Phil Lloyd
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This is not a cheap trap to purchase King,.. I got this one AND the BodyGripper passed by the Ministry of Agriculture,..basically because I wanted to use them in my own Pest Control business..I never thought to sell them to others The joke is that when we first started to advertise these tools,..very few suppliers and distributors could set them,..I bet most of them still can't Fecking amazing really... Anyway,.as I say,..the Kania is a tool for the pest controller,...once purchased its a real little money spinner and saves a lot of woe,.especially in roof spaces and gardens where a cert
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You forget Peg,..your a canny trapper,...but even you would be hard pushed to catch enough rabbits to pay 'Rumpole of the Bailey's' Barrister's fee,...I think them vampires charge around £2.000 a day Just been chatting to some US suppliers of ConyBears,etc,..its a crying shame that in this wee island our hands are often tied as regards the freedom to use traps...I stopped using the BodyGrips locally,...it just wasn't worth the worry or hassle.. In my game,.The Kania rules the roost,...lovely little earners £££££ and safe as houses..All the best to you and yours,...ChalkWarren...
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The easy way is often the best option,..and if you are working your traps in 'out of the way' places,.you can frequently get away with most things,..But,..if you fall foul of busybodies or wandering stray dogs, etc getting into your sets, it will get very emotional The law states that the Springtraps must be placed in a tunnel,.either artifical or natural,..this can be interperated in several ways,..personaly I would not fancy arguing my case in a court of law if the tunnel entrance was not fully protected and the striking bars well within the overhang of the actual tunnel/burrow... Only ti
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Thats a fair sort of catch rate over a twelve month period Royston Nice capable wee sort of bitch,..just the way I USED to like em.... Just rabbits for me these days,..but I will always admire a genuine dog,..and a genuine hunting man... All the best,..go careful now,...kind regards,.ONLYTHECONY...
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@ longdogrunner :11: :11:
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this ain't a disscussion its a slaggin match was just givin an honest opinion.they weren't alf inuendo's it was from my experience of ownin a kelpie cross.i ain't justifyin myself to a s**t stirrer like yous shaun.just cos myself and charlie c don't agree with yous it starts into a slaggin match.if yous want to talk p.m me and will sort it out instead of gettin personal. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Got to agree with you over one thing Loki,..life is far too short to fall out over silly fecking dogs We are all entitled to an opinion,but lets keep it real,no lies.... As for Catt
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True words.....
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Feck me,.no offence,..but that's one skeletal and emaciated hand....
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Brilliant effort Ian,..very impressive....
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I was over a couple of years ago. Bass fishing from Hommett Point in the evenings, there were loads of rabbits behind me, a few black ones. I was between dogs then though......... Over here, my last 4 lamping trips with my 15 month old bitch have resulted in an average haul of bugger all cubed. Went on the Golf Course across the road last night, started about 21:00, saw 2 rabbits about a foot out, and that was it. Mind you it was misty, bordering on fog. When I got back, the next door neighbour told me that "The Committee" had PAID someone to lamp it with a rifle, looks like
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