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At present all my spare time is taken-up making a full sized mole suit using real moleskins. When finished I shall wear it to mole fetish clubs and on my nights off simply wear it while chilling out to my collection of old Velvet Underground albums.
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l knew l should've left the word pigeons out of the title.
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Efforts to convert an old parlour for milking goats were thwarted by a hardcore group of feral pigeons who refused to leave . The owner had tried chasing them out but they simply hid in the rafters. Time for the final solution . Climbing into the loft over the parlour put me on the same level as the pigeons. The little T200 was ideal in such cramped conditions. Even so it took a while to account for nine of the miscreants as they were aware of every nook and cranny . It didn't help that l was wearing a dust mask which made my glasses periodically steam up I was just mentall
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The problem is not just the people who think that owning these retarded psycho dogs makes them look hard . One of my blooming customers , a millionaire with an unrealistically soft heart rescued two(two!) of the things from a rehoming centre . One was clearly not the gentle family pet the cunning bxstards at the dogs' home had described it as . The other seemed OK at first. As the dogs had been collected the day before the deadline for transferring the things the obvious psycho one couldn't be returned . The owner threw money at the problem and employed a trainer.
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One thing is that they are obviously copies of the rat version yet are being advertised for squirrels. One version goes by the name Black Bison but there are a few others at half the BB price.
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Yeh . One of my customers is in the garden machinery business . Out of interest he once showed a Stihl chainsaw to a Chinese gentleman at a trade fair . After making a phone call the Chinaman announced that with a minimum order of one pallet he could supply copies of the saw for £38 each including shipping! I wonder how the Goodnature copycats fit with Ebay's rules on fake goods. I suppose if they do get banned from the Bay of Temptation there are plenty of other selling sites.
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Has anyone noticed the number of cheap copies of the Goodnature trap that have started appearing? Some are even being advertised as "Goodnature" despite having only tell- tail Chinese writing on them .
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Tony l'm sorry. It's horrid when they go . My old lad reached his sell by date three weeks ago at 15 . More like a reliable ,ever present friend than just a dog . We had fun and l think he had a good life. That makes it easier but the buggers do leave gap when they go .
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After seeing nothing but out of season does or unshootable bucks l had started to think of the three cartridges l had been carrying on my last few outings as old friends . Then yesterday evening just as the light was failing and mist was rising l managed to say goodbye to one of them . Sneaking along a hedge brought me up to a fallow buck . He was standing apart from his does angled slightly towards me . At 75 yards and with a fence post to rest on it wasn't a testing shot and a neck shot sunk him without a twitch. He was a lot bigger than l thought. "No matte
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Pine Martens will actually be a block to effective grey squirrel control . Where greys exist methods for their control will need to be tailored so as to reduce the likelihood of nailing a protected marten . Some proven methods of squirrel control may have to be abandoned . Even if pine martens really did exist historically in some of the places they are to be, or have been, released ; today's is a different landscape . It's been proved that campaigns by properly determined human agency against grey's are effective . Throwing a wild card like a bunch of pine martens at the prob
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Could it not indicate the reds were avoiding the grey squirrels as well as the pine martens ?
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AYA shotgun model identification help
comanche replied to lyndzeep94's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
Possibly not as old as l thought. The action looks like an AYA model 107 . Though l don't know if they made a straight stock version. Hope this helps a bit. -
AYA shotgun model identification help
comanche replied to lyndzeep94's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
Def not a no4 , they are ejectors. Or a no 3 . Nor a Yeoman. With the side scallops on the action and cross bolt It actually looks more like one of the generic sbs still being knocked out by lesser Spanish makes well after AYA had gone for more modern designs . Maybe an early Aya that's been cleaned up well ? The knocks and screw in the stock show it's seen a bit of life .The proof Mark's look old and should help date it . That that might not help indicated a model name though . Old guns were often sold without model names just as AYAs or BSAs etc -
It helps that they are usually free! Fill a sack(or more) if you can
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This is the time of year for windfall apples. Used whole , crushed or fermenting in bucket of water hung from a tree , they'll attract roe and a lot of other animals to your trail cam. As for covering your scent ,lay off the Hai Karate , stay downwind against a backdrop and don't flinch. Even if they sense you , curiosity will even sometimes cause them to walk closer to investigate . A remote shutter activator will keep your movement to a minimum. I bet most people with trail cams have pictures of deer noses where the animal has been intrigued by the camera and come closer