Tommy Gunn

Best dogs to hunt big cats are a pack of good Rhodesian Ridgebacks ask any Southern African. But scientifically if they really want to seriously find out if there is a breed of big cat in an area, why not use a caged female in heat. :kiss: Any male in the area will soon sniff her out and any female will turn up as she is pissed off with an intruder in her patch!

Top dog is after the real bunny! http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3064875/Real-rabbit-ruins-Greyhound-race.html

That would be my guess too, seen a few GSD crosses with this kind of look.

Brill.

Once watched a horse eat a dead sea gull! Nature is truly not always what it appears.

Bag it and bin it. Sainsbury's Nappy Sacks, Basics x100 only 28p Loads cheaper than doggy bags and scented too.

How sad but true

So true

Had one waste of time! It stank and did not work at all just filled with Sh*t. Now I put it in nappy bags and in then in the bin. I use the cheapest nappy bags from Sainsburys, they are better than dog bags, you get more for your money and they are scented too.

Done.

No way its a weasel may be a stoat but I think Fox. http://www.wildlifebritain.com/stoatorweasel.php The weasel is far to small to take chickens and this modus operandi is pure Fox! They don't need a big hole just enough for the head to get in and the rest will follow.

Butter usually Lurpack.

Good luck and watch out for the double crossing scum http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/...icle2377463.ece

Max that's one really good idea. Did you read or hear that in Afghanistan when we are intercepting Taliban communications, they are often speaking with Bradford and Birmingham accents! That is treason in any body's book and should be treated as such. Medieval problems require medieval answers...

That is a really good advert. Should put it on UK TV.