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    near a field oh dear you ask a question and get a stupid answer should have known better really, hes mabye frightened that i know him, a well never mind lesson learned you could be a pedo Yeah I could be but believe me if your from where i think your from your mothers probably your sister and your dad will be your cousin and youll all have your front teeth missing shouting queel piggy queel while your on your veranda playing your banjo, and even pedos have standards mate
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    near a field oh dear you ask a question and get a stupid answer should have known better really, hes mabye frightened that i know him, a well never mind lesson learned
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    where in cumbria hiho are you from you sond like a marra to me or jam eater as they also say
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    thanks for the reply guys, i am going to steer well clear, ill look for something along the same lines but i dont know of any other digital addons mabye someone else knows atb cris
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    oh dear that explains it then no new toy for me then thanks ritchie
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    Mabye just maybe he has got them, he after all has only just joined, wont be too difficult to get his ip address then you could find him im sure there would be a few on here who would be happy help you go and collect them
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    go take a short walk of a long plank!lol dont you meen a long walk of a short plank
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    me too
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    if my memory serves me right there is a guy somewhere( i think he writes for the countrymans weekly ) offerd £250 for the first person to breed a all black ferret, im not into ferrets but im sure i read it in the countrymans weekly
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    hi has anyone delt with GB Sights recently and were they ok to deal with, the reason i ask is that i have now sent them 6 emails all with no reply and lost count how many times ive called with no answer, Im begining to lose faith in them and dont really want to buy of them if there allways going to be this hard to get in touch with cheers everyone Cris
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    cheers mate thanks for that think thats what ill do. what sort of range on foxes are you getting with your gen 2? with the lamp atb cris
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    ahh the good old marra news i read that as well, once over you couldnt give those kind of cross breeds away
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    have you been to gb sights web site they have digital NV, about a grand for a add on, but there supposed to be as good as a Gen2+ and they are not bothered by light overload I think one or two guys on here have one, see if they come into the topic id be interested to see if they are as good in the field as they say they are atb cris
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    dont know about anyone else but its not that often i shoot foxes at more than a 100-120 yards, and with night vision i would only think you would get that distance down even futher. just in mho
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    Hi Guys have any of yas ever used the proper infra red filter for your lightforce lamps and are they worth there money (£85 the cheapest i can find) or should i just buy a 3mm infra red sheet and cut it to fit then duct tape it on. while im on that point do any of ya know where i could get a infra red filter sheet that would be big enough to cover a 170 lightforce lamp, I can get one on fleabay but its only big enough for the 140 thanks guys/gals
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    just read this below Hypercalcemia is defined as abnormally elevated calcium levels in the blood. Of the various types of substances that are poisonous to animals, there are those that include hypercalcemic agents. Hypercalcemic agents contain vitamin D, medically known as cholecalciferol, which works by raising the calcium content in blood serum to high toxic levels, resulting in cardiac arrhythmias, and then death. Hypercalcemic agents are popular for use in rodent poisons, since rodents do not have resistance to cholecalciferol. In most cases, poisons containing cholecalciferol must be dir
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    White poo is sometimes a sign of high calcium in the dogs diet, did he get fed raw bones ?
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    Chill out and...........lots of different fox situations..... Phrases you use above show limited experience get the job done properly so a .223 is getting the job done properly at 20 yards in the hay barn next to the farm house and stables in the middle of the night??? Generalisations with no open end always cause problems. in my experience there are lots of times when a .22LR with a 40g HP sub is the tool of choice, preference and ability!! There are other times when a .243 and indeed, perhaps even bigger is the tool of choice!! well said Deker thats the point i was tring
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    i agree but as i said before i wouldnt want to shoot a fox through a cage with a 223 and if i didnt have a shotgun what could i do, is there not a health and saftey issue here, there is a place for using a 22 rimfire to shoot a fox
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