The young ones !

[Guest SPUD 1]

Hello ! Just got back from a day in the moors, had 1 adult and 2 young although i didnt want to

kill the young, My mates bullmastiff X Bulldog couldnt help its'self.

 

Should i feel pissed off or not? (That is the question)

 

Please state ur opinions on this

Thanks

[Guest RobW71]

It's a couple more that won't be nibbling the spring crops off

 

Regards Rob

[devvo 0]

It's a couple more that won't be nibbling the spring crops off

 

Regards Rob

 

i agree kill them now i u wont have ne probs later. i got 2 little ones today gave them straight to the ferrets

[Guest SPUD 1]

Oh yeh i didnt mention that i have to go back to the warren again tonight to dig them both out!

Little Ba**ards layed up aswell ! :realmad:

[devvo 0]

Oh yeh i didnt mention that i have to go back to the warren again tonight to dig them both out!

Little Ba**ards layed up aswell ! :realmad:

 

 

if u got your ferret bak leave the bunnies :shout:

[Guest SPUD 1]

Got the ferrets back !!!! Had a little dig !!!!!

[ferreterno1 0]

leave the baby rabbits, there next years sport.

[Guest SPUD 1]

Left all the young alone now, Hung my nets up !!

 

When do ppl start goin out again?

 

Thanks

[tricky dicky 0]

I suppose it all depends on whether you go just for sport or on a pest control exercise--sport you leave them be for another season but if are having to please your landowners then you keep buggering in & accept the consequences ie: lay ups on little uns , it may mean the difference in keeping permission in some cases-i personally keep going as long as possible & start again as soon as conditions ie: undergrowth & temperature allow

The Chimp

[Guest RobW71]

Left all the young alone now, Hung my nets up !!

 

When do ppl start goin out again?

 

Thanks

With the Ferrets, end of August/September time

 

Regards Rob

[Guest SPUD 1]

Thanks alot guys !!!

[Guest Woody]

I tend to keep going for as long as I can, and start as early as possible.

 

With the young ones, it depends on what the farmer wants...if he's overrun, I'll keep going, and then hit them with the air rifle when the days start getting longer.

 

On the farm I've been working recently, the farmer has said that he'll gas them as soon as I stop, so I might as well keep going, and accept that I'll get the odd lay up!

[Guest SPUD 1]

I tend to keep going for as long as I can, and start as early as possible.

 

With the young ones, it depends on what the farmer wants...if he's overrun, I'll keep going, and then hit them with the air rifle when the days start getting longer.

 

On the farm I've been working recently, the farmer has said that he'll gas them as soon as I stop, so I might as well keep going, and accept that I'll get the odd lay up!

 

(The odd lay up ?) Thats the story of my life, And the best thing is, I dont have a box and coller !

 

Oh well you get out what you put in i suppose