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  1. rabbitcatcher 1
    Woody, nice looking dog mate and good pics,
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    Very nice dog ideation great to see feather being retreived and sum smart pics no wonder you got carried away,lol
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    Hi pal I've got 2 really dark Jill's here they don't bite but I've had them out only once they started slow but were bolting rabbits by the end ov the day, they started getting really exited after bolting the rabbits and had to be put back in the box to calm down but like I say it was there first time out, if anybody wants to give them a good home and bring them on they here for free, I'm in County Durham so collection only cheers rabbitcatcher
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    Cheers Paul sound like your well happy, I've spoke to mike and I like what he had to say about the dogs I havnt had a whippet before as I don't like the look of the roachey backed frail looking types but like I say mikes look better put together and could handle more work , I've currently got a second genaration collie greyhound out of typp ratchers arry and my pals bitch, but I'm really fancying a whippet or whippet cross as all I do is rabbiting so think it would be a good choice, what's the price of mikes pups if you don't mind me asking, cheers adam
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    Here is the books I no longer read My life with lurchers-David Hancock Lurchers and long dogs- E.G Walsh The working long dog-Frank sheardown Rouges and Running dogs- D. Brian Plummer Diary of a hunter- D.Brian Plummer And a couple of others, Practical pest control-George Hogg The traditional working terrier-Sean frain Omega-D.Brian Plummer The working terrier-Brian Plummer Some of them arnt in great condition but all very readable, if you require pics I can email them cheers adam
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    I,ll dig them out shortly and put up what I've got lads, and yes I would sell sum if wanted
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    Hi all just wondering if anybody has any working whippet books they would kindly swap for sum lurcher books I'm not sure what books I hav as I've just moved house and a lot of stuff is still unpacked but if there's any intrest I will dig them out and let you know what's there, cheers rabbitcatcher
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    Hi fella just above ground for flushing rabbits nd ratting really , I'm just trying to line a couple up for when she breaks down, see if I can find one that's suits me and my bitch the best,cheers rabbitcatcher
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    Hi mate is it in a yellowish bag if so I've used it before and found it gave my dogs the shi*ts so I now use red mills racer IMO is a lot better food atb rabbitcatcher
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    4ft 10 z nylon evereytime IMO you can't beet them,easy to handle/untangle and very good catchers as long as they well made and you can pick them up for around £1. each
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    To be honest she only been used for bushing for rabbits she's never seen fox or rat but she,s quite game so she,d take to rats no bother I would think, nd personally I don't bother with fox,atb adam
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    Cheers big t yes I've seen some loons asking 300 to 500 just for stud fee, I'm sure I,ll find 1 atb adam
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    Is it a pure whippet what you have hillbilly or cross out of mikes, I'm thinking of getting one but not sure what to get either a whippet or a whippet cross all I do is ferreting,mooching and a bit ov lamping now and again, thanks for the reply,s tab rabbitcatcher
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    Hi people just wondering what the average price is for using a border as stud with papers, I'm in County Durham, My bitch hasn't broke down yet but just trying to line a couple up before the time, any info would be great,cheers adam
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    Seen them on fleabay fella £35 plus p+p I think atb rabbitcatcher
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    is that Leaming bar Your ferreting?
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    Nice pics mate, looks lyk a canny place to ferret and nice dogs, atb rabbitcatcher.
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    . I totally agree I like the greyhoundy type long slim thin headed, and a bit leggy can't beat em IMO atb adam
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    IMO there's a difference between starving your ferrets and keeping them sharp for a days work, but everybody's got there own ways, atb Adam
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    Hello lmj where are you located, I find hedgerows not to be really deep unless they're sandy setts but stop nets or gate nets are a big help as if the purse nets snag whilst pursing the rabbits tend to run up or down the hedge, but you really need a locator box and collars, the ferret could slip out on the other side to where your stood and be gone, atb adam
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    Just wondering if anybody in the County Durham area has space for an extra one I've got plent ov permission but no dogs allowed, I would like to do some ferreting and fetch my collie/grey bitch to show her the ropes, I can return the favour for the ferreting just no dogs that's all, pm if anybody's willing cheers adam
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    Where abouts are you pal, and do you keep them inside or out, I've never had a whippet before and all I do is rabbiting so I've looked into them and I fancy 1 for ferreting/lamping and just general mouching cheers for the reply, adam
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    nice looking pups fella, where abouts are you
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    Hello people,just wondering if anybody's working whippets from mike browns stock I'm thinking of trying one for ferreting and a bit of lamping now and again and I like the stamp, any info on them ferreting/lamping and pics would be great, cheers adam
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    Sound good mate, where abouts are you looking forward to hearing about the day, atb rabbitcatcher
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