Greyman
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That's presupposing there are lynx already living wild in the UK,anyone who brings 100% positive proof of a wild breeding population of lynx in the UK I will give them a thousand quid,thats breeding population,not an escapee. even the photo of the dead one on the floor just gets ignored or put down as escaped, yet no one ever tells me were it escaped from, Lynx are or were a native British cat anyway, and clear proof would be worth ten times what you are offering so not really a good deal just someone saying I ve got a few quid , ) south ham if the 6lynx are being sataliite tracked it would
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That's presupposing there are lynx already living wild in the UK,anyone who brings 100% positive proof of a wild breeding population of lynx in the UK I will give them a thousand quid,thats breeding population,not an escapee.even the photo of the dead one on the floor just gets ignored or put down as escaped, yet no one ever tells me were it escaped from, Lynx are or were a native British cat anyway, and clear proof would be worth ten times what you are offering so not really a good deal just someone saying I ve got a few quid , ) south ham if the 6lynx are being sataliite tracked it would be
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That's presupposing there are lynx already living wild in the UK,anyone who brings 100% positive proof of a wild breeding population of lynx in the UK I will give them a thousand quid,thats breeding population,not an escapee. even the photo of the dead one on the floor just gets ignored or put down as escaped, yet no one ever tells me were it escaped from, Lynx are or were a native British cat anyway, and clear proof would be worth ten times what you are offering so not really a good deal just someone saying I ve got a few quid , ) south ham if the 6lynx are being sataliite tracked it would
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6 lynx , 2 male and 6 female . Someone needs to brush up on their math Greyman what do you think would happen if the lynx paired up with a wild lynx? Surely they'd have to disclose that as proof my maths is about as good as my computer skills mate, a lack of schooling I,m afraid but on a brighter note I have got the laptop working so soon I might be able to get some photos up without taking pictures of my camera or laptop screen, 4 males anyway, I have emailed them an several occasions and asked them if they had a plan for such an occasion but as they are funded they won't even talk to me,
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Jaguars have been treed by hounds in Arizona,and theres a new trailcam clear as day pic that shows a male (yes its that clear) jaguar just came to light. and now they have an even bigger problem as they are coming in from Mexico and Donald is building a wall which is not technically a wall but more a fence with a shitload of razor wire on and around it, it's also taken 20 years to get that and 6 others which really shows how hard it is even when your being paid a wage in a country were they are native, I still have not checked my sd cards today after my extraordinary day but if there is any ju
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With all due respect have had a right good Google on this and though all sexual assaults are dispicable it appears that of 154 sexual attacks reported to police by taxi drivers in London 32 were carried out by uber drivers which makes it statistically a safer way of traveling than private hire, I don't live in London so this does,nt affect me as much as some but it also smells of a witch hunt against uber which seems to have been a theme since they started, I think the bigger problem is the total take over of the taxi industry by mostly Muslim men that have zero respect for white women who go
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Quick update on the Lynx project they have agreed an insurance scheme for farmers to cover any sheep lost for 5 years an application has gone into natural England to release 6 Eurasian Lynx into the kielder forest 2 males and 6 females all with satellite tracking collars on for a 5 year trial period, my money is on the Lynx disappearing when there collars fail or come off during the five years or if they stay attached and keep working at least one of the released animals pairing up with one that's not meant to be here
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just picked them up and went mate, but as I normally have one at the end of my walk anyway it would have been rude not to while I was there, I also consider it a little thank you to the landlord for letting me leave my tatty old truck in there carpark for hours and occasionally days while I,m out and about on my mooch,s in the surrounding area, and if that was,nt saintly enough of me I,m off down the road again in a minute to give a young lad a hot meal, I don't know his circumstances but he lives in a shitty little two man tent alongside a railway line near my house, we get quite a lot of for
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i,m a little shocked and surprised by this, when you say 9 sexual assaults reported a week by its drivers do you mean 9 drivers are assaulted every week or 9 drivers get reported for assault each week? I,m not trying to be pedantic but cannot believe that is happening and there is not a huge outcry or some kind of reporting of this ,my kids as mentioned also use uber so another cause for concern on my part. Do you have any kind of links to validate these stats or is this just Chinese whispers ? Again not trying to disagree but asking as a concerned dad
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that's just a hard life mate, I,m still a spring chicken under all the fat and wrinkles
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Spalted hazel copy, I personally like it better than the original but I love natty,s really in no rush to get rid as its a beauty so don't feel bad if it's not what your after and if you want to give it a few weeks to see if a metal one comes along its not going anywere cheers
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Set off this morning with the dogs intending to collect all my cameras up and give them a good service ready for there winter deployment, so park the truck near the little cider house I alway,s park at and set off up the huge hill to my first camera, alls good take it down put it in the Rucker and off to the next one, carry on up the hill and along the top of the ridge to the next one, after a few more miles start dropping back down towards the valley floor and get camera number two, once again all good so back along the side of the hill and over a footbridge crossing the motorway for my final
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Got to be honest all my kids love it, they can monitor it on the mobile no money changes hands, and they even come and take my daughter 400 yards up the road when I,ve had a few scoops to many to be driving, I expect Sadik can't will replace them with flying carpets or some other mates taxi outfit from Baghdad
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if it's for walking sticks mate the same rules apply I mostly use hazel for my forks as well, I have a few old woodsman books and all the hazel was cut round January for sticks,hurdles and forks for pinning thatch roofing down amongst it's other uses, early March is when the sap rises and the wood is no use, if your cutting hazel for sticks it normally takes another couple of years to straighten and season it, but if you can't wait people do sell bundles of seasoned sticks on eBay if you can bring yourself to pay a £5 for a stick another thing I find with hazel is its a bit of a pale boring wo
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100 meters of para cord in camo £7 from eBay cut to length and melt the end with a lighter, you,ll have laces that outlast your boots and enough left over to string a tarp up and make an overnight shelter, never leave home without it
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Welcome to Europe mate, and it will only stop when your country is poorer than the country,s they are flocking from sadly
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FairPlay mate that's one hell of an elk but this time of year is going from summer into winter this side of the pond were as I suspect it's getting warmer your side though I do agree as I love winter out with my dogs more than summer simply because all the solar powered idiots have gone away until spring and I have lots more space to roam
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In truth mate I don't really know, just finding a large feline footprint is normally enough for me and as you can see most of them get affected by time and weather, some I,ve seen seem a bit more rounded and some seem a bit more longer in the toe with more gap between them like the one in the picture
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Was the treeless picture before or after the cat one? I wondered about the tree aswell the treeless picture is from google so wil be several years old the pic with the cat is March, I think the tree may be a bit smaller because of the time difference but also suspect the rock is hiding it because of the different angle the picture is taken from
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if you are involved in all of these activity,s I,m sure you yourself will one day get to see one or at least meet people that have , I don't lamp myself anymore but I used to a lot in my twenty,s and though I never saw any myself enough of my mates did and when good reliable mates say they saw a big cat then that's what they saw, one of my friends had one of the best sightings I know of and he still could,nt accept there were big cats living wild in England, he even got a paw print after it had gone, I could never work out his logic but as you say everyone is entitled to an opinion
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Whoops, bad day at the office that
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Funny how colour changes perspective as I,m also seeing a collie, it will probably end up at the dogs home
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x2 for the sanding drum, small one, another tip is to cut your forks in January/ February as the wood is at its driest and does,nt split, once the sap rises in March the splitting starts
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Having your dog nicked by them and then asking them to give it back and getting it, doesn`t make them good people in my book. Thieving arsewipes t I once retrieved a dog from a site, it was,nt mine but for a friend, the dog a Black and Tan terrier had brown sticky tape all over its face were his mouth had been taped up and his tan patch,s had been coloured black with shoe polish, not the nicest really
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that bottom pics a leopard 100% I have to agree with you there mate it's hard for it to be anything else really apart from a really good photoshop, my first thought was that it was taken in Africa, but as the other picture was taken on the Yorkshire moors I have to accept there was a leopard on the Yorkshire moors until I see evidence to the contrary and the quest goes on