jamesmc
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not mine...lol ....thought someone might be interested..... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/6ft-snowman-or-a-100-snowballs-/251217413022?pt=UK_art_Sculpture_GL&hash=item3a7db9839e
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you will receive it in 50 x 2l bottles...
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£4,800 noo.. :laugh:
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its good yer getting it sorted pal
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Not being cheeky mate but your question has nothing to do with the original post. Maybe you should start a new thread with your question :laugh:
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Would love to have seen your dog jump fences designed to keep deer out... With ease tae!!! you get some that dont take no for an answer and a fence is just an obstile in the way of quarry!! a deer fence is only six and half feet and no barb so its less worrying than double barb!! have you never seen roe crossing a deer fence before? some will some wont same as dogs Does your dog seriously jump deer fences mate? my old dog used to do it...lurcher x lurcher...25".....,needless to say your dog needs to be a very good jumper which mines was .....but he did not do it with ease,and not
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i love wee days like that....just you the dog n ferrets....away from all the madness....magic
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RM how long dae ye get oot eh 14ah...cheers... I recharge I after every use, but if I'm oot for 4-5 hours the wee indicator is in the Amber. trying tae work oot wer tae get the 14ah or 22ah mate 14ah is plent enough for me mate, always got the incar charger if the situation changes
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RM how long dae ye get oot eh 14ah...cheers... I recharge I after every use, but if I'm oot for 4-5 hours the wee indicator is in the Amber. trying tae work oot wer tae get the 14ah or 22ah mate
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RM how long dae ye get oot eh 14ah...cheers...
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What he means is you can buy them from here. www.agouti-nets.co.uk/ aye ats wit a meant
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agouti
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4 is the most i have done ...atb...
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cheers mate,they are tried and tested ....atb...
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the rings on these are heavy mate,2.5".....but i also use the 2" thicker ones......depending on what the buyer wants.....if anyone has any questions,specifications,these are made to order remember ,i have loads of other gear lads....just ask
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i am pretty busy right now.....,but if any you lads need new nets or want more to add to yor collection,and are not in a hurry for them let me know,.....i am currently making a few for folk but should be finished soon,and ready to take more orders ....double knotted....£8.00 - 6ft,....£9.00 - 7ft,...£10.00 - 8ft...(these nets can be single or double drawcorded).....atb.....
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all ferrets are escape artists....it should not be able to chew a hole in the mesh,i would advise you to get better mesh pal
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Would love to have seen your dog jump fences designed to keep deer out... With ease tae!!! you get some that dont take no for an answer and a fence is just an obstile in the way of quarry!! a deer fence is only six and half feet and no barb so its less worrying than double barb!! have you never seen roe crossing a deer fence before? some will some wont same as dogs Does your dog seriously jump deer fences mate? my old dog used to do it...lurcher x lurcher...25".....,needless to say your dog needs to be a very good jumper which mines was .....but he did not do it with ease,and not
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i got an answer on the other thread from tiercel...... Polyester is hydophobic it repels water. To get the dye to take you need to open up the fibres of the yarn to allow the dye to penetrate the yarn. For the fibres to open up the yarn needs to reach a tempreture of 160C. The boiling point of water is 100C so other types of heat must be applied to allow the yarn to be dyed. It is the dying process that makes spunpolyester so expensive. White undyed is very cheap. makes sense .....atb....
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Think it's a dog thing mate, some do some dont. Never had one not chase a hare though. Maybe they know hares don't go down burries, maybe they love them more, maybe dogs are smarter than we give them credit for i had a lurcher x lurcher,and when he reached about 3yrs old, and when i used to try and get him to run rabbits on a fence line he would stand and growl at them,yet he would approach them on the lamp because he knew they would maybe hit the fence and he had a chance of catchin them, but on all bigger quarry,as you said it could be f****n miles away and he would be off like a rocket..
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its not just a collie thing ........i have a collie cross here that runs flat out at what ever quarry i tell it to.....yet i have seen other crosses stand and look and pick there runs
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the royal blue is what i am using just now ,i thought the temperature would be what it was....but some of the lighter stuff is course,would it take much heat to dye these do ye think? Polyester is hydophobic it repels water. To get the dye to take you need to open up the fibres of the yarn to allow the dye to penetrate the yarn. For the fibres to open up the yarn needs to reach a tempreture of 160C. The boiling point of water is 100C so other types of heat must be applied to allow the yarn to be dyed. It is the dying process that makes spunpolyester so expensive. White undyed is very ch
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the royal blue is what i am using just now ,i thought the temperature would be what it was....but some of the lighter stuff is course,would it take much heat to dye these do ye think? Polyester is hydophobic it repels water. To get the dye to take you need to open up the fibres of the yarn to allow the dye to penetrate the yarn. For the fibres to open up the yarn needs to reach a tempreture of 160C. The boiling point of water is 100C so other types of heat must be applied to allow the yarn to be dyed. It is the dying process that makes spunpolyester so expensive. White undyed is very ch
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I have noticed this difference also but i prefer the courser feel of the orange and blue better than the high viz yellow. i must admit i did not like the hi-viz yellow stuff,did not stop me knitting with it right enough
