TOMO
-
Content Count
23,198 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
102
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Articles
Gun Dealer's and Fieldsports Shop's
Reloading Room
Blogs
Calendar
Store
Classifieds
Everything posted by TOMO
-
:11: :11: .. that's why i dont watch the thing's anymore.. the only ones ive ever liked was the lurcher mania ones from a wile back all the other one's are s.hit.. Th ere's one in perticular that make's me cringe.. .. it's a one where a bloke get's out of a caravan or something like that on a night where he's been sleeping with his merle collies he proceded's to talk crap then he goes lamping with them.. The dog's are half ok on the bunnies but doubled up on the fox's they are pure shite..there's another one i dont know the name of it i watched it at your's year's ago.. There's a clip of
-
i agree with millet . used that combination for years . nice and light. also i can get the 7 amp gell bateries for a £5 of melton catle market. all you need then is a carrier. i use an old cammera bag with shoulder strap.
-
YOU DONT HAVE TO PUT A QUIKSET ON ENXPENSIVE POLES. YOU CAN USE HAZEL OR WHATEVER. RAMBO HAS 2, 25 YRD NETS BOTH ON WOODEN PEGS. AND ONLY TODAY I HAVE CUT 10 BLACKTHORN PEGS THAT I HAVE POINTED AND SANDED THE BURS OFF, AND NOW JUST STRAIGHTNING. THESE ARE TO BE USED ON MY NEXT PRESET LONGNET TOMO
-
ferreting with long nets becomes very adictive, evrybody who has come out with me for the first time , loves it straight a way. it is of course the simplist thing to do on open burrys. but where the adiction kicks in , is when you start looking at evry ferreting situation. and think to your self , could i use the long net here in stead of messing about with all those silly bloody purse nets. and in alot of cases you could, even hedge rows and in some woodland. only a couple of days ago i was setting purse nets under a load of black thorn. i just couldnt get the long nets round it pr
-
live catch cages and body grip trapping
TOMO replied to jumby's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
YES WEL DONE GOOD TRAPING -
AS RABBIT HUNTER SAYS THEY CAN DO THAT. BUT IN MY EXPERIANCE I LIKE TO GET PLENTY FERRETS IN. THIS REALY GETS THEM MOVING . AS SOON AS THEY HOP IN TO ANOTHER HOLE A FERRET IS WAITING. ALSO IF YOU HAVE ENCIRCLED THE BURRY AND HAVE NET LEFT , OR MORE NETS , THEN CRISS CROSS IT AS MANY TIMES AS YOU LIKE. TOMO
-
BRITISH FIELD SPORTS IS ICEAS AND YES THERE CRAP CHEAP BUT CRAP TRY WATCHING TERRIER DIGGING 1AND 2 FOXING WITH THE GAMEKEEPERS IS JUST AS BAD THE WREKIN CREW HAS BEEN COPIED SO MANY TIMES ITS ALMOST LIKE A NEGATIVE AT 5 POUNDS EACH OR A DEAL FOR MORE YOUR STILL ROBBED SHITTY COUNTERFITTERS AND YES SPORTING DAYS HAS BEEN INFORMED AT LEAST HE MAKES A GOOD FILM DONT MAKE ME LAFF HIS FILMS ARE NOT THAT GOOD , VERY POOR DOGS. I ALSO HURD HIS FILMS WERE MADE WHILST OUT POACHING. AND ALSO HE ILLEGALY FIMED THE WATERLOO CUP WITHOUT PERMISION THEN SOLD IT. SO HES NO BETTER THAN ANYBODY ELSO
-
:11: :11: .. that's why i dont watch the thing's anymore.. the only ones ive ever liked was the lurcher mania ones from a wile back all the other one's are s.hit.. There's one in perticular that make's me cringe.. .. it's a one where a bloke get's out of a caravan or something like that on a night where he's been sleeping with his merle collies he proceded's to talk crap then he goes lamping with them.. The dog's are half ok on the bunnies but doubled up on the fox's they are pure shite..there's another one i dont know the name of it i watched it at your's year's ago.. There's a clip of a
-
the reason its better than legging them is because when you leg a rabbit the meat on the leg that got legged dries up a bit , dont get me wrong this is only a small thing i know. and of course its quiker than legging when allyou do is shove the sharp bit through the rabbits leg .you can put them on the pins whilst walking. although this takes a bit of practice. TOMO
-
duck wing you can improve those carriers by shortning the shoulder straps so they dont hang so far down. i personly im not keen on those as rabbit piss tends to leek down you. i use these large safty pins which you just push through the rabbits hock. i have been yousing this method for 18 year. its quik and eficiant. each safty pin hangs off the end of a bit of webbibing in much the same way as the neck carriers in the pics. nobby on this site has now improved on my safty pins by making some even bigger ones. i will ask him to put a pic up to show you all. on these new ones i can carr
-
SHE IS 26 INS AND 60 LBS. OUT OF CAPTIN
-
im cheating a bit . this is Visa , this time last year TOMO
-
Mapreader said it all realy rew. its a tried and tested method . we used to hit some great plases that were two hot to do in daylight . fullmoon is easyer , and it gives you somthing to do when you cant go lamping or netting.. i very often did this alone , and always took the dog. one place i did alot was a deer park and most times the dog would acount for one in the light of the moon and before brinded tryed it, we were doing 20 years ago. and no dowt generations of poachers before. dont listen to the smart arses on here who have never done it mate, get out there and do it. T
-
dry them if there wet . i put a heater on in my kennel when its real cold, maybee im a bit soft
-
To answer a few questions , Tara is 16 months old is 22 ins and is 1/4 Kelpie 3/4 whipp/grey and she is in the bottom 2 pics. TOMO
-
we land in Auckland then go down to Abeltazmen on the north of the south island. unfortunatly im only in N.Z for 5 days but im quite preapared to drive a few hours to meet up with somone. so if any one can help let me know thanks TOMO
-
I HAVE MENTIONED THIS BE FOR BUT I WILL SAY IT AGAIN, TAKE A LOOK AT DOXHOPE WEBSITE HE TOOK OVER 200 IN ONE NIGHT WITH 3 DOGS . TWO DOGS ABOUT AND THE THIRD GOT 50 SOMTHING . HE USED TO BE ON THIS SITE, AND IS A WELL RESPECTED LURCHER MAN FROM THE NORTH EAST. THURSO JACK WHERE EXACTLY IS THAT PLACE, I DONT MIND A 12 HOUR DRIVE
-
the fella who wrote the article is dave slaight, well those of you that read the minshaw thread will remember andy puting up some old pics of V. Minshaw who did it with one of his dogs. also there was a fellow up in scotland that used to breed a small whippety strain of lurcher that was blessed with good staminer that also got up in to the very big numbers , some of the others on hear may know his name as i have forgot. my own view is that its possible as some people have proved it but its obviuosly not a common thing to achive my own best is 70 rabbits and 1 hare but that was wi
-
:11: so two rolls of film and only 3 pics, come on aran put some more up
-
:11: right hopfully i have evreyones atention. from the 5 -12 -06 till the 10-12-06 i will be in N.Z, and i am hopping one of you kind Kiwis will let me tag along on a days hunting. i dont care if its rabbiting , hog hunting, deer hunting, goats whatever realy i dont mind. i know this is a real cheek but if you dont ask you dont get and as Kiwis are such a freindly race , if any one can help please pm me TOMO
-
£125 no fecking way mate i paid £50 at the gamfair but they usualy retail about £65- £70 look in arthur carters in the cmw. they will post it to you
-
dont forget hancocks :11:
-
just make sure you are between the rabbit and where its wanting to run to , ie a wood or hedge or if on open land and you know there is a warren on one side of the field then get between them. this will usualy mean the rabbit is head on, with an inexperienced dog you may have to walk out close to the rabbit. but with experience the dog will learn to go down the beam TOMO
-
ITS YOUR MONEY MATE YOU SPEND IT HOW YOU SEE FIT , REMEMBER YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YA. LETS SEE SOME PICS . IT MUST BE LIKE THE HYLTON FOR DOGS TOMO
-
glad you enjoyed it lads . it was a good day, with plenty of bolters and not many digs. wich was lucky as i didnt have my usual digging tool............. RAMBO :11: WITTON is one keen lad when i picked him up at 6 am he had been lamping all night , and is now on about going out again , full credit for getting out there and doing it. just like the advert on tv by nike 'just do it'. TOMO