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    found the thread try this link! http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/60545-snaring-on-iron-slag/page__view__findpost__p__621854__hl__%2Biron+%2Bslag__fromsearch__1 regards P
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    found it but not sure how to get the link on try this! http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/60545-snaring-on-iron-slag/page__view__findpost__p__621854__hl__%2Biron+%2Bslag__fromsearch__1
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    similar thread going on in the ferreting section. i was taught by an old family member what he called brick/stone snaring. we used old bricks/stones to hold the snares in place rather than pegs when the ground was very hard or frozen. i am sure there was a thread on hear recently that had good pictures! alawys remember that old charlie can pull much more weight than a bunny! regards P
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    never tried this with nets but it works real well with the snares. i was taught it by my grans brother many years ago. he called it brick or stone snaring. it was used on very hard and frozen ground and rather than use a peg we just used bricks or heavy stones! the bricks with the holes in them are the easiest as you just tie on through the hole or otherwise secure the snare/net to a heavy stone. we have also used old lumps of steel/heavy branches etc anything that a bunny cant pull away! always remember (if snaring) foxy can pull a fair weight (much more than bunny)! there was
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    yeh SAK for me to! good value for ££. regards P
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    acme for me! there great but do take some practice...... then a bit of practice and once you think your good, practice some more. i got some lessons from a mate whos great with it. i have seen us shoot at crows dropping one or two then getting the others to turn back to us with the call to fell another couple (with shotguns). i am not that good with it but he has it mastered! regards P
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    i cover my trap tunnels with some old hay or straw, old duvets/blankets helps keep the frost of but if you have heaps of traps thats not to practicle. that said i missed the boat this year and they are now burried in about 2 foot of snow. regards P
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    And the highlands???
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    thanks very much for your replys guys very help full! 1st job will be to build living quarters. once i have done that i will be getting the rest of there esential kit (food bedding etc) after that i am going to try find some ferret owners in my area to help guide/teach me. then i am going to get my own! might be best to wait now untill after the winter and get next years lot??? what do yous think? regards peeps
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    great read and advice for young and old. new and expierianced! thanks SPA from me regards P
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    hi all, as the title goes. the other half has granted me permission to get my first ferrets! delighted i have been very interested in them from a very young age and the parents would never allow me to get them but the missus has now said yes get them if you want so at last i am going to be a ferret owner! ! so as a result i am now on the look out for all the required kit. i have nothing at the moment and am probably going to build a hutch for a few ferrets to begin with as my current garden is not the biggest/best for a full court! any one got any pics of there hutches i could g
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    hi there, i have lived in inverness all my days and have never heard of goat shooting up here. i will ask around some friends of the shooting/hunting sort. get back to you if i can find out anything! regards Peeps
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    pm sent
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    is anyone else having problems reading rossy08's posts??? i cant read them!!!! keep finding myself staring at the picture under his name (lol). have a similar issue with archiehood! regards P
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    hi yes they defo get wise. especially if you are regular. i try and vary the times i go sometimes in the morning sometimes in the evening or night as stated its the same as them getting lamp shy! there are defo not that daft. once they have seen there mates getting nailed at 6 to 8 am every second morning for example they just bale out as soon as the see someone around that time. i would go a few mornings, then rest, then afternoons, rest, another morning, then nights! keeps them on there toes! on a similar theme. one permission i have has a very popular foot path thats used al
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    hi all great write up and pics as always. love to read them. i was out at a permission this summer. had a similar shot where i could just see the ears of buggs from prone so was deciding whither to try kneeling standing or creep closer when i also got the "dinners ready in half hour" call from the dearly beloved. "bugger" i thought "that will have blown that one" but when i looked back at buggs the phone was just as good as a squeek. poor buggs had popped his little head up, with ears up, trying to work out what that stange noise was! it will never do that again! chuckled all the wa
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    SPA from me great shooting and great write up! regards P
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    sorry i am not very good on the internet. i can find the site but cant find a "register" bit. any help! regards P
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    link to foarteenacre http://www.fourteenacre.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ regards P
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    hi pm "woodga" or go to "FOURTEENACRE" these plenty links on here. they will help you out with top quality wires and they are helpfull guys! stay away from shop bought type and ebay. there no good. good luck and regards
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    feck him and feck YOU TUBE. put your vids up here!!!!! we love them and wont give out grief (well not much anyway) regards P
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    Hi i have a stated above got the LED lenser P7. it has the remote switch and gun mount kit! perfect for what i need it for! regards P
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    i think thats s_h_i_t crack. poor guy! P
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    her indoors is always saying my "hairs a mess" anyway so a bit of wind and rain isnt going change things much! also its not always possible to go out when the weathers good. sometimes i just have to go when i can whatever the weathers doing. if its real bad we try get some indoor rat or ferral shooting or lamp/shoot from a landy! i have had some great days when the weathers pish! GET HIM OUT THERE!!!! regards P
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    i got one of these about a month ago and cant fault it for air gunning! only used it three times so far but its good quality with good beam and battery life so far! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Led-Lenser-P7-Torch-Gun-Mount-Set-FREE-Engraving-/290465231033?pt=UK_SportsLeisure_Camping_LightsLanternsTorches&hash=item43a113b0b9 regards P
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