woodentermite

thankyou so much, loads of great advice!

thanks for the answers guys but does anybody know about the pest control side of things? what u need to get into it etc?

hi, ive been doing apprenticeship work an an estate for the past 1 and a half years and im enjoying it less and less, i dont think i want to do this as a career. i don't like the long hours, working weekends and the low pay. im wanting to find out if there is any other similar jobs. i have been thinking about pest control for a while but i dont know how hard it is to get into (training etc) i have high school education but didnt go to college or uni, im 18 years old and i want to choose a career path before its too late! any answers and help would be much appreciated. thankyou.

phone or mp3 player should work with decent speakers. im looking to start doing this so would be interested in what people have to say about it.

ive never used one but heard that they are the brightest of all the filters.

im looking into buying a tikka t3 in .243 and im going to be using it mostly for lamping foxes so i have settled on a nikko stirling platinum nighteater scope i was just wondering what magnification and lens diameter you would reccomend and also a good reliable set of mounts. cheers, Ben.

gun clips for rifle, lamp to scope attatchment, lamp, bi pod. or u can make a shooting rest on the front of the quad. spot the fox then use ur scope lamp to shoot it. happy hunting!

just trying to find out what the cheapest longest lasting lithium battery is?

ive seen more danger on driven bird shooting than on any fox drives.

at the beginning of the season and just leave it out through the season and gather it at the end

and remember it needs food, water and shelter. i also move the cage on to a new patch of ground every couple of days so that there's not a pile of feces underneath its perch.

a slice of white bread is supposed to do the trick.

yeh thats where i saw it.

http://www.taclight.co.uk/dereelight/night-master-kit.html

got our first litter 3 or 4 weeks ago.

voted no.

poachers are often traveller folk and there was a farmer near me who shot one of there dogs and they came back the next night and burned his house down!

you are entering ......... shoot or estate, we ask all dogs are kept on leads due to rare ground nesting and game birds. i would advise not to be aggresive or demanding as people just think **** it ill do whatever i want.

there is no actual "stated" way to do it so just dont do anything silly and think like an anti e.g if u were against shooting hunting etc how do u think a man u hate bashing a load of crows with a big stick would look?

haha yeh i know.

whats the bait and alarm clock trick? i belive that it is sport and also that foxes need to be controlled. i just happen to be one of those people that like to do so

but won't they move whole if i start to tamper with it?

i have permission, its our wood and its not badgers because theres just a flick of dirt out of the whole and not a spoil heap, theres no **** pits and no bedding dragged into the whole and its not an ovle shaped whole.

can you squeek a fox out of a hole?

i dont expect cubs but the hole is cleaned out and has a fair bit of smell about is so im expecting something to be in there. also when is the best time to wait? just before it starts to get dark? also how far away from the hole should i sit?