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    Can’t see the pictures either which is shame was looking forward to it lol
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    Yes I seen that one. His bloody good shot how people can head shot birds at 30 yards is beyond me.
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    They pack a punch these things certainly not toys
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    It’s a tricky one the freedom of choice. But to stop youngsters who just don’t have the experience it’s a good thing. When your young you think your indestructible. But sure we have all known people that have been lost and pretty sure if they could have turned the clock back and had more years with there families they would have taken different path
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    I bought one them and typically it’s only frame I have fork hit. You wouldn’t think that stuff would dent but put nice dimple in it. But rather that than hand. Was trying to shoot straight up
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    Poor sods why people getting rid don’t you just need muzzle
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    If your a skilled carpenter like my self can knock up a jig. shut it you lot
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    Snow day

    terryd replied to DIDO.1's topic in General Talk

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    Bloody right stunning that looks
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    Yep laplander going well. Carry around most the time makes short work of timber. Not sure if it’s an age thing but as I get older I have started cutting any thing to make a natty or a walking stick lol. Get most excited when I see a nice fork or bit of blackthorn
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    I got quote off second vet 240 and then bingo a third vet 95 quid with out sending test away. So went from £660 down to 95 so happy that. I guess Hob needs to be in season to be done ?
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    Was ! Ffs lol
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    I will leave this here Apologies for the delay in replying, the estimate for a vasectomy of a ferret is £660. so spotless hutch it is then
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    Did something very similar once they asked me to trim branch off tree in the school field. Put ladder up against it. Thought piece piss this compared to what I normally did. Trimmed end off this big branch but what I didn’t consider was once the weight was removed off the end the branch sprung up. I had the ladder hanging on by about an inch. No one noticed and I shimmied down pretty quick. Would looked right plum if that ladder had gone and I face planted in school Field
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    Christ lucky it don’t take much. Todays health and safety must be right ball ache but definitely saves lives
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    Will watch that later. It was bad enough here in uk but typically the yanks do everything bigger so there trees are lot bigger so more risk. Closest I came was hung up tree that I forgot about fell on me sent me sliding down hill with chainsaw bar bout inch from my face going full blast cause cause my fingers stuck on throttle. One guy lost am arm on tracker pto . One had tree split and caught him right between legs sent him air born. Few scarred for life one chap across the face. Good times I do miss it
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    Bloody hell Fred cant take you anywhere
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    Certainly worth knocking you may get nice surprise. Some land owners are absolutely brilliant. In short supply but they are out there. Politeness and respectability is the key and come across as harmless as possible.
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    Don’t be silly lucky now a days if you can hunt with permission. But it pays to be flexible
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    Electric cars are ridiculous who’s got time to waiting around while you charge your car so you can go the shop or whatever. No idea how long they take to charge. There’s few points around and people sat in there cars reading paper or having a coffee. Complete joke.
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    First bunny all ways special. Lovely looking dog
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    Yes as far as mine is just past corner of my mouth. If I go further back then my gerbil chops with push it out further to side. Took me while to figure that out. The shorter the better for me. But I also use nice light bands. Don’t get on with heavy bands at all
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    Yes the Silky does seem recommended which I spotted after I ordered the Laplander. Not known for my patience lol
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