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Was out checking some rape stubble, see what pigeon activity was like, when I noticed a couple of runs through rabbit proof netting, snared them and popped back the next day, there all done ready for a curry tonight... :) Got some good lines to hit these coming months.

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Nice one Ian think you might have to give me a refresher on how you do that lol some hol's coming soon.

 

Nobby I'm away tuesday again, but we will get some outings this winter, was talking to chris the other day. hes back home, get something sorted with him and we'll have a look out with the dogs one night..... Give me a shout sometime, the seasons nearly upon us.. :boogie:

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nice one :thumbs: ,

 

damned feral cat keeps stealing mine,

caught the cat in the snare the yesterday, fecker getting it out as well

 

:laugh: Left some rabbits out of the freezer other night defrosting in the back garden... neighbours moggy had been in and stripped all the back and ribs... Grrrr :censored:

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Was out yesterday, stopped out for some lamping and checked the snares again when the light faded... Another two out of the runs, one foul caught, ample room left for feet clearance, sometimes the rabbits commit to these points and jump clear through without touching anything, hence waist caught, you could try and counteract this by raising even higher, with a loss of killing area, risking a rabbit slipping under or knocked snare... Peoples opinion would differ.

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Chalk, there used to their runs, they were there before I started doing anything about them, making more would not neccesarily gain me any benefit, although I know your point, I've seen them snared on trellis, footstyles, trees jumping up at height to access area's.. The wood is not fenced one side, if they were blocked in, they would simply, come round from a different more open angle... Foul catches are not nice with snares, traps, bad shooting, regardless of location its always going to happen, even with breakaways on open runs, nothings fallible...

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Chalk, there used to their runs, they were there before I started doing anything about them, making more would not neccesarily gain me any benefit, although I know your point, I've seen them snared on trellis, footstyles, trees jumping up at height to access area's.. The wood is not fenced one side, if they were blocked in, they would simply, come round from a different more open angle... Foul catches are not nice with snares, traps, bad shooting, regardless of location its always going to happen, even with breakaways on open runs, nothings fallible...

 

:whistling: It was only a suggestion,... :tongue2:

 

 

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Chalk, there used to their runs, they were there before I started doing anything about them, making more would not neccesarily gain me any benefit, although I know your point, I've seen them snared on trellis, footstyles, trees jumping up at height to access area's.. The wood is not fenced one side, if they were blocked in, they would simply, come round from a different more open angle... Foul catches are not nice with snares, traps, bad shooting, regardless of location its always going to happen, even with breakaways on open runs, nothings fallible...

 

:whistling: It was only a suggestion,... :tongue2:

 

 

And a wise one :thumbs:

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