Greyman
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thanks mate will check it out
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I could,nt get the link to work, but if anyone can add a link to Cornwall live Bodmin seems very active with seven sightings in a week
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that's why people are selling bundles of seasoned hazel sticks on eBay mate,people just buy them and start making from the off, if you cut half a dozen every January after two or three years you will have sticks ready every year,but if you want to start straight away you might have to buy your first bundle then cut some in January as well to get you started for next year, I think that while you are seasoning them you also straighten out any unwanted curves or bends good luck
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Nice little fella but you,ll be getting the air gunners excited with the title
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theres something in the back of my mind telling me ive got the paperwork for the fence here somwhere. i wrote both myself and the neighbour a copy of a brocken down bill and payment plan. ive just got to find it mate in three years of house ownership you have probably earned at least ten grand in equity alone is it worth all the hassle over a few hundred quids worth of fence, secondly if your neighbour owns the boundary it's more shit and if you own the boundary and sell the house with the fence it belongs to the new owners, ask yourself do you need extra shit at a stressful time (selling hous
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the two that Dave mentions are two of the best for a beginner though the new wasp catty,s are rapidly moving the goal posts, sadly finger and knuckle hits are a forgone conclusion if you have never fired one before, you can either wear a glove until your confident or get a starship/ forward fork style catty so your hand is well back out the way
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Sweet set up, I like the fork, let us know how you find it when it's rigged up
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If someone set it up I would have a go,but my gonads are only the size of dried peas they will still hurt the same when your wearing them on your chin mate big or small,
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Likewise
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one of my first thoughts as well mate, I think it's the pack mentality of wolves that's more likely to keep them pure bred than anything else as anything outside of the pack is food, interesting subject
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hound-killed-by-wolves.jpg i bet that the one that did this was'ntThat looks like a hybrid to me. It's tan and black suggesting GSD blood? its a hound dog mate a very cheap to feed hound dog
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Been reading up on this a little and I,m more confused than when I started, apparently certain wolves gray wolve for example are identical in there DNA make up with domestic dogs, and have cross bred since man first domesticated dogs, so the two main questions that spring to mind are how can you tell if they are pure or not if they carry the same DNA and what damage is it doing if they are genetically identical and have been doing it since the year dot, I know it's never a good idea to put human feelings on animals and I,m sure many would love the ideal of doing this but it is the equivalent o
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I bet them poodle owners are rubbing there hands with glee now they have another animal they can stick doodle or woodle in the title and charge a small fortune for, but on a more serious note if it's genetically possible for dogs to breed with Wolves why are,nt there hundreds of hybrids around, like the Scottish wild cat that is on the verge of being swollowed up by hybridisation so there would be a percentage of dog DNA in a lot of wolves as they have both been about for hundreds of years, wolves vary in colour from white to black so the picture shows very little to prove cross breeding, a li
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well I think if you want to go and live in another country you should try to join in with as much local activity as possible,
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Probably been seen in other places aswell and that's the picture from a cam that the websites used . Tbh I quite like the pictures. Just sets of eyes in the darkness gives them a mythical look I recon it,s a pack of bedlington whippets chasing a fox,
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And I get stick over my pictures, they can't really have identified them from that picture surely
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First clue shark bay? Enough said
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if you wrap a ball of small shot in toilet paper it holds together long enough to clear the forks that was our childhood method of dropping starlings on the wing I think you can get pouches with a small bucket shape in the middle now for firing multiple shots
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believe it or not but there was one seen by many people on the a38 near cheddar,quite a few years back there is a petrol station on the junction to the village of shipham and it was in the field opposite seen by all the people pulling into the garage made the news and papers at the time No pictures ? i don,t have any it was years ago when I only had a passing interest, just stored in the back of my mind
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not what your boyfriend said
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believe it or not but there was one seen by many people on the a38 near cheddar,quite a few years back there is a petrol station on the junction to the village of shipham and it was in the field opposite seen by all the people pulling into the garage made the news and papers at the time
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With no size comparison I,m suspecting a red herring and looking at the grass I,m going to say domestic cat
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can we see the back of the rear pad please
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. I make my own fatballs when I have the time but I don't put whole seeds,when the seed's a covered in fat it's hard for them to get a grip on them I blend up a mixture of seeds then add porridge and other bit's and pieces' then roll them unto big balls What binds it together P ? The lard pal. Gotcha ..I'll give that a go later .. I used to make them in coconut shells, drill a hole in the end thread some string through fill with lard and seed mix pop in the fridge then hang them up for the tits when there set
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Anyone else? As a nice little bonus to the bird feeding does anyone else shoot rats at night on there feeder, I,m on 3 my son is on 2 at the moment for this season though I,m expecting a fresh wave as the cold comes in, good bit of urban hunting
