cragman
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I’ve studied cuckoos for years and I’m still at it. Often call the males in which come at first but after a few times don’t bother. I think they must be immature birds. Watched two on Sunday actually mating so I’ve a female laying in my patch. Last year lucky enough to watch one laying in a meadow pipits nest, which was a fantastic thing to watch. She was down on the heather for 2 hours, sat still, weighing everything up. Then she fluttered a few yards, dived into the grass, searched, found and layed. I could sit for hours watching them
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I was gifted 600 of these and just returned from zeroing. Very nice round, and quiet as well. Good grouping at 50 yds ? prior to these I’m using Remington
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I can’t match that but me and the wife went to see The Fureys on Thursday last week. A really good night was had ??
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“Che sera” old lass ??
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Good bit of trick camera work there. The container with maggots in was in two halfs and he picked up something that looked like real maggots ? and he didn’t eat a hamster ffs. But he was very funny, loved him.
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Build your own and on the large size as well. A lot of these ready -to-set traps are too small. You might get one every now and then in them but it’ll be hard work. I’ve got one on a farm, I had it made by a friend and it never fails.
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It’s not what badgers eat that’s the problem, it’s the number of badgers versus the number of hedgehogs, the number of leverets ground nesting birds, wild bee colonies etc. They just outnumber everything in the countryside but in cull areas there is a reverse in figures. Even the RSPB and others try and offer protection for other wildlife against badgers without culling them by building high fence lines around areas with ground nesting birds
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All he’s doing is helping those orphaned or injured hogs to survive, which is a good thing but then he’s releasing them to be eaten by old brock, so he’s not saving them. The badger cull us doing more for hogs, numbers are up where the cull had taken place ?
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Jackets, helmets or anything needed in an emergency. It’s just somewhere to stuff things if you’re short of room inside
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Red Grouse
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Brilliant boots, really suit me as I need comfy, supportive boots with my feet! Never had wet feet with these boots and I always treat them after use.
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Heard my first cuckoo on the Derbyshire moors today. Looking forward to studying them again this year ?
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I remember as a kid finding and then visiting a bullys nest regular and the female remained on the nest when I got close. She even let me stroke her while sat there. ?
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Good player, every team had a hard man in those day, rip tommy
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View Advert Ammo safe Comsafe 18lt ammo/personal belongings safe for sale. Electronic entry and keys for emergency opening. Measures approx 13.75” x 10” x 10.5”. Surplus to requirements as I have a built-in ammo safe in my cabinet. Can deliver or meet up within reasonable distance in N/West Advertiser cragman Date 12/04/19 Price £75.00 Category Miscellaneous
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Cuckoos are on their way. I sponsor a tracked Cuckoo and mine was crossing the Sahara this week ?
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View Advert TX200 mk3 I have a perfect TX200 mk3 .177 air rifle for sale. Immaculate condition, with lovely scale checkering. Everything is spot on, no pitting and the wood is nice on the eye. Comes with scope, bag and pellets £240. North west area, will meet up within reasonable distance. PM please Advertiser cragman Date 29/03/19 Price £240.00 Category Airguns
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View Advert Scarpa Boots Scarpa Ranger GTX boots for sale. Boxed, never been worn, size 43. £105 posted. PM please Advertiser cragman Date 28/03/19 Price £105.00 Category Clothing and Footwear
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Congratulations GM. Best thing to happen to me. I adore mine ?
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Obvious ask but have you tried the plumb centre? Show them what you’re after, you never know
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Just read this morning Fray Bentos are doing a veggie pie as well
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Who is he?
