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I take it the two bits of wire sticking upwards, pull out when the anchor is set. If so what stops them doing a 180, and will they hold in soft soil do you think? Thanks for you time pal.
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I am sure it has!!
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Good bit of advertising that jamie :laugh: The daft thing is.....look at all the people on here that will swear by the mark 1. Some daft bugger will pay for it!
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Hey James, welcome to the forum. Dont give up fishing for shooting, do both like many of us do
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Cheers logun, is that a piece of rebar you are using? I could make those out of the same guage wire I make the swivels from?? If I was clever enough I would make the other ones I stuck up in the photo, its only mild steel tubing and a hex nut welded on!!
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Hey mate, that is a bottle test, was that you Happy hunting feller
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PMSL :laugh:
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Thanks Rex26, is there any chance you can find out who is selling them? Thank you.
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Although I have made some in the past out of washers, to good effect, does anybody know of anywhere selling this style of ground anchor? It was the type sold by Protrapper . They just hold a little better in soft peat than the washer type, and I still have the setting bar. Thanks
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Have we got to guess what it was!!?
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Sea beans, thats probably them, from the pictures I have seen of them
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Love it when we go up the west coast of scotland, but never find much except, buoys and lobster pots that have broken loose in the storms. There are meant to be some seeds that are the size of pebbles that get washed up quite a bit, and originate from the carribean, cant remember what they are called now. My parents still have a few glass floats, from nets, that they found washed up when they were kids.
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Just finding a club that does it these days. Not my cup of tea but each to their own. Not been on many clay shoots were it is the toffs and tweed brigade thing either........that must be a soft southern thing, along with a glass of shandy
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Rabbit, pigeons, dry food etc
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Fox tail perserving. Any ideas?
tegater replied to bunnybuster.ie's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
So meths does work then? yes mate, works no problem, and for some reason it doesnt even smell of meths or fox or anything once it has dried out. Just make sure the tail insnt scunched into a tiny jam jar, so the meths can get all around it. Normal size jam jar or honey jar will do it -
plenty of knowledgable air rifle guru's on here. Welcome.
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Welcome pal
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Fox tail perserving. Any ideas?
tegater replied to bunnybuster.ie's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
debone the tail, stick the brush in a jam jar, top up with meths, shake and leave for a few weeks. Take it out and air dry. Thats all there is to it and it does work. There is no need to wash the meths off. -
You pay and ill go in lol - think of it as buying me a drink Its all going to end in tears!!!..................or a right bloody laugh :laugh:
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Just like my misses, she can never make her mind up..
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welcome and join in with some posts.
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Not sure if the terrier box and ferret collars are going to work the same but you may also need.... ferrets, purse nets (unless only using dogs or guns), spade, probe?, carrying box for ferrets, knife, small torch? small folding saw? food and water for ferrets. couple of small long nets? Cage etc for ferrets to live. permission? possibly.. You dont need all the above, but it all comes in use at times!!
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I used standard hinges that fold back on theirselves when lid is open about 40mm long, but previous box I made I used a piano hinge
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That's the one!
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What do you want them for? I can imagine!