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I uses a bulldog rabbiting spade and nothernite it's called a rabbiting spade and a good one.

I use the small spade from screwfix, less than a tenner and does the job aswell as any of the 'rabbitng' spades out there.

Dig like feck.   In all honesty i do also carry a long handled, long bladed, post shovel and bar in the motor, if things get difficult.   But johnnyboy and i have done 8 ft, which included going

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Because I like to do everthing else on diffrent scale to everbody else I thought feck it why bother with all this spade lark and bought one :laugh:

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I bought a bulldog rabbiter last year for ferretting and post hole digging a great little light shovel small enough so your not digging masses of dead needless soil ,but big enough to make a hole to get the rabbit out of .

The smooth mounth gives a little protection to the ferret being dug as the long shovel can be sharp and pierce the last few inchs into the tube quickly without the digger knowing .

 

So nice items on this site :thumbs:

http://www.sporkgardentools.com/Store/tabid/62/CatID/673/Spades.aspx

 

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I use a foldable spade from the army. Cheap and strong, downside is that it is not very big.

 

I find the army folders useless on a dig, they wobble and fold up. I have always found a solid little spade superior. I got mine from some mates that work for the water board, they call them teaspoons, thet are a small round mouth spade.

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I lied - it's now 13 quid.

 

http://www.screwfix....nt-shovel/53829

 

Same as, you really cant beat these! Had mine three seasons and used it ALOT, deep enough too, and its still as good as new. I would buy another tomorrow if i ever lost it, highly recomended :thumbs:

never used one of these myself but by the pic wouldnt last imo if thats a plastic handle on the top, couldnt imagine choppping roots,flint, etc it would last to long , but can only speak from seeing it on a pic so might be better made than it looks
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as above just bough Bulldog rabbiting spade or transplanting spade as they call it in B and Q. Looks strong and is quite light have not used it yet and you will have change out of fifty quid.

 

Is this spade below in B&Q identical to the Bulldog Rabbiting Spade....????

 

http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/garden-tools-equipment/garden-hand-tools/digging___planting_tools/-specificproducttype-spades___shovels/Bulldog-Forged-Transplanting-Spade-with-28-handle-10767660

 

 

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as above just bough Bulldog rabbiting spade or transplanting spade as they call it in B and Q. Looks strong and is quite light have not used it yet and you will have change out of fifty quid.

 

Is this spade below in B&Q identical to the Bulldog Rabbiting Spade....????

 

http://www.diy.com/nav/garden/garden-tools-equipment/garden-hand-tools/digging___planting_tools/-specificproducttype-spades___shovels/Bulldog-Forged-Transplanting-Spade-with-28-handle-10767660

 

 

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looks very much like it its a f--king joke rabbiting spade pmsl
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I lied - it's now 13 quid.

 

http://www.screwfix....nt-shovel/53829

 

Same as, you really cant beat these! Had mine three seasons and used it ALOT, deep enough too, and its still as good as new. I would buy another tomorrow if i ever lost it, highly recomended :thumbs:

never used one of these myself but by the pic wouldnt last imo if thats a plastic handle on the top, couldnt imagine choppping roots,flint, etc it would last to long , but can only speak from seeing it on a pic so might be better made than it looks

I have didn't last two outings
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