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Stockholm Tar

Tomjim · 2011-01-22 22:51:31

Is this still on the market. Is there anything else which could be used to keep the Fox away from lambs

22-01-2011 10:51pm

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Is this still on the market. Is there anything else which could be used to keep the Fox away from lambs

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#2 23-01-2011 12:12am

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Last time I used it was 09. As a fly repellant on heifers springing for autunm calving.

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#3 23-01-2011 12:55am

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yes, can be got anywhere, brilliant stuff

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#4 23-01-2011 9:04am

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If you've got a problem with foxes taking lambs, as the lads in the Hunting forum for assistance maybe? Plenty there that would be happy to shoot a problem fox if they're close to your part of the country.

I've never put anything on my lambs, lost the odd one to the odd fox but I keep them under control in my area so they don't do as much damage.

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