3175darren
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Leave a little loose soil in the run bottom,and sit the ring onto it, make sure the trap fits firmly in the hole, so it wont wobble as such when the mole tries to shove through, on the ring there's two bent lugs either side of it,adjust these with pliers till you get the trap as sensitive as you can, yet so it will not fire on its own, yet go on light touch, the other thing I find is the trap legs are some times too long on the trap, sit the trap on a table top set and make sure there's minimum travel room under the trigger ring,I have had to shorten these in the past,as for a trap, Tunnel an
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lovely looking animal well done,
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There is one in camouflage shown down the side but its a fiver and im a yorkshire man.I am Yorkshire man too mate,that's why I will get one from aldi,
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Bloody otters will kill anything, they can cause no end if damage, and there population is exploding at the moment,
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Handy things, just puts a nice glow onto floor, not too bright, you can get them with red, light as well, a company was doing them in camouflage, not too dear either, my mate had one couple of yr ago,
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Save the walnut husks for dyeing traps/ snares,
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chuff me, that's nearly deep enough for winding gear, he would never throw clear of that, good arm length on the machine,
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I agree with whats said above,and I see my dogs as valuable family members, gnash is right in the eyes of the law they are just property, but there in lies a problem, if some one stole any other property, they would treat it as theft, and at least investigate it, or be seen to be investigating it,Theft is a criminal offence, which under English law can carry a sentence of 5 yrs, on the first offence, but does it ever, Does anyone caught stealing dogs ever end up inside, there in lies the problem, the police probably think the dogs done a wonder off / walk about, so do not take the report serio
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compere the price to a premiership football match that costs twice as much and lasts what a couple of hours? now at the CLA you can get in for 8am and leave at 8pm and you'll be lucky to have seen all whats there,best suggestion is choose what you really want to see and watch and then look round the stallsY.I.S Leeview I know what you mean about football, in my opinion that's over priced as well, there was a time when gun makers row, took a day to see, fishermans row was the same, and the third day was for everything else,
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its funny if you work out 60.000 people at £35 each, which I know that's not the entire case, as a lot will be kids and such, but on my calc it comes to £2.100,000 on the gate, that has the potential of being one day, provided all pay adult entrance fee's, and that's not taking into account the camping and stand fee's charged to the exhibitor's,plus water and electric, so whats the entire amount over three days???its time they stopped monopolizing the thing, and offered it out to other venues, I know there's costs to run it, but bloody hell, not that much its, robbery,
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if that's the entrance fee the stand prices will be worse, traders need to make a living, so don't think they will be many bargains, unlike the old fairs, when you could really get a good deal,
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No, told ticket price extortionate,
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There's certainly plenty starting to show, thank god they haven't screwed the silage up for me though, got away with it this yr again,
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Enjoyed that,challenging area to shoot in.
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They are ok, but not as handy as home made ones with the elastic around if I am honest, you cant open them as quick in my opinion, as you have to swing the third leg out sometimes, very good gun support, but my problem is when I stalk, I like to use my sticks as a walking stick almost, I use them for loads of different stuff like I cross a small river and wade with them, [or feel my way across the river ] the primos trigger you are instructed not to use them to walk with, and you need to keep them clean so they operate smoothly, so I just take the home made ones again, unless I am waiting for
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Bonny things but destructive, its a good thing if the food chain can support them, every one seems to want to introduce predators, but in Cumbria the rabbit population is up and down like a brides nighty,the food chain bottom is fickle to say the least,and some of there lost species should be introduced first,to at least give things a chance,when one or another species takes a dive through disease, ie mixy, buzzards are every where, otters are doubling in numbers it seems like every year, badgers are eating out the ground nesting birds, digging up the bumble bees, and young rabbits, I know the
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Should have still be able to shoot it, under the guise of protecting your live stock,????
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Nowt but a bloody pest shit like Stuka bommers, need thinning out without doubt, councils used to poison them during the tourists close season, some dogooders will have stopped it, you know the type, probably live no where near the ba**** s, and think they are cuddly, we had one taking the navels out of new born lambs, a couple of year back, but it was off as soon as you entered the field,
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We ought to publish the truth about him, and give him a taste of his own medicine,there are bad elements in every sport look at what the football hooligans did,it didn't mean football was bad, just the odd pocket of shit that followed it, as for the mirror paper, I have never read such shite, and the picture in the sun of the protesters outside parliament, it looked like to reporter had made a few look like hundreds, a bit of clever camera work done to make the general public think everyone was against hunting,we really are up against the papers with sickofantic attitude towards Mccarntey and
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I don't care what's said I live in hope, as for the pits shutting, that kicked off the miners strike that was corton wood in South Yorkshire,
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I wonder if anyone has made contributions to there party recently, ??? These politicians need to understand they are supposed to be representing what the people of there constituency want, and they are supposed to remain impartial, it's all wrong, the people of England are not getting fair representation in parliament at all,
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These things do happen though. When parvo first appeared it was looking like total disaster for a while but now, although it's still a problem, it is under control. I remember parvo, when it first appeared, it was a disaster for me, we lost a bloody good dog to the awful disease, I wonder if this is as a result, of lapses in quarantine laws and that bloody tunnel,
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This country is supposed to have a monopoly commission,that's a laugh, the country is rotten with greed when it comes to prices,big rip off
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Bloody hell that's all we want,
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There was a time certainly, when coal and our ability to produce our own was important. But is it still? Being such a small industry in this country anyway, could the miners cope with a massive demand if ever needed? If not, there's no justification for keeping that skillset alive surely? I'd have to question as well if coal ever could be relied upon again. Do we have the infrastructure in terms of power stations to make it viable? Or is it shifting to gas? With the advancements in renewables and particularly battery tech over the past decade, the future is not in coal imo. Can we real
