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you always loose more than you catch,try using an old c/saw to smoke em out it makes em a bit dopey and not as quick, but you might have to dig em. it gets messy with a few dogs all pulling at one rat. good for a laugh though!!! best ratting day was 102 rats with 4 dogs on a pig farm we then went back at night and shot another 30 odd with the air rifles
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dean, do you have any more photos of your mewp going over. it always make me chuckle when i see your picture. rope and harness every time for me mate!!!!!!
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any of you guys use your dogs for ratting? i love a mornings ratting with my terriers they are quite parshel to the od squirel too, but they take a bit more catching. lets see some pics of your dogs working!
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top dog always eats first!
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here are a few pics of my little pac. i would have more but computer says no. tess the tan terrier is the daughter of millie the black terrier and then theres my gundog sadie (english springer) [ATTACH]2634[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]2635[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]2636[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]2637[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]2638[/ATTACH]
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he still has freedom of speech even with an irish accent!!
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To Crown Reduce or not Veteran Sweet Chestnut
3dogs replied to benedmonds's topic in Tree health care
when your times up. your times up. some times it best to let things be (if health and safety alows) as for the top blowing out, perfectly healthy trees occasinally loose there lids and knackered old trees stand up to the same punishment, thats life nothing to feel embarrssed about -
that explains alot about my wife. cheers. i thought it was just me!
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whats the difference?
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i heard it had gone to a pikey.
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your only jealous you realy want one! it would look nice towing your mewp.
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looks like my groundies going to be moaning a while longer till i can afford to buy a hydrolic one.
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cabstar every time! go for 3.0 litre turbo the fuel econemy is outstanding. They do get stuck but only when empty. p.s theres loads of room underneath to fit storage box's. good luck with your search theres nothing worse than looking for motors!!
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do any of you guys/gals use pto driven log screws? thinking of buying one.
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if your having a bad day give mctree a ring and listen to his answer phone message he sounds like a dirty old perv. that will cheer you up!!
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only ever chipped a drainpipe (touch wood). broke my arm felling a large sycamore but that was a freak accident no one at fault. had a few near do's with groundies not paying attention. we struggle for good ground staff. i have a good lad at the mo but he can only do 2 days a week.
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thats not council policy they would use to much energy if they threw them selvs
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i have had a few stupid knomes work for me too!
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are you saying that you have never had a close call or even an accident. i too take all the necessary safety precautions but you still get accidents happening, thats why they are accidents.
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afag. Aboricultural and forestry advisory group along with hse produce industry best practice. from which we get the rules! Lantra/ nptc simply supply the industry with training and assessment. i dare say they have a fair bit of imput, and yes it is expensive.
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your not seeing the bigger picture. if you have an accident, god forbid, lets say you drop a log on a member of public or even one of your groudies. if its serious hse will get involved if you have'nt got the relevent paper work for the task your undertaking your basically in the s..t . you probable wont be covered by your insurance either. hse recognise nptc/lantra. I just like to cover my arse, no one wants an accident to happen they just do! what more can i say?
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i nearly did'nt bother going out when i saw the weather it turned out lovely.
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not with the rifle. had one last sun morning with a new terrier i got. What sort of season you had?
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would you have used your mewp? that limes mighty high of the ground!!!
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tressels. there also good for trimming conifer hadges just throw a scaf board on top. you can also use a up-turned dustbin to cover that cherished rose, planted by a long dead loved one and planted in the the middle of the best drop zone!!!!!!
