moxy
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What do you class as a nice headshot? Exactly where are you getting them? Sounds like your just missing the target a little, although you are getting them in the head.
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A couple more pics may be of help
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Well you know what to do this year then dont you. Out of interest how long have your friends lived near appelby??
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Jack im not happy I said that photo of me was for your eyes only
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Very impressive
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You are right buster, There seem to be a vast influx of fly by sellers. Nothing interesting to post or contribute just sell. The hunting life freeads
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Hard graft, long hours, shite pay!! Other than that its a good job!! Different challenge everyday. It all depends on what you want to do. Climb or keep your feet firmly on the ground. You will need to do your basic chainsaw qualifications. Then go on to do further units ie climbing and aerial rescue, chainsaw up a tree etc etc. Google local courses close to you. NPTC Chainsaw related opperations An idea would be to try get a job with a local firm to test it out first, Its not a cheap career to pay for yourself, especially if you dont like it. Hope this helps and good lu
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nope and not saying To be clear, it is illegal to gas any suspected fox or badger set in the uk
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Why would you be gassing them?? theyre on commercial shoots.these lot had a selection of pheasant,partridge,duck,goose feathers aswell as some lamb.did manage to get the dog and vixen before we went for the litter. Aluminium phosphide then??
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Tidy job there matey, something i need to crack on and do
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Why would you be gassing them??
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You should find the info you need on bsa's website, if not contact them and thay will send you a diagram or try this http://www.airgunsofarizona.com/Manual%20-...%20Superten.pdf
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hoblets TO ORDER (vasectomized not castrated) £200 chipped and registered with some form of proof from the vets that they have been vasectomized these will not be ready until last week of sept or first week oct 2009 they can be reserved but a deposit of £100 will be expected! WTF??? -
A little more information may go along way!! Calibre, stock, scope, posted, collected, swap for what?????
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That will be me I have often been refered to as a ginger bush creeper amongst other things. Never been collared for it though
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Do they really give away step ladders at bingo!!, no way, i dont belive you. If they do, thats me down to the local hall tommorow night, bring it on!! One and seven, seventeen.....eight and nine, eightynine.... lucky on its own number seven...BINGO!!! Oh im there now
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Duffus type trap anyday and of course of quality build, as said many times on this forum by many members " why put a trap in the ground that will only catch one?" However the quality of the trap is reflected in the price, but needless to say i have trapped with both good quality and the lesser. You just get more life from a good quality trap. Like a duracell bunny. I have had some success from both scissor and talpex but find that duffus types are the better, horses for courses i suppose. Dont be fooled though by what is sold as a quality trap, i have come across good,well built ba
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do you go to bingo I cant answer that truthfuly kay, come on, i have a reputation to uphold you know
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I wonder how many he photographed before he realised that he was on with compiling the alphabet and that was going to be his mission. Which letter was the last? I bet that was the hardest to find and wait for,like a winning lottery number, 4,4,come on 4, no its a 5 oh bugger
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That is very impressive and it must have taken a fair number of butterflys to compile that. Where did you find that
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looks like i got ripped off then owell lol The most important thing is, you will know better and be wiser next time
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Dont hold back, you tell him how it is pal
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You will need to work out a rate that suits you, so you make a touch and pay for your outlay, Insurance,PPE, Application eqpt and not to mention recouping the money you paid for your training. The amount of flasks you require for the job around £20 + Vat each, its not worth making a mark up on the price per flask with most farmers, they are not stupid and can buy it as readilly as you (without a ticket), but i would charge for your time and fuel collecting it. An hourly rate that suits you and takes in the above, so your not doing yourself out of pocket. Happy days.
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Whos bred the mink into them?? Are they genuine polecats that your selling??