Butchers Twine

[pie-eater 377]

the stuff ginger dave is useing is not the white twine as in pics pie eater put on.i make nets myself and i can get the twine dave used or the twine pie eater was thinking of for free as much as i want but prefer the trusted stuff ie spun polly or braided nylon.i would possibly try a stop net out of the stuff dave uses even a long net not purse nets.thats only my opinion guys

How do you get it for free? Having an affair with a butcher?

[Giro 2,648]

Loads on Ebay cheap enough

[jamesmc 582]

the stuff ginger dave is useing is not the white twine as in pics pie eater put on.i make nets myself and i can get the twine dave used or the twine pie eater was thinking of for free as much as i want but prefer the trusted stuff ie spun polly or braided nylon.i would possibly try a stop net out of the stuff dave uses even a long net not purse nets.thats only my opinion guys

BUTCHERS TWINE WILL GET THE JOB DONE...I AM SURE I HAVE A BAG OF RABBIT NETS IN THE SHED THAT I MADE FROM THE BLUE AND WHITE STUFF,AND ITS ALSO QUITE HANDY FOR FOX NETS... ,BUT THERE IS FAR BETTER STUFF AVAILABLE...

AS YOU SAID THREELANDER....SPUN POLY OR BRAIDED NYLON ARE THE FAVOURED OPTIONS......BUT I MUCH PREFER THE BRAIDED NYLON...ESPECIALLY THE 0.75MM...MAKES A GOOD HEAVY DUTY RABBIT NET...OR A SUPER STRONG LIGHTWEIGHT FOX NET...AND IT REPELS WATER MUCH BETTER THAN SPUN POLY DOES,AND IT DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE ON THEM WET,FROSTY,FREEZING,SNOWY MORNINGS SETTING THE NETS...

ITS THE SAME THICKNESS,MAYBE A TOUCH THINNER THAN THE SPUN POLY...

HEAVY DUTY RABBIT NET..

LIGHTWEIGHT FOX NET..

[ginger dave 63]

Out yesterday and used the nets made from the butchers twine, caught rabbits no problem, bagged well, easy to handle and untangle, just the durability needs testing, but time will tell, regards DAVE

[jamesmc 582]

Out yesterday and used the nets made from the butchers twine, caught rabbits no problem, bagged well, easy to handle and untangle, just the durability needs testing, but time will tell, regards DAVE

THEY WILL LAST NO PROBLEM DAVE...ATB...

[ginger dave 63]

cheers for your input James, regards DAVE

[threelander 81]

hi pie man i,m a butcher of sorts myself mate and we use both types of the twine but the hate useing the coloured stuff mate

[pie-eater 377]

hi pie man i,m a butcher of sorts myself mate and we use both types of the twine but the hate useing the coloured stuff mate

Ah right. I use spun poly and the only downside to it is it soaks up so much water. I might have to try the braided nylon at some point.

[threelander 81]

the braided nylon is good stuff if you get the [BANNED TEXT] stuff mate.makes cracking nets imo

[ands 559]

I have a few rayon longnets over 20yrs old -great material!

[threelander 81]

as you can gather i,m newish on here but if you need any nets pm please

[Leeview 791]

 

hi pie man i,m a butcher of sorts myself mate and we use both types of the twine but the hate useing the coloured stuff mate

Ah right. I use spun poly and the only downside to it is it soaks up so much water. I might have to try the braided nylon at some point.

 

 

if your spun poly soaks up water its not spun poly, for this very reason you cant dye it. Its coloured in the manufacturing stage before its spun, nylon will soak up liquid and can be dyed after manufacture

Y.I.S Leeview

[pie-eater 377]

 

 

hi pie man i,m a butcher of sorts myself mate and we use both types of the twine but the hate useing the coloured stuff mate

Ah right. I use spun poly and the only downside to it is it soaks up so much water. I might have to try the braided nylon at some point.

 

 

if your spun poly soaks up water its not spun poly, for this very reason you cant dye it. Its coloured in the manufacturing stage before its spun, nylon will soak up liquid and can be dyed after manufacture

Y.I.S Leeview

 

bought all my spun poly from agouti over about 2 years which is who everyone seems to recommend for poly so Im sure it must be the genuine stuff. It does soak up a lot of water though.