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  1. RatSnatcher
    Just a small bit to add to this is that I have heard that extracting payment from farmers is apparently hard to do, and a lot of pesties are not interested in farms for that reason
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    Here ya go, no drillin required so keeps the gun original, these are all I use http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RIFLE-SHOTGUN-SLING-...%3A1|240%3A1318 Cheers Al just what I needed, much better than the 40 odd quid the gun shop wanted for drilling and barrel clipping my beloved HW
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    Hi all just wondering how you managed it and what set up you used ....pictures would be helpfull
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    Not directed at you IanB THAT PISSED ON A FEW FIREWORKS EH CRACK ON HOLDAWAY :laugh
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    You will have to get all your starting stock screened for mixie, before you start your project.......££ Spreading of myxomatosis, A person shall be guilty of an offence if he knowingly uses or permits the use of a rabbit infected with myxomatosis to spread the disease among uninfected rabbits, Pest act 1954 section 12 There is usually a reason why some land has no rabbits sometimes there are too many predators ect, seems a lot of fugging about to take a few pot shots maybe you should by some pigeon decoys instead
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    Always get your air gun chronographed...... http://www.burtonmail.co.uk/burtonmail-new...e.asp?ID=378581
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    They are still under test by the GCT - why I don't know as they have already been approved by the Ministry You can get them direct from NZ from the manufacturer though OTC An interesting document..... https://www.islandnet.com/~kania/kania-2500...007-England.htm not sure about the Doc type traps having to be set in a tunnel provided by the manufacturer though...
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    9 Open trapping of hares and rabbits in England and Wales(1)Subject to the provisions of this section, a person shall be guilty of an offence under this subsection if, for the purpose of killing or taking hares or rabbits, he uses, or knowingly permits the use of, a spring trap elsewhere than in a rabbit hole. (2)A person guilty of an offence under the foregoing subsection shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding [F1level 3 on the standard scale] or, if he has been previously convicted of such an offence or of an offence under section five of the M1Prevention of Damage by
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    Yep I agree real simple set up, is there any chance of a better look of how the body grip is held in position please
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    Cmon lads keep it sporting , I for one want to see this super bushing video, nothing wrong with a bit of fun Bushy go for it son but don't forget the cam
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    I suspect Bats, but if the survey is done properly then there shouldn't be a problem
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    Some purfect catches mate
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    Well they are talking about ammending and making clearer what stipulates a tunnel fit for the purpose, read the bottom paragraph, although this is a welsh document and was put together in feb 2008 and may of been ammended..... http://wales.gov.uk/publications/accessinf...lorder/?lang=en
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    I agree, and if we don't use proper tunnels / cubbies the use of these type of traps will be under scrutiny the same as snaring seems to be under the scope......... where's JBS gone did I miss something
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    As far as I am aware Moley the kania needs a tunnel to lead into the trap, this was argued regarding what I wrote previosly, but apparently a leading tunnel is what is needed.
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    Happy new year Ed, I may need some more info at some point regarding this mossberg article when the money is there ..... http://www.saddleryandgunroom.co.uk/gunroo...ooke_review.htm
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    Not seen that particular model Rolfe who makes that one?
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    A Cubby Ian is usually made out of mesh, a kind of cage Woodga's recent post with a squirrels illustrates this...
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    I have always thought that to clarify the law better, it would be much clearer to stipulate the length of the start of the tunnel/ cubby to the actual trap say 8inches etc..... I know we are talking BG's, but there has been a lot of negotiation consultation regarding the kania which is basically housed in a cubby but.....you still need a tunnel so when is a tunnel a tunnel
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    I think the thing here is to use comon sense, if you get collared with a non target species in your trap ,then you will have to go a long way as to explaining the situation in order to get let off. Its a grey area for sure.......you have to use a tunnel for a fenn or body grip in a loft but why is it ok to use a kness or victor rat trap in a loft without a tunnel, regarding pest control I believe they make the rules up as they go along
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    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=1AdCsJmU-PA&...feature=related
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    http://www.rodenator.eu/ http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=2umEFHeo6mw only in america
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    Lard I should imagine would be good for coating traps, I will have to try that
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    http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-New..._Plan_Goes_Awry
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    Take your camera next time always makes for a better story
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