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  1. thenetter
    you have a p m.
  2. thenetter
    I used to use it for the ferrets, they loved it.I gave the beddys it now and again, but being a retired butcher they got fed on all sorts of meat. The reason I say it's got to be used straight away is,I had to clean the band saw every night and I tell you in the summer months it's not a pleasant smell[[stinks]]. hope this helps.
  3. thenetter
    + 1 another way I've heard is drill a hole, and push lambs wool in the hole, sounds odd I know, could be true. a t b .
  4. thenetter
    youve got to make sure its either used the same day or frozen the same day. With it been put though the band saw I think somehow it heats it up.because it go's off very quickly especially in the hot weather a t b .
  5. thenetter
    I know I've said this before on another post, but If your buying purse nets dont go for the cheap and nasty 4z or 6z nylon one's unless your plann ing to ferret on a snooker table. [[nearly put me off ferreting]]. Theres plenty of chaps on this site that will sort you out.
  6. thenetter
    great pic's, great dogs,even better day, well done.
  7. thenetter
    Hi and welcome from north wales.
  8. thenetter
    wont they get drunk on the rum ha ha ha .
  9. thenetter
    welcome from prestatyn.
  10. thenetter
    welcome from prestatyn.
  11. thenetter
    I think you will be very lucky if you pick a working pup from good lines up for £350.00 A T B.
  12. thenetter
    thanks for the reply's, on the picture it definatly looks fine material so I 'll ask them to send a sample,I''ll let you know how I get on with it, thanks .
  13. thenetter
    Hi there,just wondered if anyone has used 10s bonded nylon for purse nets?? They're selling it on e/bay a large ball for about £20.00. It looks very fine material, but I was thinking of double meshing, any advice would be welcome.
  14. thenetter
    Hi and welcome to THL from prestatyn.
  15. thenetter
    welcome,the young one's taste better.
  16. thenetter
    I like a net with plenty of bagging in the midle, thats why I go for12,13,14,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,15,14,13,12, you dont miss many. makes a 3' 6'' net.
  17. thenetter
    Hi there and welcome from prestatyn.
  18. thenetter
    thanks everyone for your reply's, I guess alot of small shoots have the same problem.
  19. thenetter
    youve hit the nail there, thats just how it is one our shoot.
  20. thenetter
    Hi there,I was just wondering how you guy's go on about getting all the guns on your shoot to do the work days. We run a small do it yourself shoot,there's about eighteen members,full and half guns. The trouble we have is only a handfull of members come through out the year,to do the maintenance etc six or so every week all year round.The same one's all the time,while the rest, we wont see them from the last day in jan to the first day in oct.[[unless they're forced too]].The same absenties just dont seem to be interested at all. All they want to do is shoot.They're not even interested
  21. thenetter
    Go on then I'm game, W T F is a strip net??
  22. thenetter
    I wont one how much??
  23. thenetter
    sorry to cut across this post, but I'd like to know why the 6z nets dont suit you.
  24. thenetter
    -loody hell it's reading the paper all ready,must be one of those eu poley cross thingy's.
  25. thenetter
    4'' plastic gutter pipe allways works for me,or if you've got the room in the hutch, a small tree branch for them to climb up. If that dus'nt work put a telly in for them,with a full series of coronation street,thats got to work.ha ha .
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