Emergency Rescue

[graham]

Cue the bunny story:

One of our lady members, with an ample "frontage" once brought a bunny out of St Catherine's inside her wetsuit. On being released, it promptly set off back down teh hole. We reckoned it enjoyed the experience & wanted another go!

 

[Skyrmy]

We scraped about 5 out of the entrance to Yucken...... er sorry, Yockenthwaite Pot last year  :yucky: :yucky: :yucky:  Put me off eating Lamb for a while!!!

 

[Jopo]

WBCRT did a calf rescue in Mid Wales a few years ago from a old mine. Best part was when the Mrs Cow heard Baby cow when it was suspended on the Manitou telescopic fork, (there's ingenuity for you), and tried to join it. Quite exciting for a shortwhile.

Jopo

 

[SamT]

We scraped about 5 out of the entrance to Yucken...... er sorry, Yockenthwaite Pot last year  :yucky: :yucky: :yucky:  Put me off eating Lamb for a while!!!

Big bag of maggots innit.
pour em on - come back in 3 weeks time - nice clean skeleton - no scraping. 

 

[Chris J]

Clive and myself rescued a sheep from beyond a sump a few years ago! :halo:

If Aqua mole Jim is the same Jim I think it is ... then that is a very funny story...!!

 

[Dep]

Seems like there's plenty of scope here for a TV series on 'Animal Rescues'...
There are similar programs that air on UK-TV and UK-TV Documentary late at night.
Hauling sheep and cows out of caves or up mine-shafts could make for entertaining viewing.

 

[cap n chris]

But can they act?

 

[graham]

But can they act?

Can you? (& yes I have seen the DVD)

 

[Hughie]

But can they act?

Yes; yes they can.

 

[graham]

But can they act?

Yes; yes they can.

"Act" mate, not "act up". 

 

[cap n chris]

I meant the animals. *sigh* 

 

[Hughie]

But can they act?

Yes; yes they can.

"Act" mate, not "act up". 

Sorry. 

 

[docfunk]

I once tried to rescue a frog from Jean pot but it died due to squashage in my pocket
Oh bugger, a fatality well it looks like my story won`t be used   

 

[Piglet]

I once rescured five tiny frogs, one big toad and one newt from Robin's Shaft in Derbyshire.  I stuffed them in my neoprene glove and put the top of the glove in my mouth, so there wasn't any squassage.  Made prussiking interesting though and they were very glad to get out again!! 

 

[dunc]

Last year I rescued a frog from Starting Handle Hole, making use of a daren drum to carry it so no chance of squashage in there.

 

[docfunk]

Just to go waaaay off topic,is starting handle hole worth a look?