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GSkye

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  1. I wonder what swan tastes like. . . Probably bland and over exaggerated
  2. It's probably the disc drive haha How's the ferreting going? I'm getting two kits on Tuesday all being well Grae
  3. Hi matey, Welcome to the forum, You may want to venture around it and see what's about, posting a topic in the right field could gain more attention and responses I'm sure a nice moderator will move this to the appropriate place for you soon ATB, Grae
  4. Takes a little time to get used to the forum but all comes second nature soon enough Welcome to the forum, enjoy your stay. Grae
  5. Hahaha classic made me lsf that mate Hey, I'm a newbie still much to learn
  6. Could do with posting 'sold' in your title too Congrats on the sale.
  7. Ever seen fireflies? Also, glow n the dark poop would be über fun
  8. BPR, that's really sweet The one picture, the ferrets almost as big as he is Doing well for 3 and your doing great yourself keep it up. Grae
  9. Thank you, I shall be in touch once I've got everything else
  10. I've been told how certain reptiles can hypnotise their prey, surely this is the next step for us?
  11. It's quite a nice little earner if you can keep and preserve them
  12. Nice one Chris! The smile says it all, I bet your filled with pride Keep 'em coming Grae
  13. Comparing a .22 to a .25 is like comparing a pigeon to a chicken. Two different beings. Yes, using a heavier pellet "would be like using a .25" and I'd say try it. Could be what you're missing without requiring another rifle. All the same, I believe you should try a .25, any brand, just to get a general idea of what one is like and then delve dealer into the brand you favour. A .20 calibre I'm yet to see and try to have an experienced opinion but if you like features from both .177 and .22 the argument could still be heavier/lighters pellets than a new rifle. However, lets say y
  14. The new way to go ferreting?!
  15. Welcome to the forum Chris, I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay here
  16. Welcome to the forum, I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay here and get on well with everyone Grae
  17. Spud, welcome to The Hunting Life but you need to get yourself on the forum first: an introduction to start and get to know a few categories and make a few pals. I'm sure you'll enjoy your stay here! No matter how impressive and genuine your goods are for sale, its a general dislike and ignored topic purchasing anything from anyone that has no reputation or identification- would you? We're all good people and easy to get on with Grae
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