WCS Collarum

[trapperman 474]

I have been thinking of trying one of these for a while (another string to my bow) but was supprised just now when i was looking at ordering one as they seem to have doubled in price i`m sure they were only £50 when they first got past for use here they now seem to be around the £100 mark, my first words when i saw this "F#CK ME"

 

Why is this they will lose alot of sales i`m sure at that price, i`m thinking more than twice at that price .

[120-2 8]

I have been thinking of trying one of these for a while (another string to my bow) but was supprised just now when i was looking at ordering one as they seem to have doubled in price i`m sure they were only £50 when they first got past for use here they now seem to be around the £100 mark, my first words when i saw this "F#CK ME"

 

Why is this they will lose alot of sales i`m sure at that price, i`m thinking more than twice at that price .

 

The first two batches were subsidised by the manufacturer and importer, the new price reflects the true cost of the trap, shipping, import charges, VAT and storage. Still cheaper than a fox cage trap.

[Butler 396]

You can buy a hell of alot of steel wire for £100

[DUCKWING 302]

You can buy a hell of alot of steel wire for £100

 

 

TOO RIGHT BUTLER .........

 

WHERE THE FECKIN HELL DO THESE IDEAS COME FROM .......... :wacko:

 

TALK ABOUT RE - INVENTING THE WHEEL ........

 

IVE TALKED TO LOADS OF YANKS AND HAD TWO MYSELF TO TRY ........ ON LOAN ......

AS REQUESTED I SENT THEM AFTER A TRIAL DOWN TO A LONDON PESTIE ............ HIS CONCLUSIONS USEING THEM IN INNER CITY AREAS ? ..... THE RATS KEPT EATING ALL THE BAIT ...........

 

CLASSIC

 

 

 

 

DUCKWING

[Aaron Proffitt 142]

I've tried 'em and they do work....so does a 330 conibear or Sterlings .