Tiercel
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Same here, I thought he had been for a hair cut and had bad news. TC
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The middle one was shot @ 1/10 of a second thats why the water looks like it is solid. The bottom one was shot @ 1/1320 of a second that is how you can see the droplets of water. TC
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As the heading says I am still trying to get to grips with this camera. So I took a walk this morning to try some different settings out on it. Sepia. Sepia and different shutter speeds. TC
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I have not but they do make a fair range of stuff out of the berries. https://www.google.co.uk/#q=sea+buckthorn+++++++++++ TC
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i was reading my thread last night thought fek it am going lol n cheers pal That's the spirit...you won't catch owt sat on the sofa, you've got to get out in the fields with the dog.... I will absolutely agree with JD on that, in fact I will go further, if you are comfortable with it as it seems you are, go on your own. You will build a rapport between the dog and yourself that will last all the dogs life. Not to mention catching more rabbits in the process. Go for it. TC
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Have a look at this thread, I have put up a few links and numbers of people who do repair them. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/346862-mk3-finder-problems/ TC
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Well done you will not forget that rabbit in a hurry. I can still remember the first rabbit my first lurcher caught on the lamp and that was over 40 years ago. TC
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Aint that the truth! I see it all the time on here, most want it all for themselves, never happy to share. How many times have we read " If I don't do it someone else will". But they never seem to see the bigger picture somehow. Many years ago I had a couple of half tidy dogs that could catch rabbits. But I also had transport, so I moved further afield in search of enough rabbits to keep the dogs in work. Many did not believe me but the reason I did not go local was, to leave what little rabbits there were for the boys without transport. If I had stayed local to be honest the others wo
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Had a look at another little pocket of rabbits today, not a good place as it can only be done on a Northerly or N Easterly wind, which are notorious for dying off after dark. It is only 4 miles from where I went the other day. There were quite a few rabbits about there at the beginning of the summer, and today I seen a few so there is hope. One thing I did find was plenty of Sloes and the Sea Buck-thorn were positively loaded with berries. There was one thicket of blackthorn that was loaded on the North side but absolutely nothing on the prevailing winds side southerly S Westerly.
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Follow the link and give him a bell. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/classifieds/item/916-8ft-deben-grey-ferret-locator-box/ TC
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Pipa fixes them. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/user/45600-pipa/ Just done another search and came up with this post by Darbo TC
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I gave up on travelling for long netting about 15 years ago. Got fed up of travelling up to 2hrs each way only for the wind to drop, or someone had lamped the set just before you got there. So I just go local with the nets and a rabbit or two makes my night. The place I walked yesterday was one of those pockets of rabbits, not a big area or big numbers, but if you were so minded you could get 5 different drops in on a night and you might pick up the odd couple of rabbit off each drop. TC
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Yesterday I went for a look-see at my early long netting drops. Very sad state they are in, not a rabbit to be seen and very little evidence that they have recovered from VHD last year. Where I normally see piles of dropping and runs there was nothing, the odd couple of pellets that looked dried out and old. Looks like it's going to be another barren year. TC
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Who needs mole traps. https://video-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hvideo-xlf1/v/t42.1790-2/11959932_2402141243166385_1391216112_n.mp4?efg=eyJybHIiOjEzNzMsInJsYSI6Nzg2fQ%3D%3D&rl=1373&vabr=763&oh=c57d77a1fda00298b84acc9690e08895&oe=55E5A976 TC
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Taking a walk around the local carp ponds today I came across this sign. I had never heard of the Topmouth Gudgeon so had a little search when I got home. They are real bad news. file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/My%20Documents/Downloads/Environment_Agency_TMG_Eradication_Programme_-_Project_Update_2014.pdf Link no workie, try this. Or paste the above link into your address bar. https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CC0QFjABahUKEwiWi6LjvdPHAhXKz4AKHfbzAZg&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nonnativespecies
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There is not one person on this site that has not done something, illegal / unethical at some time in their lives, and they have the cheek to slag someone off for doing the same as them. TC
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You got it in one Johnny. You only have to look who the detractors are to tell you that. TC
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You have a PM TC
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Found this old photo the other day, the dog was Hancock bred out of Richard Jones if my memory serves me right? I know it a half bred Beardie, it would be about 25 years ago. TC
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Mink Trapping In Bristol
Tiercel replied to Brooklin Sibley's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
Feck me the morality police are out in force on this thread. TC -
To be honest not sure, contact Ossie n arch, he will tell you. If you could pm me your address I will get them packed up for you. Thanks once again. TC
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If I could make you a net would you match haymins bid for it? That way you would not be without as it was a great auction and it was a pity that one had to lose. TC