Donkey Mentality

[ianrob 2]

I thought that by now things would have changed a little, but as you'll see from most of my posts, I'm a bit of a soft touch, trying to be nice and wanting to see the best in folk. I thought Mr snareman, "Happy birthday by the way Glenn", was being a bit too pessimistic when he talked of the donkey mentality. I thought surely they can see that the man is right. I know he's right so surely BASC, and the Shooting Times team, The gamekeepers society, etc, etc can see that small snares set four fingers high between the beats, belongs in the 1898 version of How to trap and snare. Not a bit of it. You are absolutely correct Snareman, so I'm sorry for doubting you. They have the absolute donkey mentality of which you talk. See the pic from this weeks ST.

Edited December 17, 2008 by ianrob

[moley 115]

is that this weeks ?

[ianrob 2]

is that this weeks ?

 

 

Well it's the 4 Dec 08, The article is advising on the new Scottish snaring advice, ian.

[mole trapper 1,694]

Is he using wire rope as a snare for illustration purposes or is he trying to catch a stumpy legged rhino ?.

[DUCKWING 302]

AN UNTENSIONED SNARE ........ LAID OVER LIKE A DRUNKEN MAN ............ 4 FINGERS HIGH ..... BETWEEN BEATS ????????

 

 

IVE SUSSED IT ............... ITS AN ANTI INFILTRATOR WORKING FOR THE BASC ...............

 

 

HIS NEXT JOB ................... TO BE ON AN " EXPERTS " BOARD ADVISEING THE GOVERMENT

 

 

WHAT A FECKIN JOKE

 

 

DUCKWING

[ulverston moocher 60]

Anouther arm chair snarer good on giving advice not so good at catching rabbits proberbly tought how to snare by his grandad and never got around to trying it out. I also was told four fingers never cought a bloody thing then I read a couple of articles by glen and these did the trick far from a pro but at least now I get a few

[The one 8,511]

Theres a far better article in the sporting shooter a guy called Danny Sumpter got snares of the snareman and then sold his cage traps and ferrets and all he uses now is snares

[IanB 0]

That article is a bit wrong in the sense it states use high tensile wire, when really it should be standard wire for the tealer.

[Rolfe 2]

Is he using wire rope as a snare for illustration purposes or is he trying to catch a stumpy legged rhino ?.

Just look at the size of that untensioned noose also...........maybe Old Pat was advising him

[ianrob 2]

Is he using wire rope as a snare for illustration purposes or is he trying to catch a stumpy legged rhino ?.

Just look at the size of that untensioned noose also...........maybe Old Pat was advising him

 

 

Don't Rolfe mate, poor Glenn might see this. I honestly thought he was overstating the case.