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    Tis here ..... http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...=34445&st=0 Read the whole thread and take note they are not approved for squirrels They work good straight out of the packet but better still with a few tweaks,
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    £1 for the snares £9 for the postage and packing definate piss taker, bin them and get some proper snares before you get dishartened with not catching,
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    I have looked and enquired everywhere, they are cheaper in the usa site but when you wack the import duty and packaging on you get hammered so I alway get them from KG, I have tried and used most of this price range of traps, T.rex .kness. ect and I have resigned to the fact that the pro is the best for me, you can adjust them and add your own settings in various ways so they are versatile for sure, there well made and easily repaired and make a satifying bang when they go off. BOOM there it is Heres a double...
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    There a good thread on the forum somewhere of how to get more power from the spring and a nice little cubby idea that Mr Waters posted, do a search and your find it
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    Ian you need to read this..... http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si2007/uksi_20072708_en_1
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    http://www.envirolink.govt.nz/reports/docu...thlandFinal.pdf
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    What a cracker 120, good work
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    Youd be lucky to kill anything with any big cheese traps, a complete load of rubbish
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    Where is the cheapest place to buy 20 kania's most are around £50 but buying 20 odd I would like some discount
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    Interesting video, But drowning rodents in water is illegal in the uk ...... you would do better too put some water in a dish and bait the barrel
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    There £56 new mate,
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    Two calls in two days "rats in my kitchen" both ladies shaking in there shoes
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    Foxdropper is bang on, these critters will be climbing, pissing and spreading all sorts of viruses over your garden furniture, mower and anything else they come in contact with, good shooting but get it dealt with double quick before they start entering your house on warm nights through your open door
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    I will give you £7.50 http://www.whsmith.co.uk/CatalogAndSearch/...1904057383.html
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    All that shit is easy to say when your fighting roy jones
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    Have a read here http://www.gardenlaw.co.uk/phpBB2/viewforu...ab75e5181538b23
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    Just out of the bucket,.... This Imbra Rabbit Trap will dry to a lovely Matt finish and the BROWN dye will permeate into every crack and pore But,.when using Speed Dip it is best to wait until you have a warm day..... All the best,..CHALKWARREN... ] Hi Chalky, I am suprised that they mix this with petroleum, we are told to degrease our traps as well as to remove manufacturing smells looking at your picture I cant see why used diesel oil wouldnt give the same effect, the picture looks like my tools after a oil change not to mention the Mrs sink
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    I am no BNP member, but I will say the reason they asked the film crew to leave was probably due to the fact that what they were going to say was not a lot different from what the Australian MP says on a weekly basis and most of the UK people agree with, Democracy at work !
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    Can someone put a photo up of a speed dipped trap please, I'm curious to the finished look of the coating
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    ok you win, well done al longest thread this year
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    me ?
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    whos gonna tip it
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    Bump for a grass, nearly there
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