32 last month, 28 of which were in a 10 holer in a paddock which we netted around but only about 4 bolted the rest were dug and I also had a personal best of 8 out of a stop end.
Aye but looking at the way the twins are performing in that bikini you could get into the groove then splash out on her and give her a pearl necklace:whistling:
Feck all wrong wi that, a bird that ain't gonna give you shit for beer and takeaways can't be a bad thing.
I'd honour every bird on the pics put up so far with it , Fcuk em all coz you might miss a goodun is a good/true saying.
Yup coz if you'd read some of the stuff available on here you'd know why your wires were knocked or pulled tight without catching and would know what to do to stop it happening and improve your catch rate, read through the stickys by snareman
I'm on it too, feck knows why coz it just annoys me getting sheep thrown at you and all the other silly shite and all the c**ts I couldn't be arsed with and never spoke to at school sending me 'friend' requests???
If they are stripping all of them to the bone then i'd be tempted to put another in, you can't feed young animals too much imo and i'd also give whole carcase rather than just bits of chicken.
When I tried to get a litter off my bitch the dog (v experienced) couldn't get it in so after a few attempts my mate got his finger lubed up and had a feel and she was too tight. Two days later he flew in.
Cheers Duckwing. I'm gonna give them a try tomorrow i think, they might not go in on the ground i'm doing at the moment though thats why I thought about tent pegs as they might take a bit more tapping.
Cheers, Gnipper
I'm using wire fig 4 tealers at the mo and wooden pegs to hold em but has anyone ever tried a galvanised peg of some sort? I was thinking if it was 9 or 10 inch long with a loop twisted into the top for the twine it should hold with the rabbits pulling it sideways and not upwards???
Might not push into hard ground too well though nut then maybe a converted decent quality tent peg might work?
Cheers in advance, Gnipper