Xanadoo

[Liamboy 1,266]

Or the five point palm exploding heart technique

[Lenmcharristar 9,169]

The dim mac, the death touch

[foxdropper 17,092]

Or the stone cold look of a liar .

[Plucky1 1,119]

,WM

Edited February 27, 2017 by Plucky1

[Plucky1 1,119]

Wm ,

Edited February 27, 2017 by Plucky1

[dillydog 8,414]

If we're talking historically, I used the spade (cosh), it was the accepted legal way and believe me it was as quick as any bullet. I cringe when I say it now, times have changed, and I'd say for the better. The first time I saw a .22 pistol used on a dig was a real eye opener, it was more professional and took all the hassle out of the end product.

I was once in court for "causing unnecessary suffering to an animal, namely, a terrier type dog arising from digging a fox without permission" ! A bit of a mouthful, but that was the charge. A representative of the FMWTC came along to explain that as the law stood, we'd done nothing illegal. The magistrates got hung up in the manner of despatch and once I'd explained how I'd despatched the fox they asked (he'll remain un named) the rep how he would despatch a fox humanely, his reply still has me cringing now, I wanted the floor to swallow me up.......... I'D STAB IT !! The look on their faces

All's well that ends well, there was no case to answer at that time, I was released without much of a fuss but sooner or later that self same charge stuck, and the rest is history, it gave them a stick to beat us with. Get your permission wrote down and make sure you can despatch legally, with a firearm.

Edited February 22, 2017 by dillydog

[Rat face 1,655]

100 percent agree with dilly them two things are a must in the uk without no means of humane despatch your screwed . And for the lads that cant get a firearms look into getting a bolt gun.

 

I know a few lads will read this and say fu#k it were ok. You might just change your minds when that chopper lands in the field next to you when your digging.

[Rabbit Hunter 6,608]

Can you own a bolt gun without a firearms license?

[womble 1 nut 491]

Can you own a bolt gun without a firearms license?

yes ,and buy the blanks to go in them

[dillydog 8,414]

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.brnoguns.co.uk/captive-bolt-stunners.asp&ved=0ahUKEwj67O-BraPSAhUIDMAKHRzMDFUQFgg9MAU&usg=AFQjCNGZgTsMKeUBPsum_9NPqngZCGKU1Q&sig2=szJs93tejteVFycrl0n9hw

[dillydog 8,414]

I'd say you'd be better off with a folding 410 shotgun but for those without any license what so ever I'd be getting the captive bolt

[leethedog 3,071]

Funny I was just looking at that exact one currently use a 20 bore pump action

[THE GENERAL 1,975]

I used a bolt gun for years killing cattle sheep deer and lambs, very easy to use tool with great results if handled properly. Seen an older guy one day turn it and the end caught his sleeve the bolt shot right up the inside of his arm along the bone, it wasn't a pretty sight.

[Rabbit Hunter 6,608]

Do they kill straight away? Ive just read the write up on that site and it says theyre a stunner rather than a killer?

[Plucky1 1,119]

WM

Edited February 27, 2017 by Plucky1