With all this talk of rats ..

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The Lone Gunman replied

25 August 2006, 07:46
Originally posted by Troll

Badgers are protected

The one I saw spread all over the road on Monday wasn't.
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monkeyboy replied

25 August 2006, 07:45
Originally posted by Mr Crosby

What are they like with badgers?

Have you got a problem with Badgers Armpit then

I have 2 Austrilian Cattle dog, they are available for any cat control problems, I have a Lab as well but she is tooo slow to be any help in pest control, well thats a lie she will clear up afterwards.
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Troll replied

25 August 2006, 07:43
Originally posted by Mr Crosby

What are they like with badgers?

Badgers are protected
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Mr Crosby replied

25 August 2006, 07:39
What are they like with badgers?
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Troll replied

25 August 2006, 07:38
Originally posted by Mrs Smith

With all this talk of rats at the moment, Woody and Buster, our Jack Russell terriers, are the best rat-catchers in town and are available at competitive rates. This service also covers squirrells and anything resembling a rodent.

The only catch is they demand a session of "Chase ball" after the event.

Are they any good at killing cats?
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Andyw replied

25 August 2006, 07:35
So?!
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Mrs Smith started a topic With all this talk of rats ..

25 August 2006, 07:32
With all this talk of rats ..

With all this talk of rats at the moment, Woody and Buster, our Jack Russell terriers, are the best rat-catchers in town and are available at competitive rates. This service also covers squirrells and anything resembling a rodent.

The only catch is they demand a session of "Chase ball" after the event.
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