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ZacB

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  1. Think you’ll see an increase on that price……..our lambs were averaging £135 a pice at markets last Spring, stick a £50 kill & cut charge on & you’re at £185 per lamb. Think you’re right on that & it’s now hit the bottom. Now they’re looking to increase margins through screwing customers as opposed to screwing suppliers (cause they’ve screwed them all they can). People need to start looking elsewhere as opposed to automatically pulling into the Tesco/Sainsbury’s/Asda/ Morrisons car park
  2. They tried to digitalise the NHS & look how many millions went into that failed exercise - now they want to issue ID cards to every man & his dog, what a complete waste of time and money. Pillocks ought to get on with managing the issues we currently face not thinking of more hare brained schemes to cause more.
  3. Had no issues with the original 42’s but would recommend no bulk purchase of the new style stuff until you try a box.
  4. Had some boxes of the 42 grain “USA” production subbies and took then back. Issues with them not all being subsonic and hence not grouping - no real surprise there. A shame as I’ve been more than happy with both the 40’s & 42’s for many a year which from memory were produced in Australia? The US stuff was in different packaging, loose in a smaller box sort of top n tailed as opposed to all sitting in a little tray.
  5. The little boxes with loose rounds in & I do not get on………….if anyone does like em drop me a PM - 1/2 price 22 Winchester Subs are available to purchase?
  6. I’m well pleased badgers have moved into cities, hope they breed like rats………………townie wokey tree huggers may then start to appreciate the damage they do in the countryside and start to understand the need for controlling numbers.
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    Fuel prices

    Thought about the no more red scenario only yesterday. All those affected are really seeing a difference. 12 months ago red at 50p/Ltr now using white at nigh on £2/Ltr. Those prices will no doubt be passed on or at least some of it for all sectors affected, rising inflation hasn’t stopped yet with things like that still to work through the system.
  8. Pigs are soooooo much easier than sheep for a small holder / hobbyist - that said sheep are very rewarding and tasty. There is a fair amount of work involved with sheep & as already said the grass will no doubt run out and then you’ve got to move or feed. A good way to start/try is to find someone who’s got a few and offer your land for grazing then watch & see how things go.
  9. That went well…………… better luck today
  10. Great air rifle, have one in 177 used for rats in the main. Very quiet, hope you enjoy?
  11. He was voted in, he got Brexit done, he steered through the latest shite fest as well if not better than anyone else could of. Yes the olde boy did do wrong but as usual trial by media is in full swing while I’m gonna say the mass majority are keeping stum & the loud minority are shouting from the roof tops. You know things must be amiss when that conniving tw*t Cummings is being sort after for quotes - that said he was on BJ’s Brexit team? Just god forbid should ‘I could do better’ Sir Keir come our way - now there is a chocolate teapot
  12. A suggestion, others may correct but how about a rabbit trap in cases of despair. If laid up and past bedtime leave a trap out with a rabbit carcass in and return the following day?
  13. Go to the BBKA website swarm collection page, punch in your postcode and contact a local beekeeper to collect - hopefully the link will work. Swarm removal | British Beekeepers Association WWW.BBKA.ORG.UK Beekeepers are often approached about winged, flying creatures, especially in the spring and summer period, when they are their most active simply working and are... It may bugger off or not. If not they’ll get pissed & be a pain in the arse (quite possibly literally depending on what you get up to in the garden?), or bugger off som
  14. Good size swarm that one, on a wall as well, nice & easy...................why are mine always in brambles or hawthorn?
  15. Excellent write up & love the pic’s - esp the last one. Glad the work crew had some fun?
  16. That may be do but I think he’s handled Brexit & the Covid shitestorm pretty well. Certainly better than “I could do better than that” slimey Starmer &.............well who else is there? Don’t even know who heads the Lib Dem’s these days and as for the Greens ? Always a case of who's the best of a bad lot.............definitely don’t like Mrs Boris though
  17. Ha ha.........well what can I say other than well done Rachael ?
  18. Just a warning, don’t bother to back Sub Lieutenant or Minella Times, they’re bolaxed before the line up cause I’ve just placed a little each way bet on them............. Trying a bit of reverse psychology in desperation ? Oh and don’t bother telling me ‘I’d not back those donkeys anyway’..........?
  19. Sounds like a crock of shite to me...................... Mind you easier than donating a kidney.
  20. I have no idea but it did make me chuckle?
  21. Only use mine for spotting but find the onboard ir is good enough for me. In the main rabbits etc, have watched a fox at 230yrds/meters wandering down a hedge line clear as a bell. Can see rabbits hopping around 180-200 - further than I’m shooting. They (as I imagine all night visions/thermals) do take a bit of playing with, have a mess with the ir focus thingy, pulling back opens the beam, pulling out narrows the beam. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed
  22. Don’t want to be the spoiler but I think ya buggered - all stop until December earliest?
  23. Common sense to me says no to masks - mixed messages about this tactic. “more to protect others than you.........”, pretty much everyone I see is pulling theirs up/down/left/right & it’s harbouring bugs which then pass onto hands. Commen sense says if you ain’t right f’ing stay at home, sneeze into you arms, wash hands etc etc
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