ratting

[bryson 562]

alrite lads does anyone still use ferrets to bolt rats ive just gained permission for rats but i have no smoker and they seem abit expensive for me for just one small permission any advice appricieated

Cheers Bryson

[andy p 32]

I've used ferrets before they do a good job but they tend to get badly bitten. And you could be bringing nasties home with you.

[The one 8,504]

better offering sombody with a smoker a day out then ?.

[Westy76 546]

Go and have a word at your local tip/community refuse centre or whatever they call it up your way,people throw loads of knackered strimmers and chainsaws away and the have there own separate bins down her for just that sort of gear.

Just speak to one of the totters and give him a drinks plus you may gain a bit of permission to ask there's always rats and pidgeons to sort out in these places

[Westy76 546]

Double post

Edited February 2, 2012 by Westy76

[Joe67 239]

seems a popular question

 

f**k that,wouldnt risk the ferrets.theres a few here who have or do,sure they can give you good advice.

[bryson 562]

Go and have a word at your local tip/community refuse centre or whatever they call it up your way,people throw loads of knackered strimmers and chainsaws away and the have there own separate bins down her for just that sort of gear.

Just speak to one of the totters and give him a drinks plus you may gain a bit of permission to ask there's always rats and pidgeons to sort out in these places

cheers for that mate i will pop down there at the weekend

[marshall298 0]

The ferret tends to get sum nasty bite's its not worth the hassel. A smoker would be your best bet mate

[Ferret mad Dave 65]

I've got a pack of terries who love the rats mate if your interested