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  1. 3175darren
    I will buy new traps this summer so I am interested,hope its as good as anticipated,fingers crossed
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    Because they have been given all this money, they have no respect for it,like spoiled kids turning on there parents when they don't get what they want,they have never gone hungry, or had to work for there rent, that's the typical case of, I want cos I have human rights, it wouldn't surprise me,if they didn't put his family into protection now, as far as I am concerned anything that carries his genes is a enemy to the world,and he has made it that way, something for his family to thank him for,there stay in the UK is untenable and should end now, tear up there asylum papers, And offer a hug
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    What a cracking bit of work mate, well done I really like the look of that,
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    To take revenge with a machete though, against a unarmed woman well that's real bravery, stick him adult prison and tell them he's coming,
  5. 3175darren
    Them bobbies had a moral duty to the people they serve they should all be sacked, for gross incompetence,
  6. 3175darren
    they were the first type of trap i realy used....just because i didnt have the money to buy any...some pipe...some bag ties..and some wire pinched off the railway fence and away you go....i also soon learned how to make a trap from the same thing for birds of the game variety I was spoiled and never had to use those traps, my grandad did, I spent many hours with him, and he was very good with them, but everyone started using Poison worms,when that happened granddad said they were waster's, and packed in just about all together, I was a bit young, then but took to trapping them for a coupl
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    maybe not Matt but back when them traps were doing there bit, it was passed down from father to son, or learnt by trial and error, and that means something to me at least,
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    It's good to see the old stuff still in use,made in a time when mass production of such things were unheard of, and each one made in a old shed by a bloke who had spent hours refineing what he did, learning by his mistakes they were the true trappers,
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    Bloody hell I will be out measuring all my traps now,good thread this,I use flat pack and agree there quality has slipped,I do have a few ultimate stainless I bought a couple of yr ago and love them,will have a look around as I will be buying again soon,and this thread has made me think a bit,
  10. 3175darren
    Plenty in the north west as well ,I am out all the time on them,What with the huge Crow / Rook numbers its going to be a very busy year,
  11. 3175darren
    Bony looking little dog mate good luck with it,hope it all turns out well,
  12. 3175darren
    Carn't beat a good oil stone, then a few strokes on a strop,
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    Done, but do not believe them figures,
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    Not very cheap either at over £50 for 25 litres......Whilst the product itself is not illegal, it's use by non-professionals on anything other than Agricultural or Industrial sites is an offence.It's also a technical offence to use it for a purpose for which it's not been approved. As it's been approved for Timber Preservation, rather than as a repellent, using it to drive out rabbits is also an offence.As has been said; over and over again, it's also not that effective as a repellent either Not very cheap either at over £50 for 25 litres......Whilst the product itself is not illegal, it's u
  15. 3175darren
    Creosote isn't ileagal but its sold for professional use only,to be honest its a waist of good creasote,
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    I was told the other day its under new management,but he didn't say why,
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    when we did it, it was a way of improving a long netting session, by getting the rabbits out and on top we would do it first thing in the morning,and long net that night,its affect was questionable, as to the degree of benefit it had,often if we had a big set that was hard to ferret, we would do it with a hope of moving them out and into a easier set that was nearby,as for smoking them out with it god knows,large rabbit sets are very complex,and unless you had a method of propelling it through the set,as in a smoker like ratting, I recon you will be sat stinking like a ferrets chuff for a cons
  18. 3175darren
    I agree, tunnel traps and talpex catch well enough for me, don't get me wrong its nice to try different traps, but at that price I will stick to what I am using now,
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    I was on for a bloody good year but mixi, hit had a couple of decent mornings with the ferrets,and a few good nights with the dog early season,but once I saw the mixi I left well alone,saw some early young this morning just two though,but with any luck things will turn around,
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    Big thing I find is to be comfortable,get sat as said above wind in your face and sit still,identify spots on the ground you are doing that offer good backdrop for you to get against,if you get a map of the ground and put a true north arrow on it, you can check the wind before you go and you will be able to work your approach out properly, do your homework so you know where they are traveling, I do wear a face mask, and a ordinary camo coat, I like to nip out when I come off nights with the rifle for a couple of hours before dawn,so I travel light, its not that hard to do if the home work is d
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    Angry Otters

    3175darren replied to mud's topic in General Talk

    They are evil little sod's they can be absolutely deadly, the general public have no idea,the damage they can do and as the population is now exploding,it wont be long before they are killing anything they can hunt nothing is safe,the nice furry funny playful little creature so innocently portrayed,by the tree huggers will unmask itself,
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    In this weather though your not going to get many hours work with a talpex.. Tottaly agree I have pulled all my traps now at the moment,it's a waist of time, it could shape up to be a busy year as well,
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    Its good to hear about other traps, it keeps you thinking outside the box,I have the nomol equivalent and have caught a fare few moles with them,but tend to stick with the traditional tunnel trap of talpex, I like this sort of discussion,
  24. 3175darren
    Its about time some one had a go at making some,would be nice to see the results,this country just rips people off with its prices / import tax / vat/ its not our fault most of the manufacturing is done abroad, because the industrial climate over here wont support the small manufacturers,good luck lads crack on.
  25. 3175darren
    You know you look at them, and they all look like shoplifters,they are the real scum of the earth,cowards hooded little w**k*rs,the type that ruined football matches, they are allowed to do it, as there's no consequence to there actions,I agree with onlyworkmatters its attempted murder,the police do not do there job and protect us from this rabble,we would have been in the cells in minutes all resources focused on it,it would have hit every front page in the country,but somehow the actions of these mindless thugs does not seem,that important, ps I hope the guy recovers well,
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