Countryfile, Anyone see it?

[Neil Cooney. 1]

I thought the ferreters conducted themselves very well in all ways and the farm manager too. The farm manager showing the rabbit damage first before the hippy doctor made her lame statement was positive for fieldsports.

If rabbits grazing the grass so tight benefits several species then surely sheep do the same without the undermining and digging.

[Neal 1,869]

Personally, I think she made a very valid point; after all, what this country needs is more stinger nettles!

[mackem 26,638]

Personally, I think she made a very valid point; after all, what this country needs is more stinger nettles!

And Adders

[bullfrog 0]

LIving near the UEA i can tell you one plus side to all this and that is i have had some good sport with my dogs in the past.

[caterpiller 10]

I thought the ferreters conducted themselves very well in all ways and the farm manager too. The farm manager showing the rabbit damage first before the hippy doctor made her lame statement was positive for fieldsports.

If rabbits grazing the grass so tight benefits several species then surely sheep do the same without the undermining and digging.

 

 

 

You got it in one mate

[caterpiller 10]

Forgot to say James at ' Landmark ' has got several DVD's coming out over the coming months. The DVD's contain Ferreting, Lamping etc....... They have all been PROFESSIONALLY FILMED and will be on sale very soon for around £20.

[Guest Frank]

for anyone that missed it you can watchi it online here

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/page/item/b00b099k.shtml

 

W.h

 

I missed it too and that link wont work for us over here in Ireland for some reason??