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  1. IanB

    Homeward Bound !!!

    1. Stabs

      Stabs

      Careful they don't hang you.....with a nose like that they might think you're a proboscis monkey

    2. Simoman

      Simoman

      Ian is hiring out his nose as a gazebo for the monsoon season in Queensland Rich...

    3. IanB

      IanB

      Ha ha.. fookers.. :D

  2. IanB
    Internal or external, depends what side of the fence your on, never heard anything like it myself.. Foxes will run hedges, field margins, gateways and any corners are magnets for them, but its not always the case, when they want to be somewhere they will use the easiest route and its very easy to bait foxes into areas using bait, keep it well off the ground.. Fencelines are excellent for snaring foxes and rabbits..
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    Try here http://www.sam-turner.co.uk/store/galvanised-fencewire.html
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    Lennard I will sort you some information out when I'm back
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    Lennard it would be best to use a peg snare out in the field, you could add a stop to it to prevent it closing too far, you could also add a swivel and just use a wooden tealer rather than the metal style figure 4 to help prevent it wrapping around legs as micky mentioned, although it will happen at times..
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    Create a layer mask and use a gradient, using black and white colours over your existing image... I'm not quite sure what your after, you could also use dodge/burn in the gradient settings as required.
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    Use a layer mask..
  8. IanB
    How come some people are so pedantic about everything... Lennard yes its possible to snare rabbits alive, or like said you could use cages or net them.. What sort of terrain is it your planning on catching them and there defined runs and access they use.
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    Cleared the thread up, two pages of absolute crap, have people got nothing better to do with there time... Lets keep it constructive and on topic. Any posts that are reported are all looked into, we then either remove or edit them as needed, and mark them as completed. Its time consuming enough without informing the member who reported them as well. The main problems on here are members posting illegal topics, which make us all look bad, no doubt about it, also people posting complete trash posts, being negative to other members, picking faults at the slightest chance. People should
  10. IanB
    Looks like you lads had some serious fun, great stuff
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    Hmmm I'll take another look
  12. IanB
    Would of had a wander over Digger with Butler, but I'm back up to scotland tomorrow...Hope you get a good turn out..
  13. IanB
    Can anyone having problems try now, and reply back on here..
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    Ian,updating profile still not working ,can you have another look into it for everybody,cheers Looking into it, its a security/firewall issue, should be all sorted tomorrow.
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    Rabbits ready for a casserole tomorrow..mmm

    1. Teddd

      Teddd

      rabbits lol buy some beef ye tight cnut lol

    2. scothunter

      scothunter

      put them in a slow cooker best thing i ever got.makes the meat pure tender

  16. IanB
    £100 PICK UP TOMORROW Now this sort of reply to a for sale topic ?? Why even bother posting get a grip
  17. IanB
    Best advice ask the farmer, look presentable and be polite, also expect a let down as he may have someone on there already. By the way I've just removed one post that someone put up about basically poaching the place and getting in there, people shouldn't be putting that sort of information on the internet, it makes us all look bad to anyone reading.. DO things the right way, it doesn't take long to get a bad reputation or the blame for someone elses wrong doing if you don't especially local to yourself.Just tell him you walk the dog through the walkway, he likes rabbiting, and hes been catchi
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    Job well done John, good to see someone with a good understanding of what they do and professional with it ...
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    Some good sport there John..
  20. IanB

    Motor back in action...Christmas came early...

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    Nice one David, get the motor back wednesday hopefully and I'll be out see If I can crack anymore.. Get plenty of nice marinades made up..
  22. IanB
    The rusky clothing is designed for real cold weather, so you will sweat like mad if your getting active with them... Try these http://www.sportsman...our+Salopettes/
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    Personally I can't see the big deal about any of it, its easy to be pedantic ??? I shoot all year round myself, especially rabbits and pigeons..I've seen people leave rabbits to build up for them to have some sport and others clear them totally..Oh and the pigeons... get them shot..
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    - Ensures a steady aim anywhere in a 160 degree arc, from your ATV seat - ideal for single handed foxing. - The rest has provision for height adjustment - There is a mount for a Cluson Lamp - The rest is made from moulded polyethylene plastic, tough enough to withstand everyday use, without damaging the barrels or wood of your rifle/shotgun. - The fixings are in two parts. A bottom plate is permanently fixed to the front carrier rack, this being almost flat allows objects to be carried when the rest is not in use. - The second, top plate, being fixed to the rest, is simply
  25. IanB
    Gallery Of Robins & Other Garden Birds Fungii Identification British Wildlife Exif Data Bird Spotting Wild Flower Identification Requests
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