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  1. Greyman
    One day of sunshine
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    Am in the dry dock on the 25 th so should be good for a couple of nights
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    There still there mate will take two days to dry I’ve done them before on a really low heat in the oven but thought I’d take advantage of the weather
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    I did contact him through his website but he never got back to me can’t find a direct phone number for him otherwise I would just ring him guess he don’t want it bandied around because he would get a lot of shit from certain groups if you know it could you pm me the footprint. Pics have been checked out and confirmed as the real deal cheers
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    Painting the ceiling a downside of the woodburner discolours them quite quickly rather be outside playing with this thing my neighbour is into RC boats they are metal fast
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    Not really cooking but had a surplus of tomatoes so rather than waste them in this scorching weather thought I would sun dry them, all cut in half’s salted and sat on the gunnels for a few days
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    Come to a talk/ slide show mr minter has most of the best footage as he is the central person in the whole thing I will stick any dates up he’s been out of action for quite a while due to a death in his family
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    Nice wander round the village this morning before it gets to warm
  9. Greyman
    I just spotted that the lock on the fridge door has two positions one is shut and one leaves it slightly ajar so problem solved no driving around with the door swinging about and no mould
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    It does happen but in my neck of the woods it’s predominantly deer but last two sets of dna we have had were both from sheep kills and when I was in Cumbria I found lots of sign of sheep predation but they are hill sheep seldom dipped and left to wander I also think the cubs come in early spring when there is an abundance of young everything so not hard to sustain them and teach them to hunt without getting injured
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    That’s what I’m leaning towards
  12. Greyman
    Attention seeking twat don’t bother
  13. Greyman
    The environment is the key factor mate and I see the same geographical features in nearly every consistent area from Scotland to Cornwall also see consistent behaviours patterns like most animals they follow a food pattern the otters near me move in February march time when the pike move in to spawn after they have eaten that harvest they move on to the nesting waterbirds eggs and so on the cats appear to spend winter in the cover of woods and valleys taking deer and large prey but in spring move down into the crops taking smaller young naive stuff like young rabbits pheasant hares and even mi
  14. Greyman
    First mo ho query when not in use do you leave the fridge door open or closed ???
  15. Greyman
    In the over all scheme of things a couple of hundred is just a few when we consider 30,000 urban fox’s living in city’s against possibly a few hundred over the entire uk still very needle in a haystack
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    The big problem is most of you don’t no me from Adam so why should you believe me? I’m to simple to be a liar so if your willing to take my word for it I’m a bit further on than if it’s happening I have seen footage of mother and cubs and of mating so to me it’s no doubt what is going on and the rise in deer populations has massively helped
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    Mate having a laugh etc is one thing but when your ruining things for others f**k clean off very simple really he takes more from the forum than he adds total wanker that no one would bother with in real life
  18. Greyman
    Here’s my thoughts while we have a moment to talk the 80s was a prolific time for sightings because the animals were first generation releases now the few that remain have now got there own territory which they know like the back of there hand so we see them less as they have naturalised to there environment??
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    And that’s what makes it all a bit sad we can’t talk about it when your ruining threads and disrupting conversation get the c**t gone loads on here have had encounters but refuse to come on the thread because of pricks like him I’ve had loads of stuff from lads on here and most of them won’t even go on the cat threads and many have left the forum would also say that as much as I hate the c**t and would laugh if a train hit him I have never reported him once despite the dozens of pms I get from him accusing me of it anyways guess I will have to block him again when he next emerges
  20. Greyman
    Caught this on my walk this morning
  21. Greyman
    Breaded cod sweet potato chips and veg
  22. Greyman
    That’s why blocking the prick makes your whole experience better he’s a total non starter and not worth your efforts he will never deliver on anything he says and lies constantly to win an imaginary point
  23. Greyman
    I had to get the grandson home so left on Saturday tea time but the lads stayed for another night had a load more small carp and last knockings finished the trip with this 33 lb cat
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    Can find out for you
  25. Greyman
    Funny how every time this pops up the dicks have no comment but google image it reverse image it it is exactly what it is a large wild black leopard shot here almost 40 years after the dwa was enforced and I’ve asked numerous times were all these escapee black cats are coming from when there is only one known black leopard in the whole country, prove me wrong with some evidence but I won’t hold my breath
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