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Rabbit Purse Net And Long Nett Patterns


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Hi Iv been making my own purse nets for abit just for myself been doing them 8 on the ring then 8 again and increase 1 every row till 17 and decrease by 1 every row till the last two rows of 8 and ring all double knotted think there 3ft6ish what patterns do every body else use? Also how is a long net knitted ? I assumed first row same amount as all till you get the desired length? Thanks I advance :-D

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Thanks mate I wanted to look through the archives but can't get it to work on my phone, I really fancy making a long net don't like the look of the eBay ones

 

Providing it has enough slack you will find it hard to beat a 4z net for night time netting.

 

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I really like making my own purse nets, some of the warrens we do with the ferrets are really big think me and a mate have about 60 between us and there not enough some of the grounds hard work for the dogs that's why I'd like a long net to cover the bad side and leave the runnable bit for our purses and the dogs will only be used day time stuff

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I really like making my own purse nets, some of the warrens we do with the ferrets are really big think me and a mate have about 60 between us and there not enough some of the grounds hard work for the dogs that's why I'd like a long net to cover the bad side and leave the runnable bit for our purses and the dogs will only be used day time stuff

Hand made nets are good, but it is more the handling of the net that is better than machine made nets. Plus the pleasure of catching rabbits in a net you have made yourself.

 

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