Leon
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I know for a good litter in N. Wales if thats any good to you they are three weeks old at the minute. pm me if you want nymore info.
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Golf courses show lots of good dogs up. Crackin night fella's
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:thumbs-up: cheers MC
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I have had a copy of John B's trapping book and read it from cover to cover a good few times now and fancy trying my hand at building a few cage traps, anyone on here bother and if so where do you get your bits and pieces from and any techniques you would care to share with me would also be appreciated . Cheers Leon
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.223 for me cheap to reload devastaingly accurate with home loads loads of cheap secondhand guns around and does everything every other fox legal calibre will do.
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Thats easier said than done Ditchy, even pm'd the man himself.
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Cheers for the replies fellas
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Whats parrafin wax used for so I know where to find it? never heard of it before. Uses * Candle making * Coatings for waxed paper or cloth. * Food-grade paraffin wax o is used in some candies to make them look shiny. Although edible, it is nondigestible; it passes right through the body without being broken down. o Non-food grade paraffin wax can contain oils and other impurities which may be toxic or harmful. o Magic Shell o Coating for many kinds of hard cheese, like Edam cheese. o Sealing jars, cans, and bot
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Whats parrafin wax used for so I know where to find it? never heard of it before.
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This may sound daft but whats the logwood dye? and what type of wax do you use? Thanks Leon
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Be Fenn's mainly but got others in the pipe line.
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I have heard lots about degreasing, spraying and waxing traps got a reasonable idea of how to do it although never have but wouldn't mind being told how it's done properly. Any help really appreciated :thumbs-up: p.s also what colour paint do you find best? cheers Leon
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A day late but, hope it was a good un mate... :thumbs-up:
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Dog still for sale??
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RSPCA ch INSP , makes him sound so important.
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Good on ya LB, am on the look for one for the missus as a half pet half worker sort of job so maybe you could be the person to help me out???
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Nice lookin pup CBC is he local stuff? looks like Tarw's stuff
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Wanted lakeland dog for stud or sale
Leon replied to jakehalliday's topic in Optics and Night Vision
Jake, you found a dog yet mate?? if not drop me a pm mate. :thumbs-up: -
still trying to get that picture mate your a fair way 10hours travel Are you walkin there??? I know for three seven month old bitches that are looking for homes p.m me if your interested.
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leon if you dont mind me asking what problems did you encounter as fitness goes they will get five miles every day and in mid july i put tem on a walking m/c in the mornings and evening timei road run 3 miles and walk the last 2 None really just tried it and couldnt see any advantages from it.
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Nice looking pup
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I don't change my dogs diet at all tried it once never again,I just start fitness training late july it works for me.
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By wiring the relay switch to the main beam wire as I have said it will knock the spots of when the lights are dipped.
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Wire from main beam to switched feed on relay put your internal cab switch in this line if you want to be able use just your main beams without spots. Direct feed from battery No only one output from relay to spots then link these earth relay to body of vehicle and earth each spot to body aswell Side lights??? why would you need to wire your spots to this unless they have a dip setting? if they do just use another relay in the same way. Hope this helps
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I am with Baldie on this disconnect it, the only way to run four lights is with a four pin relay using that wire you gained your power from to switch the relay, which will have a direct feed from your battery to it and a supply for your spots and the fourth pin will be it's own earth, as Baldie says the packet it comes in will tell you which pin on the relay is the switch, supply, feed and earth. But disconnect what you have done now until you get a relay.