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I leave BF Muds on mine all the time... Not bad at all.
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£2.50 at the gamestealers mate, was short of bunniies, but theres too many longears about to start with were I go... Foxes had a few mate, bit of a sore point... next week I'll dent them
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Mostly around 60yds, few closer, few further... Had an amber filter on, mainly to kill the beam down slightly... but took it off as the fog came in, red filter provides better results for skitty rabbits, gives you that bit more advantage, much better than amber... to be honest, the area is out the way and quiet, so there not lamp shy like other places..plus its keepered and they only really tend to the foxes... Other places I go there off when you scan a field with the lamp, one field holds a big number and there really lamp shy from people having a go at them... pointless.. Other options are
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You got your test passed yet ?
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Back was like a U bend after doing them
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Theres 125 rabbits and 5 hares... Shot about 150 rabbits but lost a lot in long grass and hedges.. About 250acre pasture land.
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Nice stag, congrats !
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Some bunnies from last week before I got me chest bug :sick: .. Came in foggy around midnight, then cleared up a bit later.. Mates got a serious face on in the photo
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Whichever suits you and the money you have to spend... there all very similar offroad.
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A sensible post mike, I've known lads who have hung, drowned and shot themselves all through depression or home troubles...pretty grim, you never know what goes on in peoples heads...
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Excellent post unlacedgecko, now thats what this site is all about...like minded folk sharing days out hunting... I like it !
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Normally notice rabbits out in the fields when driving around different area's, more so during the spring and summer when there more actve during the day..... Walking on footpaths, will give you a good idea too of whats about....Word of mouth is good, ask the farmers you already have permission on, were theres more local..
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Depression, nasty thing... I think most of the people who suffer it, need to change there life around and their habits to overcome it... Theres also the people who claim to have it but don't, millions ! ........making anyone who genuinely does suffer look like there one of them... I wouldn't wish it on anyone...
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Which ones mine...
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Maybe these have been done to emphasise certain trophy shots for the website, everyones quick to jump to conclusions...
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Not at all there people viewing the forum from all over the world, they also don't have access to peoples profiles OR images, guests are also members, before you log in your classed as guest on any forum, If you keep posts sensible, you have no worry .... don't be so paranoid ffs ! Mmmm Lets ban all the magazines EDRD Countrymans Weekly Shooting Times, Shooting Sports, ETC While were at it, shut anything relating to hunting too on the web, gamefairs too..... You never know someone might be looking at it...can't have that can we...
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Makes no difference to me mate, make nothing on them anyway, there too much to buy to start with... BUT peeling hasn't been a problem for me upto now...
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Yes I do have some 36" trousers as well mate.
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If theres enough interest mate, I'll get some, the glockners are rock solid, beast of a boot.
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Won't go wrong with one of them mate...people seem to rate the nomads too http://www.nomaduk.net/index.htm
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I agree Ian but with possible new snare legislation looming it may well be a matter of having to and at least it is there if the worst happens. The way I see it is fence snaring is one of the most effective methods of snaring for controlling animals, a lot of land has boundry fencing and animals like the rabbit and fox will use these restrictions coming through or underneath them, open trail snares are good, but there not always ideal depending on the land and terrain these animals are using.. Will a breakaway do anything for a snare set at the correct height on an open trail fit
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Suppose there ok if you want to spend £3 per snare.. I'll stick to making my own for less than 1/10th of the cost, exact length I want, deer stop fitted, loaded..no need for a breakaway... If they've got deerstops on and are sited correctly why bother, with extra cack, where its not needed...
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The members will be thinking your speaking na' vi john, your not still in pandora
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Any really good deer stalking places
IanB replied to oldmantanner's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
Good reply matt, I agree.. -
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