Tom Crichton
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Did you get them from Bushwear?
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Woodga sells fox snares and Glenn Waters done a fox snaring dvd. You will have to ask the right people though to find it
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Plenty reels of cable there woodga
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How you getting on with the moles rabbitmad?
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Spot the difference?
Flatpack on the left, bethel rhodes on the right
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no problem, dont rush when setting them. You might get them filled with soil but think about why and reset,once you get used to it,it will be like riding a bike
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Flatpack half-barrel traps,very good traps imo, a few others would probably tell you the same.https://www.theflatpack.co.uk/merchantmanager/product_info.php?cPath=3&products_id=9
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Cheers for all the replys,what about this 1 looks better. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hand-Made-Wooden-Trout-Priest/dp/B00GEZ7WVU/ref=sr_1_5?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1390243323&sr=1-5&keywords=wooden+priest
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hello,I am looking for a priest for despatching wounded game birds on a shoot day and was wondering if this 1 would be ok .http://www.amazon.co.uk/MDI-Quality-Wooden-Priest-lanyard/dp/B007U5PBES/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=3A3UYND56JMNP&coliid=I3TB3XUFZNU1I9. I know its abit late in the season to be getting 1 but its there for next year.Thanks
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I bought some a few years ago, they worked but I wasnt impressed with the decoy mount and in strong wind they tend to flop the decoy over.
I did make some from band strapping from a skip and used sticky backed velcro to mount to the decoys if you fancy making and trying a cheaper option
I now stick to JP style spring pegs mixed with a few decoy dippas for movement when the winds not on.
Cheers,I had read reviews that said that they fell of in high winds but i didnt know if they had changed the type of metal in anyway to improve them.
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Hi,how do people rate the eezzy wobblers for shell decoys? also where would you reccomend buying them from? Thanks
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what lamp is it mate?
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Good stuff Tom!
I'm also looking forward to this spring and getting the traps out. Build some new permanent tunnels and get a few set on logs over ditches and ponds....
Keeps me ticking over durring that depressing time just after the season has finished.
I am hopeing to get some permanent tunnels made this Christmas for stoats and weasels. I might use a mk6 in the permanent tunnels
6s are ok but hard to make a nice perminant tunnel for and i dont think they catch stoats and weasles as well as 4s, but were you are you will pick up a few rabbits (from memory
) get some old clay drainage pipes they make nice invisble tunnels dug in right, you will have a lot of eyes on your groundI just want to use mk6 because i havent used them
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might be worth trimming up the raggy end tom, ruined many a good coat on stuff like that
Will do moley,caught my jacket on it when i was making them
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Good stuff Tom!
I'm also looking forward to this spring and getting the traps out. Build some new permanent tunnels and get a few set on logs over ditches and ponds....
Keeps me ticking over durring that depressing time just after the season has finished.
I am hopeing to get some permanent tunnels made this Christmas for stoats and weasels. I might use a mk6 in the permanent tunnels
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the second picture,Wow that took some time to get the pictures up -
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wont work,says the file is to big to upload and i am only trying to put 1 picture up
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This is just 1 of the tunnels i made,I made 2 others that are the same design.John B helped me by telling me how long i needed to cut the mesh so thanks to him. Sorry,the pics arnt of the best quality
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No bother mate
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The Ole Hedgecreeper done a review on all of them,I think it was on the countrymans diarys. http://www.countrymans-diary.co.uk/index.php/air-rifle-from-field-to-plate/knowledge-of-hunting. There you go mate
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This was on another site wasnt it?
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Yes they are alright.Like i say it depends what you want them for.if you want them for going out normally when its tipping it down you would be better of with flexothane leggings rather then the the chaps.flexothane have good jackets to but you will want a fleece on underneath because they are not fleece lined.Imo get the flexothane leggings and a ridgline jacket better than the flexothane jackets
Fox Snares Anyone Selling
in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
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I think these might be the snares Mr Teapot. http://www.bushwear.co.uk/product/new-ghost-fox-snare-and-tealer