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Rock Guitarist, Brian May Hunting The Clean Boot.
cragman replied to Lutra Lutra's topic in Hunting With Hounds
I agree Neil. May is anti human being and is the biggest twat on the face of the earth. In my opinion, a day with hounds is a privilege and to those who truly have hounds well being at heart it will be an enjoyable, never to be forgotten experience -
Putanges - Any More For Any More?
cragman replied to Nicepix's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
Picking mine up tomorrow from Clive's brother in law? -
Got one at a keepers place. Free if you can get there. North west area, not far from Oldham. Not been used for a while but caught some stuff over the years. Home made
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Good bag there. Times change and we have to change with them
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Very near to home and to the heart?
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There located about 40 minutes away from me, I'm going to take a spin over and see what the gear is like during the week. I'll post up the outcome. Anyone else used it? I'll be interested in the outcome of your visit Voon
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Kes or whistle down the wind
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Badger. Foxes tend to live above ground, they won't use a hole day after day like badgers unless the weather is really hard. And when they do, it'll be the nearest hole they can find in their territory. The only time you'll find a fox using an earth regularly is when a vixen has cubbed in it and then not for long. As soon as the Cubs eyes are open and they are up and about, they'll be moved to another spot in cover with holes to use for bolting to. 20-30 holes in a row? Definitely a badger sett which a fox will use now and then. Probably over a hundred years in the making!
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Cudworths of Norden in Rochdale do good gear. I've a moleskin waistcoat from them and it's great quality. I was in there last week for a sweater. Have a look on their website.
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Best jacket I've got and ever had is an Aigle. I bought it at the Midland about ten years ago and it's still going strong. It's made with MTD material which is like cordura. Really hard wearing stuff and never lets a drop of rain in. I can't find the same coat for sale now, they must have stopped making them. On top of that I've been wearing an army issue coat I bought off flipper al who's on here. Had it on all weekend in atrocious weather and I was bone dry underneath. Definitely worth considering.
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Supply your own sample Gnash and tell the taxidermist how you would like it mounted. Or as has been said, buy off the shelf what has already been done.
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Nice to meet you PK. 'Twas a great weekend both on and off the fell. We got home not long ago and are looking forward to next years do' already. Great to see the young 'uns in attendance and the social side is thriving in them parts. ?
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Not for sale? That's a surprise ?
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Wrigleys or polo mints
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It has been illegal to take wild birds eggs since 1954 and illegal to possess eggs taken after that date under a 1981 act. It is illegal to sell any wild birds egg irrespective of its age. The law is very strict when it comes to collecting birds eggs and the onus falls on the person with any eggs to show eggs in their possession are legally held. So your mate should be looking to obtain collections prior to '54. Or look on eBay for replicas
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I've just renewed mine with the AA. Original quote was for renewal and was 205£ for me and my daughter. Checked on line, RAC for the same cover was 130£ and new customers with the AA 155£! Phoned them and got it for 150£, fixed for the next two years. Might have gone with the RAC but the two year fixed price swayed me. Been with them for years now. Check your insurance, some offer it with your policy.
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No mate, different case
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Last weeks news fella. The Mail must have wanted something to fill a gap in their paper. See Dymenteds post a page or two back
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The Railway Children. The last 5 minutes....? The Colour Purple is another ?
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Any woman or you fox finder? Some women would struggle just like some men would, but you would expect more men to cope better at the hunting bit.
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Lancs Firearms Department
cragman replied to Carl J Williamson's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
Got two temporary tickets through this morning until next Feb -
They all have blood on their hands?
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Passed through their place last year. Lovely folks. She's got s fair flock of her own ?
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Got one just like this. One bollock only ever dropped but only caused him trouble last year. Swelling in the groin, which was his other bollock so they removed that and his one good one. Not as hyper as he's getting on now, coming up to 13 but if I hadn't been careful with him, he'd of gone years ago. Too headstrong!
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Take her out with hunting, that might work. Take her to see hounds at a meet, introduce her to fellow hunters on a shoot day. Mine doesn't give a flying fcuk what I do, as long as I've enjoyed my day out. In fact, she comes lamping with me now and then.
