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    Try the teckel society, they have a redgister of all the stud dogs I had that problem
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    Simple, in deer stalking you might only get one shot then not go out for another few weeks, so its important you clean your gun before leaving it in cabinet so it makes sense to zero you guns with a clean cold barrel however,should you need to use say a few shots it still dont make a noticable difference,so you can clean once back at the bothy, as unless zeroing, you wouldnt carry cleaning kit while out stalking,
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    Yes he would be my ex father inlaw as well,
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    Allso from a point of veiw of checking the traps,the talpex/duffus or tunnel trap is alot quicker to check,I use these in gardens where they are shoved up the run out the way of kids,for that they are very handy
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    Deker is right,I set my gun up with a clean barrel, ie I take a cleaning kit with me fire a round let it cool, clean the barrel and go onto the next round,once its true i clean the gun and leave it,you know then every time you go out the first shot is true,which when you are deer stalking is what you want, and any second or third shot is not affected in any noticable way, then you always clean on return home,job done I do this with all my rifles and have never really had a problem, ,
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    Hi Darren what happened to your skins? I did a fox skin, it was winter coated and in good condition,I left it in around ten day's the recipie was to use allum and washing soda,I am not sure if I left it too long,but basically it fell to pieces the fur came out,the best one I did was with red diesel and baking soda a deer skin, I will probably return to that method this yr
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    Tottaly agree more should be of the same stamp
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    Listening to what you are saying,it is more you than the gun [sorry ]why do you need to have the rubber extender on the back of the scope????I personally I would take it off,until you get used to fireing it,buy some cheap factory ammo and set your target much closer,say 50 yds if its going to go wrong it will show at that range just as well,take your time and prepare your firing site,get comfy relaxe make sure the rest is spot on,or fill a small bag with saw dust,and make one there may be a bit of adjustment to be made,but if it has been set up before this wont be a major adjustment,concentrat
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    Before you go any further check everything is tight, ie scope, mounts, and bases,most of them rounds are up and to the right, thats if thats the way around the target was,are you left or right handed,? are you sure you were comfortable on your rest,you wernt feeling as thought you were reaching up with your back to keep the gun level,I dont know if its a wood stock or not but fold a peice of paper and slide it between the barrel and forstock,it should move unobstructed down to the breech almost,you say they are home loads did you set the bullet depth with a AOL gauge,have you tried factory amm
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    if there's one thing I admire in people it's honesty and moral courage, well done for writing thatwhat's your life partner called I am straight mate always have been,but I have no time for false people so when I meet. People who have the balls to say what they mean no matter who they are,I acknowledge that,
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    if there's one thing I admire in people it's honesty and moral courage, well done for writing that
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    Thats not far off me might just have a look at that,
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    Its a start non the less. Not so bad here darren, i have all my meadows trapped out and done till the first cut, what im on with is grazing land, which at the moment is very heavilly grazed, the sheep are starving so the grass hasnt a chance to get going. I did the silage fields first,but have taken on two more farms,only two week ago and the silage is well up I did however make it very clear to farmer that,I will have to comeback once its cut,I cant see the little buggers,I am doing ok though
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    We are haveing to slow down, the silage fields are well up now,need the first clip off to get at them,
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    What a superb phot well done
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    goin to the dogs it went to the dogs long time ago mateI know mate I just wish there was something that could be done,to get them to at least see sense,
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    What a top offer take him up on it, goodman country joe top bloke
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    There need's to be a proper investigation into these idiots,they actually think they are untouchable,
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    “To want to tackle everything rationally is irrational.”

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    yes and one eye ready closed to aim it, going by your avatar
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    Well trouble is I get embarrased,no not with the old man, its mainly when she stands up and claps
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    Tiercel, what a good write up,you make me want to try one myself if the rabbit population keeps climbing like it is at the moment I will,I use traditional and quicksets,but last season was crap so they didnt get out,how much are the short stop nets ????
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    I've never heard anyone with a massive knob say that! Long and thin goes further in, but short and fat tickles the t***, any way whats wrong with a short gun if it works
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    Its not what you have got but the skill in which you use it makes the difference
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    When they said shops are open,[ cruel horrible barbarian,] would have said you were shooting targets,whats cruel about that target shooting is a pastime of discipline,and patience,I would have then said where do you think shops get it from,you bigot then walked away,we are constantly being discriminated against by these people until all country oriented people,are gone
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