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  1. Greyman
    most trail cams do either stills or video, the trigger speed is the time it takes an animal to walk passed the sensor and the camera starting to take pictures, the trigger time is quicker on still images than it is on video,s, the ir illuminater in your link is basically an ir torch and will be either on or off all the time I,m looking to get some movement triggered ir illuminators as I only go to my cameras once a month to keep my smell to a minimum, hope that helps cheers Was having this discussion with someone the other day do you think in over crowded place like the uk you need to worry ab
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    as a general rule of thumb if you want to buy a new narrowboat for the canals it works out at around £1500 £2500 per foot, the floating champaign palaces are worked out around £1000000 per meter with a massive amount of variation depending on finish and extra,s then a couple of million a year in fuel and crew,
  3. Greyman
    most trail cams do either stills or video, the trigger speed is the time it takes an animal to walk passed the sensor and the camera starting to take pictures, the trigger time is quicker on still images than it is on video,s, the ir illuminater in your link is basically an ir torch and will be either on or off all the time I,m looking to get some movement triggered ir illuminators as I only go to my cameras once a month to keep my smell to a minimum, hope that helps cheers
  4. Greyman
    yes but if you are over 12ft lb you would,nt need to fly over you could have just whacked him from your cot, another thing I,m finding a bit strange, you came on asked advice then started getting your knickers in a twist when people tried to give you that advice, I definately think you had something to do with jfk and your just trying to sort your weapon out ready for trumps visit next year, if he gets whacked with a bisley mag we will all know who done it
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    That looks really good mate I keep looking at them hanging grilles. Are they easy enough to use? yes seems pretty easy I set mine on an angle so you can cook slower on one side was also thinking of making a cover for it so you can use it as a smoker
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    You made pathetic accusations about big cat trophy hunters, I simply got to the point and included all people that hunt in Africa. There's that little dick comment again, lol lol. Where do you get this shit from? Have you ever spoken to a trophy hunter? You realise the majority of them don't do it just for the photo and skin right? Are lurcher lads that go about killing 15lb foxes with 60lb dogs insecure with little dicks too? Surely they must be to need to do such a thing just for fun? Especially the ones that want to go on safari dogging coyotes!http://www.wideopenspaces.com/hunting-icon-c
  7. Greyman
    look like scotch bonnet to me ?
  8. Greyman
    This one is under the camera height, they also seem much less aware of it than when at face height
  9. Greyman
    I was just about to set some trail cameras along the a38 to try and find out what had happened to you, welcome back
  10. Greyman
    I recon he,s a travelling BBQ salesman or something
  11. Greyman
    I just take a photo on my iPad and add it straight on to the thread like this
  12. Greyman
    You made pathetic accusations about big cat trophy hunters, I simply got to the point and included all people that hunt in Africa. There's that little dick comment again, lol lol. Where do you get this shit from? Have you ever spoken to a trophy hunter? You realise the majority of them don't do it just for the photo and skin right? Are lurcher lads that go about killing 15lb foxes with 60lb dogs insecure with little dicks too? Surely they must be to need to do such a thing just for fun? Especially the ones that want to go on safari dogging coyotes!http://www.wideopenspaces.com/hunting-icon-c
  13. Greyman
    There are a lot of differences I agree but none I see as significant in the reasoning. Both are done for the same reason, the hunter wants to hunt the critter/beast/quarry because it's enjoyable, it fore-fills the instincts given to them from several hundred thousand years of hunting prior to the agricultural revolution 12k years ago. There aren't many trophy hunters that only go out to bag the most impressive trophy as a sign of their superiority, that's a total fallacy. They hunt for exactly the same reason we all do, only they can dream bigger. Terriermen want to dog the hardest sub
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    Usually carried out by men with little dicks and big guns, removing alpha preditors is a recipe for disaster in any echo system as they maintain the health of most animals further down the chain by removing the old and stupid, unless they are a particular problem they should be left alone, food would be the only other reason to shoot things like bears in my humble opinion, but trophy hunting to me is pathetic and usually just highlights the insecurity,s of the twat sat over there slain beastie shouting please look at me ,
  15. Greyman
    I believe AT was pushed onto airgun manufacturers by the government as it was to easy for the idiots to just crank up the power and shoot at pets and anything else that moves from further away, on the down side when a decent law abiding person finds there gun point one of a pound over they are left with this silly situation, it's another poorly thought out knee jerk reaction by the powers that be, also truth be told the police can't even afford to test your rifle unless you first commit an offence, so just be good, be safe and you will never need to explain why your gun is slightly over,
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    most of those pictures were just sent to me mate, so are normally just taken by dog walkers or passers by,I don't do so much in the summer due to to many people, but when I move back into my main area in Autumn one of my first things are going to be baiting my cameras with a road kill deer also going to try some lures both visual and audible, the thing is I have always just accepted they were out there so never really bothered trying to prove it, but in the last year or so I,ve started looking for evidence and collecting data it's also the case that when you do come across something you don't
  17. Greyman
    Not sure mate but most of there previous comps are on YouTube, so worth an hour,s browsing
  18. Greyman
    Just use a bit less holdover
  19. Greyman
    if i cought someone in my shed without my permission , guaranteed they would have a really bad day when id finished with them dry humped ??
  20. Greyman
    Hope this works just found it on u tube for anyone interested
  21. Greyman
    i had a few as pets when I was a kid and yes pretty smart birds, had one that could pick me out in a crowd and would fly down and land on my arm much to people's amazement, I was probably around 12 at the time every spring we used to go out looking for fledglings that had fallen from trees, crows, rooks and jackdaws, magpies never done well in captivity for some reasons and usually died within a week
  22. Greyman
    he was just getting over it and you had to hit him with that what next a crow talking and crying just to make him feel even worse
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    Wet Weather

    Greyman replied to The one's topic in General Talk

    It's fecking tropical in Bristol, even my mankini is making me feel overdressed, my misses loves it but I can't wait for winter as there is feck all to do in this, it's 30 in the shade at my house as we speak
  24. Greyman
    ply cut out or natural, left or right handed, ttf or ott, more info the better mate and agree regarding John Webb seems three months is pretty normal wait for him plus hassle
  25. Greyman
    most of those pictures were just sent to me mate, so are normally just taken by dog walkers or passers by,I don't do so much in the summer due to to many people, but when I move back into my main area in Autumn one of my first things are going to be baiting my cameras with a road kill deer also going to try some lures both visual and audible, the thing is I have always just accepted they were out there so never really bothered trying to prove it, but in the last year or so I,ve started looking for evidence and collecting data it's also the case that when you do come across something you don't
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