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alright lads, i've been out on a few farms the last couple of weeks just for a nosey, and noticed a few bureys that i KNOW have maybe 3/4 rabbits in them. There was also telephone poles on top of each burey which i found in the past to interfere with my locator. do many of you guys take chances near these telephone poles/masts? im very tempted to get the ferrets in, but as its my first season i dont really want to go digging blind and risk losing ferrets. i have a small jill that might suit the job, but my hob hasnt been worked yet and i would also like to try him as he's a bit of a brute :yes: , but afraid of him killing in.

would be greatful to hear your views and opinions lads

 

thanks atb

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I would never walk past a bury the dog marks ,you dont want to be getting a name for yourself just doing easy burrows?.

naw, i suppose your right the one, i have to learn sometime. coney's are scarce too so cant really be picky.

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Get em done, just do them in the AM, then you have a chance to do something about it, or if like me, wait until 3 PM in December saying I should not have done that!

haha aye im an early riser anyway, im going to give it a go i think :thumbs:

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alright lads, i've been out on a few farms the last couple of weeks just for a nosey, and noticed a few bureys that i KNOW have maybe 3/4 rabbits in them. There was also telephone poles on top of each burey which i found in the past to interfere with my locator. do many of you guys take chances near these telephone poles/masts? im very tempted to get the ferrets in, but as its my first season i dont really want to go digging blind and risk losing ferrets. i have a small jill that might suit the job, but my hob hasnt been worked yet and i would also like to try him as he's a bit of a brute :yes: , but afraid of him killing in.

would be greatful to hear your views and opinions lads

 

thanks atb

i work aroud these everytime am out have done for the last 3years never had a problem yet! MKII i use atb
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alright lads, i've been out on a few farms the last couple of weeks just for a nosey, and noticed a few bureys that i KNOW have maybe 3/4 rabbits in them. There was also telephone poles on top of each burey which i found in the past to interfere with my locator. do many of you guys take chances near these telephone poles/masts? im very tempted to get the ferrets in, but as its my first season i dont really want to go digging blind and risk losing ferrets. i have a small jill that might suit the job, but my hob hasnt been worked yet and i would also like to try him as he's a bit of a brute :yes: , but afraid of him killing in.

would be greatful to hear your views and opinions lads

 

thanks atb

i work aroud these everytime am out have done for the last 3years never had a problem yet! MKII i use atb

 

my reciever just gets the signal from the masts but i still keep a collar on anyway, i done the burey on sunday (think the rabbits have moved since i'd seen them) but ferret just kept coming out, i thought it was because of the hobs first day working. but when i moved on to another burey he bolted two straight away :laugh: and killed in for the last coney, very easy dig and a cracking day, all done in about an hour and half well pleased with him :boogy:

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