moley
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Everything posted by moley
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i,m very photogenic arn,t i ? was that the only picture of a proper dog that mike took ?
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i never thought i would ever get sick of shooting deer , but some new ground my mate just got is crawling with them , we shot a good few in the last month or so and we are still seeing loads about , the keeper,s happy tho
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i think the rat is on the right , under the ferret
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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dunno about pups , but i wouldn,t swap a gold cow for any of my dogs , i don,t think you can put a price on a dog thats doing what you want, but there again , money isn,t my god
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i don,t think it matters what they sound like to us, i have a call that is supposed to be a hare distress , it also sounds like a duck ,i had a couple of lads out one night and they started laughing when i blew it , until a fox come galloping in, on a windy night it can bring foxes in from a good distance
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you got me guessing now
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Can't say i've felt the need i don,t know , it can get fairly exiting
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did i see the lad in a white tranny van , this morning filling up with fuel in west ? i,m the big good looking b*****d in the green pickup
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as i mentioned moley, social, domestic & pleasure is included (for some reason) with buisness use. im well aware of that, but you are telling lies , cos you are not running a buisness, you are employed or rather were employed, if a claim had to go thru , the insurance assesors/investigators would pick up on it straight away, which would mean you are not correctly insured , therefore you are paying for insurance that does not cover you properly, might as well spend a few more quid ,tell the truth and not have to shit yourself for being a liar, but do as you wish
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:11: I take it that this Ian Woods is one of your bestest friends then moley? ye , right , like i said at the start ,i said i would leave him alone , but when he is basically robbing hard working lads the f****r wants grassing up and as his bestest mate , i feel obliged
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i have public liability , house and motor ins with nfu mutual ,just watch if your going to tell lies like rabbithunter cos if you had a smash going to the shops with your wife in , you gonna have to tell more lies to get an insurance pay out
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i was hoping he would send me one for xmas
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up to his old tricks again , conning people out of thier hard earned, he comes on here as uk rabbit control, has bin on before as uk squirrel control ,has a couple of websites , one is trap and snare, stear clear of this c**t , he has no scruples, he has done one if this site members out of around £500 , same old shite , promises to send your goods or pay back your money , it doesn,t happen, i got mine back after 18 months and said i would leave him alone , well ian woods , if you read this , i lied , just like you did , i hope your turkey gives you the runs and your xmas tree falls over and
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not as big as the smile on woodgas face
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i remember when i was 39, last year ,wait til you hit 40 , its like someone flicked a switch , aches , pains , incontinence, memory loss, weight gain and loosing patience with certain kid that think they know it all , even i don,t know everything at this ripe old age :11:
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i can see your point young rabbithunter, but ,theres a small but very important point i have to make about the top line, it doesn,t matter how high or how tight you think you have it , it will sag even without a rabbit in it , its called gravity , also on a proper netting night , your lines and net are going to be blown in an arc by the wind, if you have your line too high and too tight , it will bounce a good few rabbits off, its called common sense, the lower your topline the better you will tangle up the bunnies , but you will have to expect a few escapees, its quite suprising how high up a
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just my two penneth worth,if we havn,t got a gun we tend to lift out the terrier , place a net over the dig and stand back , once the fox is in the net , a quick tap on the top of the snout , knocks it out, then you have a good bit time to sort the job out properly, first and foremost is to do the job without any unnecessary cruelty
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i want to know whay you are at the back end of it ? was it still warm?or was it stuck in a bog and you took that picture before you shot it? is this animal abuse ? where can i get one?
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because on either end of my traditional nets i have a steel or aluminium end pin which keeps the full net taught, combine this with a setting height of about 28" and a peg every 5 yards, i very rarely find a sank top line i can see your point young rabbithunter, but ,theres a small but very important point i have to make about the top line, it doesn,t matter how high or how tight you think you have it , it will sag even without a rabbit in it , its called gravity , also on a proper netting night , your lines and net are going to be blown in an arc by the wind, if you have your line too h
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don,t it make you feel old ?
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as for the comment about tackle tarts,just a joke,didnt men to offend anyone. Reminder to myself: must stop upsetting the more sensitve hunters on this site no offence taken , looks like you are a former tackle tart yourself :11:
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i suppose if you have been asked to cull roe from the area then this could be a quick method to do so, obviously your net would be set for rabbits and you would "accidently" catch the roe. But in any other case, isn't it just a waste of sport? unless of course you need food on the table i can remember someone advertizing roe nets in the shooting news, i think they were about 8 ft long and probably for putting on runs and driving the deer to them , never tried it myself i know a lad that used to have a length of old sheep netting in a wood , he would set it up across a part of the
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i,m still waiting for rabbithunter to tell me how he stops the topline sagging on his traditional nets
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setting as you go is quite a task when working on your own, most of my sets have quite a good backdrop, ie; woodland, thick hedgerow, so i have never found a problem with backpegging, except for on one or two sets i have. As mentioned, it depends on the ground you are working walking back and forth might be ok for you youngsters , but us older lads have learned to conserve energy, its quite suprising how many rabbits you feel or hear hitting a net as you set it up, if they are squatting near where you are setting up your net , as you go past they will think you havn,t seen them and r
