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    Dave. For what it's worth, look at my post in ferreting gear for sale and a host of boxes. The poachers is £35 and the treble which I think John is on about is £55. This includes courier delivery. Jok
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    Mick Dadd

    jok replied to wildman's topic in Ferrets & Ferreting

    No longer doing it. Contact Jim Chick 01980 610594. jimchick44@yahoo.co.uk. Quick efficient and the right money. Mention Jok.
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    Cracker.
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    FAO John Russell. Thank you pal. Jok.
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    Eh up Kieren. They ain't bad and I do take my time putting them together. The poachers is £35.00 and the treble Bowback is £55.00. I have both ready pal. Jok.
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    Nice ideas. As you say, beats the computer.
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    When you are finished reading it or more likely looking at the pics, pass it on to me. Promise I'll do the same. Lol. Jok.
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    3 nights waiting for the begger. He's waiting for my new flock to arrive the cunning git. Not showed his face at all and the neighbours have put a not happy with you shooting our lovely fox notice on my door. Fcking idiots. Wait till they want a bit of help.
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    Chid21'. You are a wankerLol. You think I was going to order a Fcking tester whilst . STOP. Can't even go past that thought. You are a wankerLol though for even thinking that thought. You do make me laugh however. I wish it had been you who held that Fcking wire and thought ' I wish I'd bought a tester'.
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    Flipping brilliant. Not many gardeners could show that quality of head.(sorry).
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    Hi there Cushty. Yes mate that carries a sting. My elbow is still giving me grief. However. Onward and upward. Jok
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    Well youv'e gone from 60 to 100 birds. Even that's a leap with (presumably) one pond. 4/5 guns all eager to fill the pot. I guess you will walk the birds off daily from now till September which means a lot of work. You will definitely see the change in the birds. They will come in in an abstract manner which makes the guns need to think a bit more. The shooting will again alter with the change in the weather. High winds and rain, low cloud, the birds change completely. Far more interesting than a drive.jok.
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    Common sense maybe. BUt a skateboard wheel???? Where did that little gem come from?
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    Get on to him son. That's why I put his number on here. Jok.
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    There is no joy in shooting huge amounts of immature birds. Mallard will just zero in on the home pond and you might as well club them to death. At the end of the day we are SPORTSMEN and WOMEN and should treat our quarry with the utmost respect. Your guests would appreciate seeing some really high duck and getting a few in the bag rather than a trailer full. In my opinion.
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    Well it's good news. All repairs undertaken. Very reasonable in my opinion. Have passed this fellas name to a few of my mates. Jim Chick. (01980 610594). Jimchick44@yahoo.co.uk. And the other good news is that I have some more boxes ready. I've expectations .just done a little treble Bowback (lightweight) for Zeus and a poachers for Harvey. If you are interested then pm me please. Good luck Jim. Hope you get loads of business. Oh And Flacko, yours is hanging up. ???.
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    I know pal. No worries on that score. Between us it'll all be sorted. See you soon pal. Jok.
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    I would say that trapperman would be your best shout. I'll have word with my brother though, still in Scotland, and see if we can find some. Jok.
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    More than likely. I was about 6 years old at the time on the farm but still remember catching a LOT of moles. 56 years ago I suppose is confusing
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    Not far from me I think. If any going begging then please PM. Reason being, I have a little Jill covered by Flacko's little hob and to be honest I don't know if she is having anything. Covering my bases a bit. Could do with a small hob at least. Jok.
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    One thing I've found, and it's becoming a real favourite, perpetual spinach. All the family really like it so I've 2 rows in. My beets are looking good and the first Sunday lunch with new pots,asparagus and cabbage was good. Jok.
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    Well to answer your question about having a drive. First time that may well happen and if the guns are on the ball then you will fill the bag. However, as the birds get aroused by gunfire you will find them circling high and for quite a few laps. To be fair, who wants to get shot? You no longer have a drive. You will have sporadic shooting at best and if I'm any judge, guns taking high shots. 100 birds will be decimated in no time. How many guns? ( Maybe.
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    When I say paddle it could indeed have been hazel. The middle hole had the piece of string or wire attached to the spring which was then trapped in the hole by the paddle. The other two wires went in a small grove inside the barrel.When Moley pushed the paddle to get passed the middle string was released and he snared with one the other wires.
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    Killer Disease

    jok posted a topic in General Talk

    Here we go again. VHD2 in this country. If this gets a hold we won't be needing ferrets and dogs.?
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    I guess the pond is not that big and therefore the number of guns is a deciding factor. Thing is with duck shooting, it's either early or late which means that the light is poor. What you don't want is each gun having a go at the same bird. The birds will always drop into the pond against the wind but normally will circle a few times to make sure they are safe to return to their roost. Another thing is night vision. You will hear all the talk of needing a bright moonlit night to shoot but in reality that is wrong. Cloud is definitely required to see incoming duck. As regards feeding, always fe
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