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I have some old nets here with nylon curtain rings on. They work just the same as any other ring. I was ferreting a lot of sand dunes at the time and the salt in the sand would rust the normal rings in a season so I tried the nylon ones. Worked just fine.

 

 

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Funny you should say that about curtain rings i was talkin to a old fella the other day 73 years old been ferreting once a week on average since 13 years old , And he reckoned they used curtain rings years ago ,, The ground around were i go in aust are mainly sandy coastal areas ,, Still miss the places i went as a kid around derbyshire

 

Like has been said before you could tie nets with no rings at all ,, But its interesting as everybody has there own way of doin things

 

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obtain some fence straining wire :whistling: drill a small hole in a brush handle and insert the end of the wire, wrap the wire around the handle to form a spring, chop the rings off the spring with wire cutters, close and solder in a vice :thumbs:

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We used to go in ambergate woods and come out at whatstandwell so we must have but i dont recall that name shining cliff prob wasnt paying attention,, their used to be the old wireworks (still operating then)just out of ambergate we would walk almost right through the factory ,it was right on the river derwent i think ,,They pulled water from the river to cool the wire i think ,, another place was around wingfield manor , we never had permission just went were we liked ,, I live near the dumbles in heage so didnt have to go far for a rabbit ,Fished for greyling in the river derwent in belper,, I am on the mornington peninsula close to melbourne 166klm from Ballarat ,, Its a small world hey

 

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