DAN.BOY

My sh*t phone won't let me upload a photo so here a link https://www.instagram.com/p/BTrKb2CBNjJ/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=13wqxajkfzlvr 3/4 Stafford bitch, 19" tts low 23 ish kg

Sorry for the late reply, only want to get the dog out really, thanks a lot for the offer though mate

Hi, anyone got any ratting opportunities near gravesend in Kent? Had my staffy bitch a couple months now I'm keen to get her doing something, cheers.

Solid looking terriers you got thre mate, is quins Jeep the famous bulldog from the 80's?

http://californiacatchers.com some serious dogs on this site, I'd love to work some of his dogs on the quarry the yanks are privileged enough to work.

Are they any good? Thinking of trying the tapered red ones on my milbro

what size ammo you using?? i will be using 12mm lead. i use all different ammo (what evers at hand lol) but 12mm lead is my favourite

thats the rubber i use on my milbro from the same site and yeah its definately powerful enough to kill game, i love it tbh but each to there own

im glad im not the only one thats done that i once shot a pebble at some wood just missed my head never did that again! lol

yep shit in kent aswell lol

cheers lads, i already knew that lead would be the far better choice, but i decided to try the marbles out the other day and bagged a couple of feral pigeon, but i doubt the marbles would pack enough punch for tree rats so ill stick with lead for them, but i got about 150 marbles for a quid so the flying rats are gunna get it! and round my way they've just knocked down 2 old tower blocks and they were full of the things so theres plenty round! all the best and happy hunting, Dan.

Are marbles any good for catty ammo do they pack enough punch to hunt effectively? Thanks.

i wanna make the whole thing

hi i need some advice about making a knife i wanna make myself a knife or 2 whats the easiest way to go about it? and what tools would i need not looking to make anything to special just a nice handy little knife, cheers in advance. Dan.

rescued dogs always seem more grateful and eager to please