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Everything posted by baleoutqueen
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Thank you all sorry for being so slow to reply, pesky working for a living
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Anyone want to come and have a ferret around? I am based south of basingstoke and am over-run with rabbits. The chap that used to come to me has moved away and am now ferreter-less and the buggers know it!
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all in my back paddock. yay for working from home days...
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my husband makes that, its yummy although for some reason last year's was ick. Tomm Parr - your avatar scares me
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Hello oh wise ones... So, I have braved taking dear flopsy apart for dinner and found getting it apart a bit harder than expected, even getting through the belly hide. main conclusion is that I dont have the right kit - my fillet knife is really old (yes I will sharpen it) but also its a fish knife So,any recommendations for a good fillet knife?
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I have one like that - its called Totil-arse... Has an interesting rarely seen dressage movement "the teleport"
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thats made my morning - I did read it twice before laughing.
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wow, such great control
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good luck. he is unusual looking
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Tiff, no they are all warmblood. Flyn,, choochoo train? God if I stick my boobs out someone would be injured!
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my wires are empty despite being overrun with the "poor ikkle fluffy bunnies" I am just learning though. Out of interest, what damage to the crows do?
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good job, and yummy yummy!
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so, this is my young horse (and me) out pootlin about. he still has a long way to go. i also have 2yro who already is 16.2 (oh my lord!!!!) and an advanced dresage (retired) lovely old geezer...
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evening all, so I have tried casserole and pan frying, but both leave the meat quite tough. whats the best way to cook pigeon breast? thanks
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First batch of rabbit sausages.
baleoutqueen replied to mattydski's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
comeon, my bunnies need sausages (they are NBG for much else...) -
congratulations on having money left after a divorce
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IME, not every horse is lucky enough to have an owner who is concerned about their teeth and many suffer in silence. These lovely animals do so much for us, the least we could do is get them checked twice a year. historically I have used a specialist EDT, but he has not been well recently, and has recommended a vet that is also greeat with teeth, as not all vets are. My orse all go better when they are happy in their mouths.
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good lord - is the broodmare carying twins?
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is it a release cage? I am currently storing loads of what look like these for a conservation blokey
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good call!
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thanks, I do have a chap that comes occasionally, and I also collapsed a huge warren last year, but in the meantime they have now started digging in the middle of my paddocks which is an equine leg breaking waiting to happen. In the words of tesco, every little helps. Also will help with said tesco's meat bill (hopefully!)
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Afternoon all, I have just joined following a google search on how to snare rabbits - I am over-run with the poxy things and cant shoot them dueto a public footpath and "fluffybunny cutesy" neighbours. be gentle with me, I have lots to learn...
