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Everything posted by moley
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you always said that one day you would catch more moles than i do, you were right ,now that i have retired from moling
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it took me years of persuation for bob to use metal half barrel traps , now he,s gone over to them almost fully and i think he only uses the old wooden or gas pipe ones occationally, i have a couple of his gaspipe ones in my collection and have caught moles with both but it took too long to set them, nice to see traditonal ones tho, i think he also showed peggy how to make them
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you know i just take all the shite because you keep all the good stuff . you had any luck on that fox yet ? you know the one you couldnt snare .see you soon for another clear out i think it will die of old age or starvation
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watch him theres a catch somewhere , remember the old addage , theres no free lunches. its cost me dearly over the years just knowing him. tell me about it , theres one
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its a guard off a grain auger
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better off with a funnel for jacks and a ladder for rooks , very acrobatic them little jackies, make the funnel down to about 8 -12 inches from the ground with a hop stick about half way down, side funnels work too , but top ones are better for crows , your funnel need only come half way down the height of the cage
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good news is , my mate picked his dog up from a rescue center in langley park this afternoon, it was found wandering about somewhere in bishop , theres a suprise, looks like spreading the word has got the thieving b*****ds to dump the dog, he gave a good donation to the center for thier trouble and is going to get his dogs chipped, thanks for all your help
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near bishop auckland , co durham keep an eye out in the ad mag - under TRIMDOM / DURHAM / SPENNYMOOR ads , we gave a lad who wanted a lurcher free or cheap from there , it was unwanted stock from a mate , thought we was doing the lad a favour , as he said it was for his son starting out , it was then re sold in the ad trader for 110 nicker , and i got a feeling a lad from trimdon was who nicked my bull x's at christmas just gone . look on ad trader website and you will see the terrier / lurcher ads wanted , free or cheap , its all the same numbers , also same numbers what advertise do
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near bishop auckland , co durham
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moley he asked me if i would like a signed picture of him posing as usual. i,m glad he is not made of chocolate . now when you say posing, i get this very bad image in my head of woodga wearing nothing but a thong, :sick:
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my mate had one of his terriers stolen from a kennel this afternoon, black and tan rough dog with working marks , its a lump of a dog and will be easily recognised, a board was leavered off the front of the kennel and the dog taken, he,s a very placid ,laid back type of dog, unlike the owner , there a good reward for the safe return of the dog, any info greatly appreciated
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he,s like that ,he loves to be a celebrity, they should put him in the jungle with the other chav,s
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he should be charged with tresspass of goods, part of the theft act
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butt out dick head , he,s with a proper pro now , just goes to show , he watched your dvd about 20 times and still couldn,t do it, i show him once and he gets a result .. i suppose i better add , that between p&g, snareman and young woodga, i have had some bloody good tuition over the years
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give it to the bairns , you miserable sod
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would that not form to large a knot to be streamlined for casting if going for long distances? tried the loop to loop method molecatcher , and don,t like it ,thanks anyway will give these other knots a try a home , thanks dogga its not your conventianal loop to loop moley, back splice are a lot neater looks like i need to do a google serch , cheers
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No more helping people with moles.
moley replied to trappa's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
i got loads of shite a while ago about not being very helpful with info on trapping moles, i was selling a video at the time and did make a living from trapping moles , why help the competition ? -
would that not form to large a knot to be streamlined for casting if going for long distances? tried the loop to loop method molecatcher , and don,t like it ,thanks anyway will give these other knots a try a home , thanks dogga
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well here one for you two , whats the best knot for tying braid to a leadcore line , or to mono ? cheers
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probably a sub species " large arsed red leg partridge" you should see the size of eggs that come from a snipe , makes my eyes water just thinking about it
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moley , woodga even wanted george,s 6 drums along with his 6 that i,ve got for him, so i,m afraid you have no chance , i wouldn,t say he,s desperate or anything . yeah , but i have things he wants
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they were ready we should have been a few days ealier and we would have had a good tally we still shot over 1000 rooks at least but they were all ready on the wing so shotguns did most of the damage all though the lads knocked a good few over with the airguns nemo must have a blood lust cos me and him were out last night shooting young rooks , we managed 1001 for 47 shots
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the real old scottish ruby snares were four strands of brass and two of bronze , copper is softer than bronze. i use a special kind of copper slightly thicker than the brass and stronger , i make a four strand snare using two of brass and two of copper , its as thick as a 6 strand brass wire very pliable , and strong, fast running and good for fencelines , and pegged snares , woodga and i have been using them for a few years , infact i have 6 drums lying here for woodga to collect on saturday when he comes up and 6 for geordie also. i might just have to pay woodga a visit after saturday
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didn,t like it at all , it wasn,t as new as i was lead to believe either , so i just ordered myself a bsa ultra multishot in .177 , thanks for the advice anyway
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.......this gets the fox used to seeing it in one place. If you keep moving it....it will take time to accept it in it's new location. is this not a bit of a contradiction ?, if the fox went in on the first night then surely it has accepted the trap in that location not had much to do with fox cages , but plenty to do with other fox control methods