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pegandgun

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  1. Arent you being kind of hard on the lad Deerstalker.We are all out to enjoy our sport after all
  2. Carry a 686 special around all day,sometimes 4 and 5 days a week and you will be looking for a lighter gun If you hit me i will report you to the police Millet :11: :11: And for some clay disciplins you can go to 36gram loads so you want a heavier gun
  3. I had the 686 special stabs which is different to the 686. The reason they are heavy numb nuts (millet) is because they are clay pigeon guns,which usually means loads of shots therefore heavier guns to take the constant recoil (commen sense). Ps.dont underestamate beef,after all you where shit scared of it not too long ago Mate
  4. Ive had a Berretta 686 special very good but far too heavey for walked up sport.I also baught a Berretta Silver pigeon "field" earlier this year,didnt like it one bit .I now shoot a Franchi which is very light and fits me lovely. What ime saying is just because Millet likes Berrettas and i like Franchi,s doesnt mean you will. In my opinion you want to get yourself to a decent gun shop and handle a few,better still try some of your mates on some clays and see what you like and what fits you!!
  5. both badgers and foxes use the same runs.Keep the wires high 10-11" and you will not snare the billies mate.
  6. I missed a fox two years ago so rifles dont kill everything Millet Besides,you should never nock another mans sport mate
  7. Answers!!! Hare,jack-jill-leveret Swan,cob-pen-sygnet Rabbit,buck-doe-kittens Badger,boar-sow-cubs Mink,hob-jill-kitts
  8. Smudge is right mate.Any paths, rides, deer paths,gaps in fences,gateways,,field edges,hare runs,literaly anywhere.I set my snares between 10-11 inches high with a large 10-11 inch loop.Look for tight spots on the runs where theres some longer grass,bramble,saplings,nettles to allow your snare to really blend in. Spray your snares green for camoflage.Set em using 3mm galvey wire as your tieler and eletricians tape to fix the snare to the tieler. I use mainly drags on my snares so the runs stay untouched enabeling me to reset the run.
  9. so you didnt miss any then?? :11: :11: Thats hard to believe
  10. Our las does deep fried rabbit in bread crums,lovely
  11. So it wasnt you on w....d that day :realmad: POACHING B....D :11:
  12. Very true,but i have to be a law abiding citizen And your a poacher
  13. Does anyone know the propper names for the male and female and there young.:- HARE?? RABBIT?? SWAN?? BADGER?? MINK?? Answers in a day or two The winner gets a rabbit pie and a signed photo of me
  14. I get paid to kill foxes Millet.Dogs are ok for a bit of fun but cant match the centre fire rifle .Besides its elligal
  15. Just got back from Woodgas after previewing his new rabbit snaring video. The dvd takes you through every stage of the making and setting of the modern pegged snares.Woodga also shows how to make and set the hoop snare and shows the setting of fence snares.Theres plenty of catches shown If you want to snare rabbits in numbers and want to know the secrets to success then youve found the answer in this dvd,well done Woodga(brilliant) P.S,ill buy a copy
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    Now these are dogs
  17. Rightey oh Socks I did think you could cross em though mate
  18. Socks,get your facts right mate.The mink and Fisher are two comletely different animals mate.The Fisher is bigger than the Mink and the Fisher hunts Squirrels in woodlands usually high up on mountains.
  19. 71/2" by 51/2" loop and 51/2" off the beat P.S,ive only got about 10,000 eyelets or i would have sent you a few :11: :11: Woodga will sort you out mate
  20. I think you can cross a ferret and mink.The difference is obvious and to be honest ive never seen a brown ferret that looks anything like a mink
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