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tractorpunk
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Location: east Galway
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they're a lot cheaper in the uk, would be nearly cheaper to pay ferryfare and diesel and pick up a trio or two over there. i dont suppose there's any other way to import them than go get em yourself?
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wayland
Joined: 14 Dec 2006
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Location: Campile. Wexford
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We shall get our stock while visiting family so the travel costs will not apply. I shall get the housing sorted over winter and make plans for a UK visit in the spring. If you want young stock <small> we may be able to come to an arrangement. I kept them in the UK and didnot like throwing away those beautiful pelts. Must find a method of processing them. Ideas anyone?
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tractorpunk
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Location: east Galway
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yeah, i'd be very interested in getting some bunnies off you if you can pick up more than you need, let me know nearer the time and we'll strike a deal.
as for curing the skins, John Seymour has a few paragraphs on it, sounds very labour intensive
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