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    I have this kit; and have covered three rabbit skins in salt; am I right I now scrape the flesh off then stick it in the solution? If I haven't 100% fleshed it is that going to cause massive dramas?
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    I said my thoughts...
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    Gaz that's an unusual coloured ferret, what's the second pic, your court? Any chance of a pic of the whole court? What you using on the floor?
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    I just bought my first new nets in 15 years from AndyKelly so I'm carrying on till all I'm doing is digging.
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    You can Rc1 copy the link and drop it into a new webpage, it's what I did
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    Tjones; can you post a pic or link to the bags you are talking about?
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    It's a purse net with two pegs basically....
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    That's the only type of ferret Id keep
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    I use a goretex dpm jacket; but then I carry a daysack so pockets aren't an issue...
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    There is also a little large pack thing that hooks onto the jacket if you can get hold of it. http://bit.ly/1fwOp1k Many moons ago this was what we wore when playing "enemy" during exercises; the amount of mag pouches is unbelievable.... It was good stuff; personally though I just think the material is just too heavy (indestructible though)
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    Pipa go have a look, around the edge..
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    I used to have one of those; if I remember the elbows are waterproof too, and the trousers have waterproof knees very good, but very heavy Also look in the hood for a cool little surprise!
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    If you have about £200-350 I'd get a Lanber/Aya Yeoman or Baikal OU
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    Ditto
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    When I was younger I only kept two castrated hobs cos I didn't think I could deal with the grief of a Jill; regardless of the benefit, after a 10 year break from ferrets, I picked up 2 again and got a hob and a Jill, the Jill seems more able at ferreting (however the hob is no bad either) but I do think a hob is similar. Get him snipped, watch his weight, simples. The Jill seems far livelier which makes her better for working but did take her longer to handle; and the little f$cker skulks in the holes and it really p#sses me off! Oh and the vet told me that castrating a hob also carries a ri
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    I had some ferrets about 10 years ago and deployed to Afghanistan; my mum looked after them; she fed them and cleaned them out but didn't spend time with them; when I came back they were all jumpy and a little 'nippy' (not real bites) and skittish; after about a week of quality time they were back to pre-tour temperament. That's after over 6 months... So I reckon they are salvageable and just need quality time
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    Isn't there the old tale about R's in the month? I tend to stop when I have to start putting in the swim/bike/run training in when triathlon season starts....
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    I think I'll have a tinker then....
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    BPR; do you have any more to sell?
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    So I carry around an army entrenching tool; it does the job where I have permissions and haven't wanted for more; but the more I read here the more digging seems to be a large part of the chat here.... Maybe I just don't do enough ferreting on a large enough scale, or I have some magical gifted ferrets that poo gold. Anyway; some links to what people think are the holy grail of spades would be good...
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    Take offers?
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    No guns/Dogs/Digging. It really is rather tricky....
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    Whereabouts?
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    If you're all serious you need to tackle it the same way they do. Film them. Make them the targets; gather evidence on them; so that they can be prosecuted etc. I'm pretty sure the antis are disliked by the police as they are always causing problems at mayday g8 etc.
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