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    Squid game

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

    The dubbing was horrendous yet it was still brilliant which says some thing
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    Very sad but a good life which is what matters
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    Lamping

    terryd replied to _Lewis_'s topic in Airgun Hunting

    You need to get out and have a go now. Internet is great for few pointers but nothing beats trying things and finding out what does and does not work. All part of it
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    Lamping

    terryd replied to _Lewis_'s topic in Airgun Hunting

    I don't know about that I used to do ok lamping with the air rifle because you can get closer that you would during the day. Basically give it a go and see what you think
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    Yes I have never had a problem with them. I assume she did the doctors form and all that ? That is the going to biggest pain got to do mine soon
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    Air rifle and lamp is a good combo Plenty to watch on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lamping+with+air+rifle My first ever trip out with a lamp was with a yellow flashing light i pinched off some roadworks. It was all i had but never forget seeing some rabbits scoot by close. It sowed the seed. Farmer must thought the mrs drugged his hollicks when he looked out window
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    are FB still letting people sell meat. If I search lamb on the market place now a days. I see sod all just ornaments. Same for beef and even eggs
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    Rabbits need very little cover to sit out as well. If you know of a long thick hedge it can be worth walking across the field to a point in the hedge you set a couple of nets on the runs. Then walk back out in to the field and go the end and just walk down it tapping it with a stick. I think your biggest issue will be rabbits sitting out. So it can be worth just walking around and beating any cover. Also holes in fields in that area rarely hold rabbits. Another thing to watch is the holes with rabbits in will the be the unlikely ones tucked away. They won't be dug out fres
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    Try giving the collar a little tap I think some times the switch in them can get stuck
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    Poor fella stabbed yesterday and don't see them yelling ban knives and people stabbed all the time. Obviously you can't anyway but as a comparison
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    Just cobblers basically sure the shooting man will lose out or have more hoops to jump
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    Yes good luck I am only kidding Great way to spend some time. Get the dog going if you can though and little it of help from it would be handy even if its tied up all the time
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    Ah your stuffed then mate take up knitting. Finding rabbits with out a dog in that neck woods won't be easy though you get the odd little easy patch but few and far between. It was all going so well I was hoping you were up north some where they seem to have it easy there going from the reports I see on here
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    Better with than with out. You can manage but rather have one. I remember as a kid digging a ferret out with a stick and using a bloody bramble to follow the hole. It took hours and just by pot luck found the ferret who had climbed over the rabbit and got stuck on the other side
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    https://www.(!64.56:886/huntingUK/posts/3025248711095844
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    Awesome that and a beautiful place too
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    I think I saw some thing earlier on fb it wasn't even aimed at him and just burnt out and another truck was just down the road. Nothing to do with hunting folks despite what he says
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    I made some pigeon was like iron even the dog gave it a swerve. I need a proper dehydrator I think they only 30 quid
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    Basically this but I pressure cooked it as I didn't have time for slow cooking. Important to trim the breasts too I think get rid of silver skin and tendons
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    Well you want 100% bagging so you want 10 yards of net to over 5 yards in distance so I think 90. Double check though cause my maths aint the best
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    Pulled goose
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    Walk up a hedge into the wind with the dog and an indication can be very subtle. This was mine this morning marking and he didn't even go near the hole and he was bang on. His on a long line because there is dual carriageway hundred yard a way. This is him telling me there is another one up the other end of the holes but it wasn't easy on my own so I left it. If your on your own get some bells for the ferrets collar I would never go with out them. I locator I manage with out but not bells. Though the dog will tell me where the ferret is but tied up like this they are
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    You have the ideal dog if you can sort with ferrets and sheep and to be honest so long as it is not going nuts trying to get a ferret you can just work off a long line and tether to the side once you get some sort of indication. Let it check out the first netted dead rabbit and I think you would be on a winner. Plus on a long line you can work around sheep safely and sort that as well and get focus on rabbits.
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    Yea the hardest part of starting a young ferret is if you don't have a dog to mark. Constantly putting a ferret down empty holes at least a young one they just start messing. So do your best to find holes with some thing in assuming you don't have dog. Good luck and enjoy. Another thing that will happen if you don't have a dog after putting the ferret down numerous empty holes you will get sloppy with the nets or not even bother and that will be the time there is some thing at home lol
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