IanB
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These are a snug fitting boot, a size 9 will be ok.... I take it your in the republic ?
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DW I'm just doing the old vermin control, bit of wildlife conservation...I'd trap them all year round if there about because of the damage they do, I'm no american fur harvester, what do you take me for davey crocket.. ... Good effort on the mink though on your part, although I'd be doing it year round, prime pelt or not..... Save our native wildlife and fauna...
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Lowa Hunter GTX
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think thatsall we can do codling.
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Just started some rabbiting for a local farm, plenty about so I've been ferreting them before spring arrives with vengence...They are big into conservation and leave the usual headlands and summer fallow to encourage wild birds like the grey partridge... I noticed some mink footings and set a 116 baited, the recent rain had caused a rise in level and disturbed the set, checked today and mr minks curiousity failed him....The set was not remade fully..
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Moles digging tunnels shift mud around left right and centre... leads to more than a few backfilled traps
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Yes I've been digging to young, and most of them are carrying young now... Get at them before the cover kicks in, will make a difference come spring..
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Lowa, Meindl, Hanwag, etc Most german boots are quality...
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I like to be open minded and sit on the fence... I've coursed hares, lamped them and shot them... I normally leave them unless a farmer wants them gone, some like them around the farm, others say everything needs to be controlled... I used to get more enjoyment watching a dog course old lepus than you will ever get pulling a trigger, but one form of control is legal and much more efficient than the other, although maybe not benefical for the hare itself... If an estate can have a shoot and take 3000 a season, theres a serious hare problem, and they need balancing out if thats arable land.
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The trousers are long in the leg, also there not insulated they are mesh inside but wind/waterproof, silent material.. Ideal for autumn or as a waterproof outer in winter with another layer underneath.. Pictures Shown Below. x 1 Jacket Medium x 2 Trousers XL
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http://www.uttings.co.uk/Product/658/107117/primos-sonic-dome-mouth-call-2-pack-screamer-and-squealer-pri-1723/ There all very similar most of the calls...
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Waterproof New APG camo trousers.. Elasticated waist, lightweight and waterproof. Suit 36" Waist upwards to 42", plenty of space.. Two new pairs £19.99 each Delivered. PM for paypal details. Also have a medium jacket for £19.99 same style APG.
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Cheap Crap...Sorry
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They've been around for ages in that style of call, the americans have similar ones plastic... Have a look around on the net. ps good luck on making the first grand off them
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An article submitted by Meroman on the siskin. The Siskin
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Well done moll and the lads... Can't beat a ratathon
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I'll post a few sets, I'm going to put out today for you dean....
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Good going lads, nice write up too
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Snare trouble help appreciated!
IanB replied to TWOTWOTHREE's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
Never seen him glenn, but If you want anything taking round I'll pop it over for him no problem... I'll get that brass sorted monday... -
Mighty quicker if theres enough room to get on them properly... Get some dirty git hobs, I get more digging than bolting...
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Duffus types are the best IMO by far in terms of cost and efficiency... the talpex style are also good, but more expensive... Can't see the need for anything else in 90% of cases, fair enough these trapline jobs if the ground is frozen... But other than that, stick to the proven methods..
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Think mine must be the Mk1, I acquired it from a work mate, the silencer has a weird red style sheen to it, its only been used a handfull of times for paper targets, although its immaculate , the pressure seems to be leaking down somehow, any suspect points from anyone with similar problems...?
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... Foxes are amazing animals, you should learn to respect them for what they are, EVEN though they need controlling in places... Some poor statements
