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Any one who recommends 6z in 4" mesh does not know what they are talking about. To be blunt they have not a clue. To be honest, any one who sells 6z in 4" is ripping the buyer off.

 

Nylon stretches, 4z stretches more than 6z . A 4" mesh is too small for a twine that does not stretch. 4z will stretch enough for a rabbit to get it's head through 6z will not that is why they bounce off the 6z.

 

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Any one who recommends 6z in 4" mesh does not know what they are talking about. To be blunt they have not a clue. To be honest, any one who sells 6z in 4" is ripping the buyer off.

 

Nylon stretches, 4z stretches more than 6z . A 4" mesh is too small for a twine that does not stretch. 4z will stretch enough for a rabbit to get it's head through 6z will not that is why they bounce off the 6z.

 

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Now there's a man who knows his nets, ;)

 

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much cheeper to make your own £235 for 100 system might be a reasonable price if your wipeing your arse on fivers but you will be able to buy the net alone for £50 delivered or less (4z) depending where your shoping and we all have a friend who can weld, that leaves poles and gromits to source and im sure if you go back through the longnet section they will be plenty info to help. i would be amazed if you cant save £100 at least..

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much cheeper to make your own £235 for 100 system might be a reasonable price if your wipeing your arse on fivers but you will be able to buy the net alone for £50 delivered or less (4z) depending where your shoping and we all have a friend who can weld, that leaves poles and gromits to source and im sure if you go back through the longnet section they will be plenty info to help. i would be amazed if you cant save £100 at least..

 

Not being funny Smithie but have you ever seen Masterhunters System? his basket system is completely different to anyone elses on the market once you've seen/tried his gear you'll realise he's obviously an experienced user that thinks about what is REALLY needed

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to be honest leeview i havent seen or used anything from masterhunters although i have seen quicksets are they really worth all that?

 

going to have a look on his site now..

 

well i do like the idea of stainless tiped poles, it makes sence. i tradnet and probably will always prefer to do it that way but i will still make my own it just seems mine would be cheeper and they would be better out there, 4z option would be nice though.

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Jbs nets or Brian brindel failing that give bridport nets a call you can make em easy enough with sheet netting which is cheap enough, only thing with that is you got to get the poles and basket 4 0z is great 6oz bit heavier when wet can't go wrong with either

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to be honest leeview i havent seen or used anything from masterhunters although i have seen quicksets are they really worth all that?

 

going to have a look on his site now..

 

I and other posters believe they are :thumbs: his poles are different :yes: and his baskets are too :yes:

Y.I.S Leeview

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much cheeper to make your own £235 for 100 system might be a reasonable price if your wipeing your arse on fivers but you will be able to buy the net alone for £50 delivered or less (4z) depending where your shoping and we all have a friend who can weld, that leaves poles and gromits to source and im sure if you go back through the longnet section they will be plenty info to help. i would be amazed if you cant save £100 at least..

 

Not being funny Smithie but have you ever seen Masterhunters System? his basket system is completely different to anyone elses on the market once you've seen/tried his gear you'll realise he's obviously an experienced user that thinks about what is REALLY needed

Y.I.S Leeview

 

i agree with you leeview, it is a nice design of basket, a really well thought out method. However have you seen the prices he charges??? £5 for a pole and £25 for a kilo of 2/3mm braided nylon, i know what else he thinks is really needed...........profit.

 

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