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  1. cheers for the invite steve, good company as always, good to have joeD out again & meet up with jack ! shame the weather wasnt letting up, but still walked away with 4 & a good number taken under... rich
  2. we had the same problem at the weekend, we ended up digging down to sixteen of the twenty !
  3. richie

    cctv

    try this company, i used them regulary when i was a cctv engineer... when it comes to this type of equiptment, you definately get what you pay for. for example, the camera on the link below will be perfect for night use, colour during the day, then it will automatically switch over to monochrome "b/w" with the ability to see at night in total darkness. http://www.y3k.com/product.php?xProd=15&am...9415e79b7c2db0f when you say a two way system, do you mean you also want to talk back through it ? you can get cheap camera with a one way audio which will just plug straight
  4. is that at me ? you trying to get my back up ! Not at all, just got your reply mixed up with Sterry's about never having had to dig, sorry mate. sorry for biting ! no prob..
  5. great pictures, how did you change the colour on the fifth one down ?
  6. is that at me ? you trying to get my back up !
  7. no way , not that sort of money ! mind you, its in $ not £..
  8. adobe photoshop cs4, £543.81 so this add says.. http://www.ecostsoftware.com/adobe/adobe-p...p-cs4-win_p4136 http://www.cancomuk.com/Brands/Adobe/Adobe-Photoshop im just after a basic photoshop software, im interested in the software that allows you to put colour in black & white photos..
  9. is this the latest version of photoshop ? thanks. http://www.warehouse888.com/adobe/photoshop_7.htm
  10. ive tried this method, but i make a squelching noise before i feed them, & mine also associate the noise with feeding.. all i have to do is open the garden door, doesnt matter what time, & make the noise & all 8 of them will come charging out of their sleeping quarters & jump against the hutch doors & stay there untill fed.. i must admit though, this method only seemed to work once for me whilst out hunting "or could of been a coincidence" i located two of my workers 2.5 ft down at the base of a tree / hedge, i got 1 foot down & it was impossible to go further a
  11. cheers kay.... but to be honest, i took a lot more pictures, but the majority of them didnt come out as i wanted, still getting use to all the different settings on the camera...
  12. had a great day out today with some good company as usual, cheers for the invite pat, & also good to see jack again... heres some pictures from today.... just goes to show how much of a neccesity a locator is as it accounted for 16 rabbits been dug to...
  13. i had the exact same problem a few weeks ago & have had it in the past.. as said, find the middle setting of the turrets, then try & find your zero, when you find it & you either notice that you cant get on target or that its on target with only a few clicks left, then go down the route of using shims, but personally i would use thin card.. for example, if your shots are hitting 3" high from where your cross hairs sit, you would need to put a shim on the front mount where the scope sits.. .. let us know how you get on..
  14. its good what youve done, & i hope it works for you ! personally i think youll find it hard competing with all the other well established sites around...but good luck anyway.. i also reckon you want to do a spell check on the txt on your site . .
  15. cheers for the replies lads.... ill be picking up a cz 17hmr next week & ive heard these will suit the calibre well, your thoughts from experience please ? rich
  16. what are these worth 2nd hand ? cheers..
  17. i also passed my RSPH, & the way youre describing how the exam is sat is far from how it was... there was 25 people on the course, & on the day of the exam we were joined with another 10 or so students who failed certaind modules first time round.. we werent given any help atall...
  18. Thanks for the advice richie and kay. I see your points richie. The reason for me doing it now is that appart from money I dont really have much to lose. I dont have any comitments like kids, wife or mortgage etc so I am in a position that I can afford to risk it. My parents are willing to support me through it with a roof over my head. The way I see it is if I dont try it now then I never will. Again thanks alot. HJ well, if you have no major financial commitments, then go for it, but i still wouldnt give up your current job.. maybe do that part time, & the re
  19. my one piece of advice would to stay in your current employment untill you can go at it alone & survive on your new income... especially at this time with all the "credit crunch" scare tactics, you want to be carefull to give up a fulltime job that brings in a steady income.. also the way i see things is that the profession that you are going to be doing isnt a major neccessity for a customer to call your services, if they dont have the money, they wont call you.. now if you are a plumber or a locksmith, which i use to do for 7 years, people will call you because they have to.
  20. are you employed at the moment ? if so, what in ?
  21. thomas jacks are supposedly distributing a new digital nv monucular... has anyone tried this unit yet ? 5x42 HORNET
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