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Everything posted by borntoshoot
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They are very docile (if thats the right word) on their own and even in twos or threes but a large ammount of them they are very aggressive to anything meat lol
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Wouldnt know about taste as like i said I have never tried one but they normally grow in fields that have been grazed short by cattle or sheep etc because long grass makes them rot undernieth when its damp.
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Yeah it basically is a round mushroom
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They are a kind of Edible fungus. never actually tried one because i always come across them too late when they have gone brown and sludgy but they are supposed to taste really good fried with onions.
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Pretty big. A local lake that i fished in with my grandad that was dug 25 years ago was stocked with big carp and a few 2LB catfish.Last year the biggest catfish caught was over 12LB so I would say they can grow pretty large in that time.
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Sounds like a good permission. good luck with it no disrespect meant to the residents but whats the point of having a written sign??
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funny ferret video
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your right mate,i got a call last week to catch one that was in a school every day at playtimes.got there early no fox to be seen,bell rang and there was basil standing bold as brass waiting on the kids he had been following the kids around and when he was getting too close the children were dropping their food and running inside.UNBELEIVABLE. i suppose it was only a matter of time really.any one else seen them carry out acts of defiance I saw one doing laps of my school field one day last hunting season when the hunt came through. a few hounds came through the fence followed by t
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PM sent mate.
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Would be interested in the middle gun in the pic as that is the same model as the very very first airrifle i ever fired at an old mate of mine's house.
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Would you consider selling any of them? im looking for a little project rifle to clean up and use for ferals and ratting.
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thats the one mate.
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Yeah thats the one. I got one of them set on the lawn right now. caught a blackbird in it yesterday.
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Cheers mate. its a bit worse for ware at the moment but i will get it and have a look, see if i can sort it out because my MK4 got nicked not too long ago, cheeky f**k cut the chain, nicked the trap and had the cheek to put the tunnel back over where it was.
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So its still legal in a tunnel then?
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Is it the one with the 2 sticks with the notches??? i have one of them set aswell.
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one of these
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hi all, mainly talking to OTC for this one because i assume he will know. I found a trap in my great uncles barn that he said i can have. its kinda like a fenn but had rounded jaws so i assume it catches by the head or upper body, he said its for rabbits and squirrels but he doesnt know what its called. he always used it in a tunnel but it hasnt been used for about 30 years or more. will try to find a pic. cheers. jake
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I have been banned from using anything that fires a projectile in the garden (apart from humane dispatch from point blank and shooting foam darts at my sister with pump rocket) since a marble fired from a catty bounced off the shed roof and hit nextdoors greenhouse
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You wouldnt be sure of a clean kill with a shotgun with a deer that big and for that reason its illegal. Only muntjac can be taken with a shotgun legally.
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hi all. where i live the pigeons are getting really cheeky (coming and landing on the shed roof when we are outside etc) EATING OUR VEG PATCH BARE AND SHITTING EVERYWHERE but due to having houses on all sides (end of terrace house with house backing onto our garden) so shooting is unsafe. I have some rabbit cage traps and was wondering if its legal to set one on the shed roof baited with bread inside and just outside for the pigeons??? any advise would be great because i dont want to break any laws
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Day old pheasants
borntoshoot replied to borntoshoot's topic in Gamekeeping, Conservation & Shoot Management
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Hi all. I am going to rear some pheasants in my garden this year and was wondering how chicks are to be kept warm on journey from gamefarm to my house because they will have to be away from the brooder lamp for around three quatres of an hour??? I have all equipment needed (shed, brooder lamps, feeders, drinkers etc just need chicks and pecking bits. If anyone can give me a solution to this problem i would be greatful and if im just being over cautious and they will be okay for the journey please let me know. thanks. Jake