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I only learned recently that a couple of rabbiting boys from down south,were awarded the contract,on the wee island of 'Canna ' ,up here off the west coast.The same place had a massive rat problem,previous to this,but unfortunately an outfit from New Zealand,got it that time.So im obviously glad it went to a crowd from these shores at least LOL, (even though their englishmen !!) he-he-he.

 

 

Known about this job for quite some time,..the lads are local to me ... :thumbs:

 

 

I did wonder(at the time) if this 'one' would have interested you ,or not mate, lol. It would have been good to know,what kind of 'price' you would have forwarded,for it also. ha-ha.Interesting info, as always.......

 

 

I never was much of a travelling man mate,..plus,.been there, done that...kinda thing...

My days in the sun are long gone,..I ain't a spring chicken thee knows,.more like an old rooster... :laugh:

 

All the best, Phil. :thumbs:

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after a hard days ferreting on canna not the usual terrain for us "southerners"

from heather to rocks to gorse it was definately an experiance

Same as all walks of life it's not what you know its who you know :thumbs: ... However Fair play the lads won the contract and earned their coin .............

Not the case on this one socks! Anyone registered with the NT,s tpu who carry out rabbit control for them on a professional basis was contacted and invited to submit a tender for the contract, I believe there were also a couple of non NT contractors invited to also.

 

I considered it briefly and then dismissed the idea as there is no way I could have done it properly and kept the show running down here.

 

The rat clearance job cost just shy of 30k.

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Same as all walks of life it's not what you know its who you know :thumbs: ... However Fair play the lads won the contract and earned their coin .............

Not the case on this one socks! Anyone registered with the NT,s tpu who carry out rabbit control for them on a professional basis was contacted and invited to submit a tender for the contract, I believe there were also a couple of non NT contractors invited to also.

I considered it briefly and then dismissed the idea as there is no way I could have done it properly and kept the show running down here.

The rat clearance job cost just shy of 30k.

I know all about it believe me ;) .... And rat job was close to half a million pound .......

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Same as all walks of life it's not what you know its who you know :thumbs: ... However Fair play the lads won the contract and earned their coin .............

Do you not think it was won on the merit of previous jobs, price and the structure of how the job was to be run that ed put together

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I have no doubt that it was as he had a chance to get out to the island and carry out a correct appraisal ... Listen thems the breaks best of luck to him ... He got the job well done to him .......

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The few remaining rabbits will obviously breed , but canna will never be the rabbit metropolis it once was....

 

Don't know barra,s much the same they put a rabbit fence up and it's amazing the difference on each side rabbits always seem to bounce back

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