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  1. leegreen
    Depends on what sleeve it is, some are easier to grab than others, not to sure about this one.
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    Well it aint cup cakes thats for sure l;ol Yeh it is, fecking lots of them, it's a discrace. His parents should be slapped or maybe educated.
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    yes thats probably it but when you catch a bunny of that size it makes you wonder how big they actually get.
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    Do you think he would bounce if you dropped him
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    10 weeks
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    "Hear say"
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    I posted this a while back but got little responce. What are the largest rabbits you have caught, we had a rabbit today that broke my first recorded record size, a rabbit of 4lb 2oz. The rabbit weighed today was 4lb 4oz. Is that any good?
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    what lining has it, protection etc and how much is it new?
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    And there we was thinking you didn't like us
  10. leegreen
    I can balance a plastic garden chair on my knob, any good?
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    We're up and out int morning 6 ish. My boy is six nearly seven and we are going pugging with his Whippet/Greyhound and my Bull x, we fished today then went for a walk with the gun late afternoon and shot a phesant and two maggi's, he is on it
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    Shocking maybe. I probably would of enjoyed it yes but I now have a reputation to think about .
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    Nice one son nice to here you put some back, those Grayling were concidered as a pest many moons ago, do they taste nice? I've yet to try one and oh thanks for the shout out :shout: .
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    My first ever air rifle when I was 11 and I'm 40, still I would of bid you if I were a bit nearer for my son. £60 ono sounds a steal good luck with the sale.
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    I have a non-ped Whippet (Whippet x Greyhound ) 21-22"tts 27-28lb bitch that only knows hunting an very good she is too but fragile she is yes.
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    Oh yeh!
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    I think I will put my services up for free, come on ladies first come first served
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    Nice pics, has your pup bitten anyone yet? and can your merle x get sky sports
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    Exactly what I was expecting ............. have we got bad minds? Same here I bet your neighbours love him.
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    V good "I like it a lot" just did a google on Merkin as it wasn't in the dictionary
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    Smart pics, I'm glad you mentioned the smell I could almost smell it through the screen. I've got some good pic's of a grass snake on a full grown female toad, one day I will learn how to put up pics :blush: .
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    Yes I forgot to ask about the look of the place very important to some people and yes it is a lot of peoples thing to catch wild browns. "Polish Pete" Joe? can't really say I liked carp too much although I tryed it a couple of times, my old friend shot one once with a .410 when I was about 12 it weighed about 10lb we cooked it and tryed it and it was yuck so we fed it to the dogs and ferrets poor fecker won't be doing any thing like that now though he is in a wheel chair with a crack and smack habit god save his soul. The loin cloth may be a good idea may improve my shot I may have to use a l
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    The second one you took, the long one, didn't fight very well did it? It's been in there a long time, has a good tail but looks a bit amasiated. It's what happens to most of the stocked rainbows that stay in the water for a long time, catch and release doesn't help either. Didn't you weigh it for the returns book?
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    I have fished for 35 years and have fished pretty much every type of fishing from hand lines, bamboo canes, spears, bow and arrow, all types of rods from whips to 50lb class boat rods, from stickle back nets to gill nets and only recently started fly fishing and I must say it's the best type of fishing there is and by best I mean you get the most out of your fish no matter species it is. It is a very(dare I say it without Mackem slating me)intamate way of fishing and by that I mean you feel every thing the fish does and are in control of its movements unlike most other rod fishing where you us
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    Thats very kind of you, I may take you up on that one day when I've saved up my £1 . And seriuosly Maty you could earn money taking people fly fishing for wild browns. I've herd many people paying good money for wild browns and catching nish .
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