Paul in North Lincs

Looks the spit of a minshaw bitch I had about 15 years ago.

I do well do get my Doris out of the house - never mind mine carry 16 rabbits

.......................get some brodificoum in grain formulation into em ;-)

I doubt you'd get full certs for bulk commodity gassing / profume for £250 - these certs take years to complete. More likely to be for the use of phostoxins ( Aluminium phosphine )

Winters aren't what they were when I was a nipper.........seen young-uns in mid Jan / feb over the past few years

Its called an inferiority complex. You are clearly more polite than me. As soon as the bullshyte started flowing, Id have made it my sole purpose to discredit him and make him look a twat. I love meeting them, Its priceless when bullshitters start flapping, stuttering, an backtracking once they.re put on the spot!!!!!

There's those that say......and those that do................its that simple

scumbags will always try it on.....and foolish mugs will always part with their hard earned, good luck to both.

I personally wouldn't have an inbred dog from Hancock (wait for the bang)....some of the best dogs I've had have been gifted or for very little money. Lurcher pups from decent working stock for sale everywhere and most will catch rabbits and retrieve if trained properly. Don't be too bothered by names ;-)

I have some success over the years using the duffus barrel traps, but do not proclaim to be a pro mole trapper.

There are also very strict guidelines for the use of phostoxins, but they are certainly effective when used by the right people in the right situation.

Are you doing this work for free or as a paid service? Personally live trapping is ineffective method of rabbit control IMO. Drop boxes can be used in conjunction with specialist rabbit fencing and can be a costly to install not to mention time consuming to service. I wouldn't be using fen traps either for fear of catching non target species. Rabbits do not trap easily to baited cage traps, which in itself defies the councils views on causing concern????? Much better to shoot under the cover of darkness when no ones about. To be honest I think you need to educate your conta

I read the article this transpired from and I also thought he was a total nugget confused between a dream world and reality. Shooting rats on a farm IMO is a hobby. We use the guise of pest control in this capacity to enable us to have abit of sport. There is very good money in pest control..... not all glamorous granted, but lucrative all the same. You are only as good as the service you provide, and the market you are targeting. We would all love 40k a year plinking rats pigeons and scutts..... but I'd imagine these jobs are very limited if not impossible to find.......I do work in the

Cracking job on the taxidermy. Definitely a rarity

Decent!!,,,,,,, I'd be selling some of those scutts to pay for the wheels ;-)