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  1. mole trapper
    Spot on as usual accuspel ! Hopefully it was not wasted by throwing in the hedge or ferret food after the photo.
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    Love all lapua ready rolled ammo, the .22 subs are very good. Think I bought the last brick from the sportsman at exeter
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    Moxy I like your style! He who dares freezes, got to be in it to win it and all that. Bloody mad down here one job done four more come in, not complaining, but I do wish the rain would stop. I have actually worn a good pair of water proofs out since Christmas.
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    As above! Individual copies or binder? Does not matter as I am not a collector I just want them to read. Cheers mt
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    Thanks for taking the time to reply Moxy! Thought it probably was but did not want to take a chance without asking. Cheers Jamie
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    Could anyone tell me if the small blue li po battery that people are using to power the nitesite units is ok to use on the pulsar digital NV? Cheers Jamie
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    Bought a tub to try, mixed results, one farm office the mice were very clued up but when I used the pearl they were done for. Domestic house should of been easy, they Would not touch it and it has pretty much carried on like this, sometimes they will take it others they don't want to know. What I do like though is if they do take it they are found inches from the box.
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    Matt,s spot on as usual! The problem is now, not only have you got the dole dossers out there under cutting prices the bloody poles are getting in on the act! Even farmers who want to always save a quid only try the cheap chancers the once, they won't be had twice. What Matt did not mention is the over heads the likes of me and him have we just could and would not go out and charge the stupidly low prices banded about on here, but then, we have both been in this game a long time now and built up good loyal client bases, which if your in it for the long haul is essential.
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    not only do you have a great camera, you also have one of those really cool metamorphic guns that changes from springer to pcp, how great is that?lol pups retreiving is coming along very well too.
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    Hiya mate. Presume your the chap from cheshire that I have already contacted on bbs? Cheers J
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    Thought my mate was pulling my pisser but he has been seeing them go for that on evil buy, so they would have to be treated to Some extent. Buggar, thought we were going back to the good old days for a bit there.
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    Last six days I have had five foxes from around my fowl pens, just told my mate and he said that's £250 in pelts! Surely the market has not started up again has it?
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    Think It's more a case of where you are geographically, we are seriously stacked out and cherry picking jobs, but I think the south west is generally a bit better off, in the main because of the retiree population and the wealthy second home owners making for a more bouyant economic climate.
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    S200 NOW SOLD, S410 still here price dropped to £440 delivered or £420 f2f, OR SWAP FOR Brinsea octagon advance ex 40 for the s410, these are about £399 so saving another £40 on an already cheap gun
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    Shameless Bump.
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    For sale, or swap, firstly a brand new .22 Air arms s410 not the karbine version, completley unmarked beech stock, second is an Air arms s200 again in .22 with an unmarked beech stock, again mint as it should be, this one has an adjustable rubber but pad and is single shot, the s410 comes with a ten shot mag. Both have Air arms mods. Would prefer face to face but will post via interparcel "around £20" S410 cost me £545 would accept £460 delivered or £430 f2f S200 cost me £360 would accept £310 delivered or £290 f2f Over 21yrs old sorry, could deliver/meet in Devon or Cornwall.
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    Funnily enough in all my years skulking around in the country side never seen anything like it until about 6 weeks ago i was watching one of the many rabbits in our back garden, at first i thought it was ill, stuck or retarded, then i realised it was picking up and dragging dried grass, it did this 30-40 yds back to the hedge, then on one of my contracts about three weeks ago saw a rabbit that appeared to be nodding, crept up a bit closer and looked through the sights again and it was actually trying to pick up a big mouth full of hay and kept dropping bits, it was really comical, watched it f
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    This is the way it is starting to go, the rabbit work is going bonkers! I am lucky to have a guy who can do two nights a week for me most weeks but could quite easily take him on full time just doing night work, trouble is he has a good day job.Where you have the amount of quality work coming in like this a good bloke is worth his weight in gold "almost", BUT! he has got to be 101% professional and safe as he has got to be more than a rabbit shooter, he is the face of your business, I am so lucky that my guy is 110%, any muppet can shoot a rabbit but not everyone can be a good ambassador for y
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    Hi ya D, get em on the bay mate, they are making really silly money on there! see yo soon.
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    Hi Folks, decided to sell my wagbi badge from when i first joined, absolutley perfect. £25 delivered to your door. Thanks for looking, MT.
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    TWOTWOTHREE, yet again a great post!, we are in the process of buying a 1.5 acre small holding down here, looks at the moment like everything we have done this year is going to have to be left behind "bugger", never mind hopefully next year we will make up for it. Atb, J.
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    Bloody awesome fella! is it a shared plot or is that all your garden? what fruit trees have you there? dead impressed. regards mt.
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    :laugh: you might want to get a receptionist to help out with the amount of calls your going to get advertising your wares on here. "I know sarcasm is the lowest form of whit"
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    Well actually i would not be quite so dissmisive as to say DO NOT use yell products, we have been using them for the last 12 years, I do not like them and tell them that each year, But i do still put some of the advertising budget there, different areas of the country get differing results, down here i would say i get a rough yearly return from the book in the region of 12k, not bad for one medium, yell advertising i am not convinced, it brings in a bit and pays for itself, but i just consider it a way of being noticed amongst the rest. Web presence is obviously the way forward, we do not con
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    I have only ever got one back nicely mushroomed like the first picky, that was on a very heavy fallow buck who was pumped up on love, shot at about 40yds and he did not have a clue i was there, he just sort of shuddered and started walking off, quickly reloaded but he stopped stood and then dropped. The shot was text book engine room with a 243, the lead was on the opposite side between the skin and flesh, after this i decided 243 was not for me on rutting fallow at close quaters, 6.5x55 after that, thump and they are on their side every time. Now just bought a 308, see how that does things w
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