cragman
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Posts posted by cragman
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Late sixties, we all nested, had catapults, built dens, ratted along the river, dug out wasp or bee nests for grubs to go fishing, out from first light ‘til dark. I could go on, there was never a better time to be a kid
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5 hours ago, StueyD said:
That's a decent number that, good effort chap.
Have you bought a pole or have you diy'd one.
Always wondered if you could get screw ends to put on pole from somewhere and make your own.
Lofting poles with a bit of DIY added. Also had a hook welded on the end to drag the dreys out
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Not been but it’s a place I’ll visit when I retire. I’ve a mate who farms on there and I keep getting invites. You must visit the Highland Park distillery
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Yep, went last august and took English dosh to change once over there. Better rate
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I have one. It has a screen in the back for viewing any footage. A lad I know has one that pings a text when it’s tripped. He’s turned up many times after getting a text to shoot a fox
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Bought a gen 1 recently. Setting up was a doddle, LRF is spot on and good distance was obtained with the on board IR, even on its lowest setting. Zeroing was simple, one shot, and an hour later I shot a fox with it on top of my 243
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1 hour ago, DIDO.1 said:
I'll be honest, when you described it as amazing I expected more
Close up it is. I think the artist used a fine single bristle on most of it
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I’ve an original watercolour of a cock fight somewhere by C R Stock after Alken. Close up the artwork is amazing
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I had a rat in a fenn the other week and minutes after resetting it, I had a weasel in it. I actually heard it go off
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If it’s the Arse-pb then no and I’m a big bird watching fella. I’m a member of BTO and prefer their way of doing things.
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I’m 65 and still working. Could have taken my pension but I enjoy my job. I’ve been asked when I’m due to retire in a years time to stay on. When I think about it, I’ll have worked 50 years. That’s long enough isn’t it? There’s a guy working with me who’s 70. I can still get about on a fell after hounds
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The over 65 club.
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I’m a fifties/sixties kid. I say it often, I’m glad I was born when I was and had the best childhood. You had to live it to know what I mean. I had two brothers (sadly no longer here) who were my mentors and showed me the way and parents who encouraged independence and a free spirit. I’m still knocking about the woods and moors, jumping fences, walking miles and climbing fells. I wouldn’t change a thing. I’m very lucky