they said £200 per ferret. Is this a fair price as I think it is quite expensive. JoeD
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Love the 5th one down. Great pics aswell JoeD
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Thats the opposite at my college lol my tutors know I do boxing and know I have a lot of self control but when people start an arguement about me hunting, I hit them and the tutors just let it go because they know they had it coming and I wouldn't just lash out JoeD
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Wow thoses pics are amazing, you are one lucky guy. JoeD
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I don't work dogs but fair play to you for standing up and I agree with you 100% but mods do do a good job just there isn't enough time in the day to sort all the idiots out on here. Sorry to here your dog is now retired from being a stud but once again fair play for speaking out. JoeD
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I would love to go bear hunitng one day and great to here from people in Canada, seems a wikid place to hunt. JoeD
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It is a long net that is used to catch rabbits instead of individual purse nets around each hole
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Signed it.
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none round mine :-(
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/glasgo...est/8072443.stm I think this is great news that beavers have been reintroduced into Scotland, I hope they do well but think if they start to set an unblance in the eco sysem then should be taken out before the pproblem becomes to bad. What does everyone else think? JoeD
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Hertfordshire, South / South East England.
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Boxing, fishing, chilling out, facebook, amazingly college lol, sleep, eat, beer, football, sleep more, poker, read. I want to get into metal detecting and when I have some money I might go and get a metal detector. JoeD
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I am wanting someone to accompany me out ferreting on occasions, I know in the longnetting part of the section I said I wont trust people out ferreting with me again but I am willing to trust again aslong as they are keen and respectfull towards me, the quarry, and my equipment. If you have ferrets and nets then that would be great if not then you can help me with mine. I would prefer someone with a car but that isn't a problem if you don't and I do have a few bits of permission around my way. I don't mind what age you are aslong as you are trustworthy and won't go behind my back or poa
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Australian Shepherd Dog - Big dog, very loyal to the owner, but anyone trying to break in and they will be regretting it.
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The nets are ok now luckily but it took me nearly every night for the last week or 2 to untangle it and it boils my blood, fair enough people make mistakes and things happen but he didn't seem to even care, that net cost me about £ - £90 which I saved up for for ages and that is the most frustrating thing about it. And yes Steve I have become rather attached to my nets now. JoeD
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Never ever trust anyone with your longnet,I learnt that the hard way. I was out doing some ferreting about 2 or 3 weeks ago and some one from college tagged along, I asked him to bring my net as I had my 25yd net and my ferrets with me so I thought it would be easier to get him to take my other net and save me the trek back, anyway I walked ahead a bit and all of a sudden I heard a clonk I turned round and some poles had dropped out of the basket and onto the ground and had tried to put them back in the basket before I saw I was so pissed off that I couldn't untangle it there as it was jus
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This is my one that we just built. JoeD
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We bought all the timber and mesh sheeting from wicks and cost us around £280 so wernt to bad. JoeD £280.......A bit steep?? You could have bought a good size treated garden shed and put a mesh side in it for less.... I was wrong it cost about £180 not £280 I think my dad must of got it muddled up
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around about £280, but we stuck one of the old hutches in there for there bed, and we already had the felt for the roof. My dads getting some tubing from work. JoeD
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We bought all the timber and mesh sheeting from wicks and cost us around £280 so wernt to bad. JoeD