devon flighter
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3 long nets for sale all unused just run out all with steel end pins 1 x 100 yd £75 posted 2 x 50 yd £40 each posted 100 yard long net 6z with 30 seasoned hazel 30" poles and steel end pins, poles need pointing and straightening 150 yard netting 50 yard long net 6z with 15 seasoned hazel 30" poles and steel end pins, poles need pointing and straightening 75 yard netting
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as above good working scope a few minor scuffs from putting in and out of the cabinet and a scope ring mark at rear as per pic,bomb proof scope, £95 inc signed for delivery original packing ,as pics -
another update on some of this years young ,first some fig pudding hennies i hatched for a mate and then some oxford x american (gypsy faced black stag and partridge hen sorry for the normal pic quality
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bit of an update on some of this years young ,first pics some fig pudding hennies hatched for a mate (late hatch ),and then some oxford crosses ,hopefully ive got a trio as i quite like the look of them and fancy trying to stablise them
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proper job bud ! looking good
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should have been ducks i think ! ill do my best !
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thanks ,they are claude ,seem to be racing along ,just as well really as it was a bit on the late side when set
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a couple more
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any use ? without traveling in use
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i just use a clulite laserlite and pack ,i have a blaserlite in the truck that fits but its only the standard battery pack so not ideal ! but most of the time i spot with a NV and take the shot with the lamp or a torch ,the pack wedges behind the rifle rest ,if thats any use ?all home brew ! ill go and take a pic ,i know what its like looking for ideas for a new toy ,not a road legal rifle carry though!
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cheers guys ,
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a couple more pics of the hennies hatched for a mate 2 weeks old now
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£12 light sussex hybrids in the north west ,had some for about 18 months , good sized eggs and plenty of them in their first year but the egg production dropped offf RAPIDLY this year !they had a dose of "thoracic elongatus " and all died on wednesday,apparently the l/s hybrids tend to get fat !
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that REALLY IS A CRACKER ! well done hope it does well for you !
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cracking looking birds mate, hennies have never really appealed, but i like them
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a couple more pics from today ,they have been out most of the day ,fingers crossed they turn out ok
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i had a spare broody so put 6 hennies eggs under her for a friend on here ,they hatched yesterday 100% hatch, hope they turn out what hes looking for ! all eating and drinking well so far
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ill do my best but you know how long these things take
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all the bantys are a good shape the other 2 stags i separated with the duck wing barring are equally as good and the younger one off the partridge hen and that brassy backed black stag, i recon l had a bit of luck with the original breeding stock though ! as much as i would like the praise myself !!!!!!!
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these are a couple of pics of this years chicks that cm has been asking for a look at ! , from an oxford stag (black) x yank hens (a partridge and a wheaten) the larger is 9 weeks and the 3 smaller are 7 weeks, long term ive got an idea of trying to get something like a pic greyface put up a while back of some gypsy faced red browns "we will have to see lol" http://i703.photobucket.com/albums/ww37/gjc_album/birds/birds/birds/P7140417_zps6fjc7pkw.jpg http://i703.photobucket.com/albums/ww37/gjc_album/birds/birds/birds/P7140419_zpshuvdxlgy.jpg
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greyface ,do you only put the straw in covered pens or do you use it outside as well ? i can see what you mean about keeping them occupied ! ive sand in the base of mine with coarse wood chip over for them to scratch in .
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go on you know you want to you will regret it if you dont
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put 6 under a broody for a mate, last here though ! hope they do ok for him,it would have been a waste of a broody not to use her, she is sitting like glue .a few of my own growing on ,its not been brilliant % wise but its my first year at it .
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barry 83 is 100% with his comments pay heed to ALL OF what he said and take your time "you will need to ! they have to want to do it themselves "but when they are right you will both work as one . ENJOY
