harrycatcat1

He has learned his lesson as he has been in bother for that before

Oh the poor little beggar, could have been blown away now then

Yer cant say that unless you want a solicitors letter, just wait till he gets "back on line" I will ring Dale in the morning to see if he is safe.

Sorry, not reading it properly.

Hello mate just looked at that link and it says 1800 quid? Regards Hcc

Does it come in camm? Would it fit my 3 legged horse? Sorry for all the questions but cant see picture properly on my phone. I have just bought a waterproof nose bag for when it gets deep. H

Could you make me some "sand/mud pattens" for my horse just in case I encounter either of these issues whilst out wildfowling I dont want to wait for a high tide to get him back I could bring him down for a fitting if that would help H

Neigh

Thats the last time I am taking my horse wildfowling.

Its not a nice position to be in. I have been therewith a few dogs its a hard decision. I wish you all the best. Hcc

Ayup Brian, out of season I detach the hammer, scrape the mud off and use it in my tool bag, you cant knock a nail in with an 8oz boat lead

It all depends on what you want to spend, if you have loads of money get the best as usually it will last longer, if you are a tight wad like me do it on a budget. Regards Hcc

I had a trip out this morning on Kirton marsh, Lincs. Not been out since the beginning of the month so getting stir crazy. I thought it was going to be wet and windy but it was quite mild and calm. Got myself into a nice creek with a shelf for a seat, sorted the dog and waited for thge morning flight as all the splashes were as dry as a bone. Not a lot about but a small pack of wigeon caught me out as I didnt see them till they were over me and as I swung to get a shot I twisted my shoulder (I have a frozen shoulder anyway) and I collapsed like a pack of cards till the pain passed. Apart from that I really enjoyed getting out again. I look forward to next time. I just love being on the marsh with the sights,smells and sounds. "Its not the winning its the taking part that counts" Regards Hcc ps loads of Brent geese all over the marsh.

I know folks will laugh but I am too old to take any notice nowadays, anyway I set out to make a motherline on a budget. As you will see from the photos it consists of 20 metres of green cord for the main line and another length to cut to attach to the decoys and a claw hammer as the anchor all from the pound shop. I bought about 25 dog clips off fleebay for £2.69p and found a bit of white plastic in my garage to wrap the nylon cord around. I tied some loops in the main line for the dog clips to clip to which are fastened to the 12 decoys with about 2 metres of green cord (pound shop) cut from a length. Total cost under £6 and before you say I know its never gona last a lifetime and it will not be better that Kevins at Tidepool but it will do me for a season hopefully. (I have copied this from another site that I posted this on 29th August 2011 and I am still taking it out)

Ayano3 is a good un. He has helped a fair few on here. Hcc

It worked on mine :thumbs: Hcc

Fantastic mate i am really pleased for you. That movement must be great. I have just had to wrestle with my coat to get it on. Hcc

Flipping eck mate that's some good going there in that time, you ought to be taking orders. We'll done. Hcc

Tried diclofenac only gave me the trots, the rest did not work. Not seen the nurse. Regards Hcc That's cheered me up, thanks

I too am jealous of your skills. I must say though i would not go out in it even when its finished for "a pig and nine young uns" As you can tell i am not keen on small crafts. All the best with the project. Hcc

I am sorry I don't know what you mean in "pain relief in the more conventional form" Can you elaborate please, all info gratefully received. Regards Hcc Edited to say it took all my testicles to get gabapentin.

That just sums it up mate. Regards Hcc

Good luck with the operation I wish mine was next week it's driving me crackers. Hcc