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devonlad

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  1. He's either a fraud or he knows his stuff, which one are you going to go for ?????????
  2. Another load of old b*ll*cks, But some feckers keep buying them..
  3. Got mine from a charity shop, bloody fantastic, couple of zip pockets inside which I keep a small torch knife and pliers. Not bad for 75p !
  4. I've got the Deerhunter Pacha Shadow Grass jacket and trousers, absolutely brilliant IMO. Nice and light, completely waterproof and windproof and really quiet. I would recommend it !
  5. Yep, you could say that.. many thousands, and that would be probably be a conservative guess !
  6. A guy down the road will come if your'e short on experts, he keeps telling everyone he is !!
  7. A friend is looking into the prospect getting a PT, However, he would like to have a closer look at the type before making any final decision, does anyone know of a breeder in the West Country ?
  8. OK boys I know of a famous chap in Cornwall.. who won't be able to help, but he has a nice selection DVD's for sale... I reckon it's him (Snareman) having a p*ss taking session.
  9. I'm speechless... did he have too many on Burn's night.. How naughty of you to take advantage of him Woodga !! and you even took the guy's armchair
  10. The action is not quite as fast as all brass IMO, but they are lighter and they do prolong the working life..
  11. I'm afraid I do not know of a supplier for this, P&G or Snareman will have a better idea on that..
  12. For my open area snares I use six strand, for my fence I use both 4 and 6 and a few other concoctions like a combination of brass wire and a material called kevlar, nice and light and hold their shape, I use these for fence line work.
  13. In truth snares can be set anywhere from 4 to 6.5 inches high and they will still catch rabbits, depending on location and ground cover conditions. As a general rule setting towards the higher end will produce most catches. It all comes down to experience at the end of the day. As with all trapping, you must experiment until you find the setting height that works for you. Rolfe. Whilst I agree in part with what you say Rolfe, at 4"you are going to get in the main more misses than hits, and those catches are by default rather than design, and often resulting in bad placement of the c
  14. :lazy: Has jackanory finished zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
  15. No you don't need one.. but 4" is not correct, unless of course you have a "pygmy" variety of rabbit, and the catches you've had are likely to be by default rather than effective setting depending on site conditions, which also affects the overall height setting. I expect you are obviously only trying to be helpful, but it is not good advice
  16. I know what Glenn would have to say to this... anyway, as mentioned previously refer to the pinned "professional" articles..
  17. Take alook at Glenn's articles pinned at the top of this section, all you need to know is right there... and what isn't there ain't worth knowing
  18. Hi Phil, Good to see you again.. Also those wires you sent me a year or so ago to try out, the ones partly made up with the material used in military bullet proof vests have lasted really well, they have had a bit of hammering to say the least, but still very serviceable. Gary
  19. Robbie, Mike works night's and the phone is turned off alot of the time, the best time would be over the weekend.
  20. Sorry Badoosh, Just used the last page.. running a bit short on loo paper !! and those sharp edges, oooouuchh
  21. If he bought himself an Airgun magazine, he could have all the latest ones.. in a nice glossy mag
  22. Can anyone let me know of anyone who makes and sells Rabbit Cage Traps ? or does anyone have a plan they could let me have so I could knock some up. Have checked out KG's and a few others, but they seem a little pricey ! or maybe I'm just fecking tight !
  23. Just before Christmas had 2 calls for same thing .Customers had gone to get decorations down from loft+ found dopey wasps.Both nests were 99.9% dead but a few wasps were creeping out of the pupation cells and half a dozen were droning about the rafters.They were so sleepy I just put on gloves + squashed the nests into sacks(one nest filled two bin bags so I was quite relieved it was past its "best by" date!).Late developers?,affects of central heating?,pupation process slowed but not totally prevented due to temperature levels in the loft?... Dunno. I've come across it occasionally so when
  24. Kay, Give your local recycling centre a call, I get mine from our local one for a few quid each..
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