leegreen
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The best led lamping torch I have is a rather large Thrunite TN42 it has a 1500m plus beam. If out with a pal, I'd give them a Striker, variable of course . I would use the Thrunite along side the Striker. There was no field too big. The new TN42 V2 has a 1860m beam, that's over a mile
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I've got a few. I use a Warrior 3 as a daily carry, a Javelot if I'm using for a search light. They are both about the same size. I haven't got a lamping dog at the mo, but the Javelot would do the trick for small fields and short sessions. They both fit in your pocket nicely. I wear Carhartt double fronted work strides and the torches fit in the tool pocket and you don't even notice they are there. The pocket clips are good, they never fall out the pocket even when running full tilt. the clips are two way, you can clip the torch on a cap and use as a head torch too. although it's a
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I'v got an old 3 cylinder Mitsubishi tractor that is losing compression on 2 cylinders. I can only buy a complete overhaul kit and I can't find anyone who wants to do it. I feel it may be me looking for a GoPro soon
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Top 10 Hunting Boots for Cold Weather - Must-Reads
leegreen replied to Gunners Review's topic in Hunting Boots & Clothing
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That's defo where them rifles came from.
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Look at the size of those chips! New boots?
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out of interest, did they say what rifle it was?
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Yeah, I didn't get that. If it had no bullets, he should've, been wearing it. I luv's a bit of vigilante when it's justified.
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Very rare nowadays we buy a curry. Since the misses started making them about 20 odd years ago, she has become quite an expert and bought curries don't cut the mustard anymore. Most of them around here arent Indian, they are Bangladeshi, and can be money grabbing fast food merchants. Dhal is a long old process, but if you batch cook and freeze portions, it's well worth the effort. And making curry from scratch, is an effort. We do occasionally buy a ready meal for convenience, They aren't so bad, they just lack meat usually.
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It's worth a watch. Possibly the most difficult decapitation. 15 swings of an axe to get into it, feck!
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and you never know what is in them
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Looks like you turned it out curries don't make pretty pictures
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Anyone who is hunting around there will be an in and out merchant. There will be lamping to be had here and there. Bit of rural and urban hunting, if you can find someone to tag along with. Low key mooching is likely to be the flavour around that area. Although, I could be wrong and often am . As said, there is plenty fishing.
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Take a look. The skin was hard to get open, just to get it started. The males weigh a couple of tonne or more and their neck must be super thick, because they smash the granny out of each other when fighting for females. Not saying it should take 4 hours,but....
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I had a Mr Parlanchin, scarey looking fecker. No one mentioned cigarettes machines outside tobacconists.
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coloured people
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Are they that tame for everyone? Must be hungry.
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Are you allowed to take any, if so, are they any good?
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No, not used them. They look well made and I'm presuming powerful. The engineering of a trap has always intrigued me. I'm sounding like a proper weirdo now
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It's shame, but, I dont know of anyone that isn't pleased to see a dead rat. Feck being reincarnated as one. I've enjoy the pictures,quite a bit
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Nearly always a clean kill too
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I weigh the biggens. 1lb 3oz or just over, is the biggest I've measured .
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Hell of a thing, those.
