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Did you get any abuse?
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tripe.
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Commercial machines go for over a £1000, £6/700 secondhand. I bid on a machine up to £1100 on ebay, it was a £2600 machine and it had a "buy it now" price of £1500. So glad I didn't win it, this little thing here perfect for what I'm doing at the mo. I reckon I've done over 300 packets now with no problems, bags are a little expensive on the home vac models and they are a bit slow.
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If its just for the family 3 will do. More room for them, cheaper to feed, more scraps to go round and easier to name
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001HBE5Y8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Got one of these before Christmas and it has done a fair bit of work so far. It was £44 at the time 2 year guarantee as well, so for me it's bargain.
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Socks will have it
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Generally I follow the dogs within reason, unless I know good spots or see something they don't. GPS is a good thing and it's good to let the dogs range, but you miss the action.
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Got a lad, well 34, that shoots here, he is involved with a vigil anti group. They have captured plenty of nonces. I have questioned him about it for many of the said reasons and they do lots and lots of research and are very careful for obvious reasons. The only thing I find weird is their obsession with it, but if it catches nonces I'm all for it. But I do think they need regulating or at least keeping an eye on.
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For forest/wood work, I like to bring my dogs on from an early age. Learning the pit falls of such work is vital for keeping your dog alive. Do a fair bit of hunting in the woods and surrounding land. I also hunt a good amount of orchards, they can be just as hazardous. Less Greyhound is better I think. Good cobby mutts with great feet and plenty brains.
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I bet the kids love coming around your house!
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Heard it before and no matter how you tell it, it is shite
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Caffeine, pound for pound more toxic than Heroin. Then there's sugar, well don't get me started....
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Are you gonna use the stand/uprights or are you mounting it straight in the tree?
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Jeff Burrell - disgusting (allegedly)
leegreen replied to northamptonman's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Back in the room! Welcome back mun. -
Jeff Burrell - disgusting (allegedly)
leegreen replied to northamptonman's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Allegedly. So did she get a pup? -
Pm a come.
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Golf courses, smooth well drained, usually firm, slippery, with bunkers and a few nicely placed trees about. Dangerous? Very.
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yeah but did you get any tripe?
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whys that then?
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Did you ever get any tripe etc?
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Dr Seuss did a good one.
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Can't be having my ears covered when out hunting. And yes good picks. The Black powder thing, although interesting, sounds like a proper ball ache. I'll stick with the rim fire .
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Standard carry is a sub 3" non locking folder, summit like a Swiss Army Knife. The Criminal Justice Act (1988) says that you may carry a knife with a blade length of 3.0" or less so long as it is capable of folding and does not lock - so no fixed blade knives as an EDC!! This is for your “Every Day Carry” (commonly referred to as an EDC) or Pocket/Pen knife. I think for hunting the possibilities are lots. If you wish or need to carry a larger knife then you really need to have “Reasonable Cause”. That means that you must be able to prove that you had a genuine reason for carry
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if you have rechargable 18650 batteries the choice is massive I use http://www.zebralight.com/e-Mk-II-L2-18650-XM-L2-Flashlight-Cool-White_p_123.html and one of these https://www.fenixlighting.com/product/tk35-fenix-flashlight/
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Welcome, Are you Gnasher reincarnated ?
