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  1. leegreen
    Cheers gent's
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    And a Rottie is not Molosser type? I have Mastiffs and regard them as one of the most calm dogs I have owned, but if you need a true protection/guard dog who is going to be in control of it. I would say try and find some dogs and see if any of them suit your needs. Research is key to finding the right dog. Good luck.
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    Every trap but three had been set off so they are in the right position, my success rate is about 1:2 so it really frustrated me. I will find some talpex type traps, I suppose it will be good to try something else. I have been using scissor traps for nine years and have never had so many failures. Do moles become aware of traps?
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    Suck off Greek men called Phil. Your not one of them are you Lee? It could be that you know far more about it than your letting on. :laugh: Are you the Queens hubby?
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    Suck off Greek men called Phil.
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    Sorry to sound stupid but how would I find the "main run?"
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    Scissor type.
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    If it all works I'll pick it up tomorrow, PM a come.
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    People do care and you are not wasting your time.
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    Excuse me Neil but wouldn't your pride and joy be a bollie belly pellet snuffler? A fish doesn't get that big on fish alone. I would defo go to Spain fishing if I had the time, big Cats and Carp, pellet snufflers or not. Still I consider the European Catfish one of the ugliest fish in the world
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    are these collars or boxes?
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    A friend of mine has a small mole problem and I have tried on three different occasions to trap these moles and have had seven traps set off with no moles . Now the problem is the moles are on a steep bank and the top soil is loose and whilst clearing to set the traps a good deal of debris/soil is falling down the run and is being pushed back and setting of the trap. Now is the only sure way gas/poison? :icon_eek:
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    I understand that and was agreeing, but you wouldn't drive across a recently seeded or newly sprouted arable field would you?
  14. leegreen
    Yes your right "that's it"
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    But Whin a lot are driving arable fields not grass and driving right across the middle of fields coursing game in the motor
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    And the fat fecks that I know drive the fields chuck there game, just NO RESPECT! Proper pr**ks.
  17. leegreen
    depends what game your talking about,,, you wont kill more rabbits driving Dam right and your not fecking peoples crops and and PEOPLE DON'T KNOW YOU HAVE BEEN and what they don't know won't hurt them
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    New foot paths mmmmmmmm!
  19. leegreen
    50%+ of field drivers are fat c**ts and before anyone starts this is FACT too.
  20. leegreen
    Lazy feckers that are turning the farming world against us, FACT!
  21. leegreen
    :thumbs: This is obviously a subject whhich brings up strong emotion. My take and experience is this, in 1986 i got an after school job walking a kennel of imported bulls, i was shown this strange piece of equipment and shown how to use it, not for any dark or seedy purposes but in case an accident happened on exercise. When i first got a very well bred and drivey bull cross i realised the breakstick was a usefull piece of equipment, i am not and wasn't an inexperienced dog trainer and im used to drivey dogs BUT when dealing with fox and deer (all way before the ban) i found a breakstick mu
  22. leegreen
    :thumbs: This is obviously a subject whhich brings up strong emotion. My take and experience is this, in 1986 i got an after school job walking a kennel of imported bulls, i was shown this strange piece of equipment and shown how to use it, not for any dark or seedy purposes but in case an accident happened on exercise. When i first got a very well bred and drivey bull cross i realised the breakstick was a usefull piece of equipment, i am not and wasn't an inexperienced dog trainer and im used to drivey dogs BUT when dealing with fox and deer (all way before the ban) i found a breakstick mu
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    Nice one. Your bunnies have still got there guts in .
  24. leegreen
    I'll show me boat.
  25. leegreen
    Pictures? yeah, it's like one of them Greyhound type things. Good luck rehoming it, shouldn't be a problem at that age.
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