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i wear whatever i was wearing before i went out. don't get redressed to got hunting. so usually a pair of snickers trousers and t-shirt and jumper. x- brit army pro boots. but on a weekend i wear my wedding ring and a pair of sunglasses, nothingelse
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what do you expect when buying or selling
irishnut replied to pestcontrol121's topic in General Talk
i think you are being 100% right/sensible. if someone is genuinely sellingyou something then why would they care if you have their details. as obviously they have your details, for posting etc. -
don't shoot badgers, they are extinct. rumour has it that people with alaunt x lurchers send these dogs to ground (badgers nest), and get them to eat their eggs, thus numbers of hatchling badgers dropped off. there are only 183,000,000 badgers left in uk, rendering them extinct, and number 34 on the endangered species list. however road kill badger is high in protein (so is jizz) i remember best forays i ever had hunting, was while hunting ewoks, using 13 guage boomerangs.
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I know that Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic are similar but does that translate as "Our day will come my friend"? cheers Callum translate this: tiofaidh aer lingus Only reason l asked is its "tigidh ar la mo charaid" in scots Gaelic piss take, our plane will come, aer lingus
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and you could get a posing pouch made up from the terriers docked tail
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i had thought of the colour matching issue, so i'll only be getting light coloured dogs, so that i can dye the hair
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have you ever thought of turning your dog coat into a coat for yourself after it pops its clogs. would it be better to make a fur coat or to tan it, to make dog leather. i'll call by the dog pound on monday, to pick up a few potential pelts, if anyone thinks its doable
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I know that Scottish Gaelic and Irish Gaelic are similar but does that translate as "Our day will come my friend"? cheers Callum translate this: tiofaidh aer lingus
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I can't beleive the police are so strict!
irishnut replied to mangy1983's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
don't know about yourself, but i don't have police calling by my door much. kitchen table isn't the place for guns, while you snooze. getting lazy with firearms is exactly how incidents occur. -
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lamping/coursing/shooting/offroading motors
irishnut replied to dan4x4's topic in 4x4's, Quads & ATV's
Why lie??????? took the first pic of google what a fuking lesbian!!!!!!!!!! -
No, she may give me the instruction not to get a puppy though....after I got one last time she went away don't get a puppy, get a fox cub
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wear her underwear. try out her toys. toilet train the dog, to use house toilet. move all kitchen cupboards and gear into upstairs bedroom, and take bed and wardrobes into kitchen. get a mail order bride for the fortnight. the world is your hamster.
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Thanks i like the way u are thinking! it just might work! there is/has been big cats out there in our countryside, and thats as sure as theres shit on a goat. i think they have been captured, and the caputers have been hushed, by covert government means. i know for fact, that soldiers in the north here were told that, when patrolling in the mournes, between newcastle and annalong, if they encountered a big cat, they were to shoot it on sight. why issue official orders for something that doesn't exist.
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most cats walk with claws retracted. however there is exceptions. but sadly not big and black. the cheetah cannot retract its claws, so its prints do have claw marks. but ain't never seen a black cheetah. if you want to catch a big cat i have advise - lure it under a tree, with a skinned rabbit. sit in the tree, catch it using a lasso. and a custom made cat muzzle. tape its feet so it can't scrab you, then put it in the boot of your car.
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i was looking online, the Lee sets are quite a bit cheaper than the rcbs, 1/2 the price almost, get myself started, reviews for both makes are good.
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i've seen some weird shit. in some weird places. seen a gezzer on a horse, he was a red coat, complete with 3 brass buttons,he had no head, i heard the noise of the horse walking towards me. then rider and horse walked through the hedge, i told farmer what i had seen, he gave me a strange look,got me to take him where i seen it. he had seen exactly the same thing, 25 years before. so i went to the library and looked at some local maps, turns out there was originally a 'Y' in the road as late as 1942, but had over grown, and reclaimed. call me crazy, but shit occurs
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I would say yes , but it depends on how Anal you get about reloading, its a bit like fishing there is ALWAYS another bit of kit you can add to your set up.... Unless you dive straight in for an electronic dispencer/scale which would use up a large chunk of your buget you will easily get all you need to start reloading with good quality gear for under £500.. hope this helps 6pointer not too anal, incase she trys to return the gesture. i just want to get a decent set-up thats good quality and reliable. i'm not really into tech, tested and proven are the best way in most
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is it realistic to get all gear new, for less than £500????
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i'll be reloading .222, mostly for killing paper and the odd fox. i do hope in the very near future to be joining a gun club, so who knows what i'll end up shooting. but killing pieces of paper is expensive, currently using remington 50gr hollow points. i was using norma ballistic tips, but never really took to them, with the remingtons i'm getting on well, zero'd at around 40yrds and again at near 200yrds, inch and bit high at 115-120 yrds. but 75p a shot is just plain nasty
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hi, i'm wanting to start reloading for my rifles. basically looking best brand of press, scales, dies etc, and where to get them from
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looks like a rudegar or fergal to me
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looking for guide price on used b&f collar and pieps box. got offered 1 in good working order. at £250. is this too expensive. what should i offer him for it.
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thanks very much lads
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to settle a debate, i need to know, is it legal to shoot a roe(scotland)or munty & chinky(england) with .222 50+grain bullet, but without dsc1. i didn't think it was. as i believe in r.o.i you need deer cert on my cert it says i can use the rifle for vermin control and all other lawful quarry, or to that effect. its an open cert too
