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    Stunning tree's, such character.... Sorry, had to turn this one up though.... mildly phallic ... how very childish of me
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    Haven't had to do it too often because friends have provided the call bird, but when I have, the mock nest has worked every time. Crack open an egg or two, they cant seem to resist it
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    Hiya, It really does depend on where you are keeping them. If they are free ranging over a paddock or yard say, you'd really be wasting money, as they do find exactly what they want and need from out scratching around, but if you have them in a small run, or arc, then yes deff get some. The eggs will be a much better quality, and hens will be healthier.
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    Picked up the larsen from my bro' this morning, and a call bird from a friend, and set the trap about an hour ago. Just walked down to see the horses, and already there were 2 "visitors" sitting ontop the trap... I've been setting larsens for years now, but it still amazes me how quickly they work. Last year I caught magpies, somewhere in the mid 20's, just off my couple of acres, and that was over about 2 months. I intend to keep a proper tally this year, as its so easy to loose count... Hopefully I'll have my "first catch of the year" pics up later, and I might try and get a better video t
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    Thats what I thought, but did double check with an under keeper friend of mine, he said much the same, thankyou This is the last reply to me... he's starting to unerve me a bit now... "I myself have a garden where i provide nesting boxes with bird guardians on which take about 5 mins to fit & provides sanctuary for the songbirds.Sorry toni i can't respect somebody who seeks no other alternative than killing & also seems to get some sort of perverted kick out of uploading a trapped bird in a cage on youtube & apologizing for the poor quality. Its quite clear your hatred
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    Thats what I thought, but did double check with an under keeper friend of mine, he said much the same, thankyou This is the last reply to me... he's starting to unerve me a bit now... "I myself have a garden where i provide nesting boxes with bird guardians on which take about 5 mins to fit & provides sanctuary for the songbirds.Sorry toni i can't respect somebody who seeks no other alternative than killing & also seems to get some sort of perverted kick out of uploading a trapped bird in a cage on youtube & apologizing for the poor quality. Its quite clear your hatred
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    Thats what I thought, but did double check with an under keeper friend of mine, he said much the same, thankyou
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    He's asking me for the licence number of my trap now, to varify If I am trapping legally...
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    Hehehe, beautifuly put, thankyou
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    Thanks, thats the site he's quoting from by the looks of it, but just pulling out the bits that suit him, and neglecting the others... Cheer's for that
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    Hiya People, can you help me out with a person's comments on my vid, seems to have a very poor opinion of "People such as myself" and the shooting fraternity, although is quite clued up... seems I am not!! Thanks Toni
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    God Kay they're gorgeous, well done!!! xx
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    Ahhh, no, Jeremy Kyle is all good.... It reminds me that me and my clan are normal .... ish
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    Stunning, thats what you call a frost! (love the heading btw
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    What a cracking lot of pics, taken me right back to my days working at a Hunt Yard. Few moments thought there
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    Especially love the second one down, excellent
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    Voted, still only 24% In favour
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    I am trying, just dont have the time I'd like to take it up properly x
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    Thanks for that one! Does sound quite similar, and if it is I would probably leave it if thier numbers are declining. I think the lilac ones are a cep? Just they are aged and unfurled. I believe there are lots of different colours they come in, and the bottom ones could be them too.... Maybe ... lol
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    It was taken in my small copse, full of oak tree's. its only this time of year you can actually get through because the undergrowth has died down a bit. The "fern" was growing out the side of a leaf covered bank, which years ago was cut away as a pony and cart track
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    I was kinda hoping there would be an expert on here!
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    Thats why I was asking I haven't touched them even, just thought I'd identify, then consider a free bit of wild food for my dinner... I'm not about to go risking some serious effects just for the crack!
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    Aw cheers Al!
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    I was just hoping someone could tell me what these are please, I have some nice course pate in the fridge which would go lovely with some wild mushrooms.... IF they are edible! These are about 5 to 6 inches across These smaller at about 3 inches These were lilac in colour and again about 3 inches Any help appreciated thanks
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