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  1. watchman
    that should do it
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    think i spotted a possible trip hazard in the second pic down great photos glad hes coming on well for you,to be fair i didnt expect anything less
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    i really will invest in a decent camera this year hannah,honest i will went back this evening with the air-rifle and popped a squirrel so one less to worry about,havnt seen a blackbirds nest as exposed as this ever no cover at all really,time will tell
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    thanks mate i will try a few methods mentioned and see how we get on
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    common enough i know but found this up the woods today be suprised if it runs its course as its only 14" off the ground with a lot of rats and squirrels in this particular wood cant see it lasting long but hey you never know
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    if they are eating them prob just upping the chances of a catch
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    its not a shame its nature at its finest true enough,heard a report about them on the radio they average about 8 eggs so keep their eye on a lot of nests at once think they said the most ever laid and recoreded was 24
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    love some of the comments people leave at the bottom should not be chased by dogs and ripped to pieces
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    film

    watchman replied to watchman's topic in General Talk

    here if ya wana watch it mate http://www.movie-for...archid=31073494 i cant seem toget the film up on that link. what am i suppose to click on when i open it? try this link mate http://tvshack.bz/movies/watch/S2PWL4D5
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    watched this myself but will say that as soon as predator control was mentioned they seemed to swiftly move on to the next point,the old keeper certainly seemed to know his stuff been there since the 70s i think he said
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    if he starts hitting a moving target i will never take him out not if he gets that bloody good
  12. watchman
    forcing him to keep his eyes open and on the target? im guessing
  13. watchman
    sounds an excellent bit of advice that mate,may well be the way forward iv got all the time in the world to try and get him sorted so will give that a go,thankyou be nice to see him overcome this and become a competant shot
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    he is trying to shoot a .22 b.s.a supersport,agree he seems scared of the shot and as i say trip to the golf course is a long way off yet although have to say he far from timid,quite the opposite in fact,iv told him to keep practicing for now and to see what i can come up with,if anything,might just be a case of sticking to the ferrets for him
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    at the big stick,as for waving around blindly not quite but get your jist ,to the rest of your post,we know that , i want to help with a cure for him not state the obvious to him again and again i tried that it didnt work,the only way to describe it properly is almost like he scared of it,does that make sense,seen it in the army years ago,yes long before we got the sa80 when a good old slr was the tool for the job at the time,frightened many a recruit seems he has the same symptoms
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    a mate of mine wanted to get out with me up the golf course to take a few bunnies with the air-rifles so i told him to come round and we would plink a few targets in my back garden just so i could see his shooting capability,dont get me wrong i dont pretend to be a super crack shot but i can hit the sweet spot on a bunny with no problems. well after setting up a few targets and then me zeroing in his scope he took over,well it soon became apparent he cant shoot for shit,,he is using a springer so i got up pianomans post that he put up the other day in relation to shooting with a springer,very
  17. watchman
    very good
  18. watchman
    sorry yes,when i said il keep it up just meant incase it gets dirt in it.cheers moll
  19. watchman
    bit harsh
  20. watchman
    no worries mate,wont be running about till its closed up
  21. watchman
    cheers everyone,like i say a lot better now than it was so il just keep it up,thanks
  22. watchman
    thankyou,again lol
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    hi, in my opinion (for what its worth) i have dealt with many of these in my time and what i would do is pick the scab off inc any dead skin and dip the foot in hydrogen poroxide ( by christ the dog wont like it!!!) only for about 5 seconds. all the crap inside will fizz out. flush through after fizzing has stopped with salt water and dab dry making sure no cotton wool is left behind then either spray with iodine or purple spray. the dog will hop about but trust me follow this advice or rist bad infection in toes resulting in possible amputation. i can see right into it,very cle
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    noticed the other morning my bitchs foot was slightly swollen and hot to the touch,seems she got a puncture wound in between her toes whilst mooching about in the woods,anyway soaked it up in salt water for 10 min knocked the scap off it and pushed out a lot of puss,iv now just kept it clean regularly washing it out with salt water,no puss left in it no swelling to the foot now either just slightly around the edge of the hole but there is still a hole there,it looks like there is nothing to heal/knit it closed just an open hole,not bleeding or anything,no raw edges to close the hole if that ma
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