Lampwick

Another legend! RIP

My petrol station asked me for sight of my driving licence last time I went to buy petrol from them! Go figure!!

Impressive

Try to just cover above the spring ensuring no light can get through. Push the feet in a bit then lift and run a track for them to cross in. Set trap, It needs to be set firm enough so it isn’t pushed up too easily and make sure there aren’t any stones or flints etc which may get in the way of a closing! Cut the hole slightly larger than the trap ie don’t leave a big space they don’t like these (yours looks too wide) . Pick the deepest run you can on shallow runs and a straight section. I tend to hit the newest runs first!

I wondered what happened to old racing pigeons! It's not like you can just set them free to fly off into the blue yonder.

Humanely killed in its run this morning. Don’t shift soil in front of me! Good luck with the Putanges. Couldn’t get on with them. Stupid triggers.

🤣 I don’t think so.

Right you lot! I think it's time I offered some free lessons!!! Ditchy, if your not too far away? You can be the first recipient.

Pm me your number if you like and I will talk you through setting the traps properly.

I trap moles for a living (pest control) there is an art to doing it well. You need to choose the right part of the run, set the traps well (fine, not too much cover but not too little) and pray the mole doesn't shove too much dirt ahead of it! Also make sure the jaws of the trap don't close on a stone. Most of the time it's fairly easy but sometimes I find myself chasing the beggars around the lawn wondering if I'm ever going to get it.

Strangely enjoyable and a super sword. Although I’m not sure if I’d have a beer with him or a fight? 😂

Could you explain the estimated cost please? Is this what they believe they will sell for? What they want to get? or their way of setting a price? Also are there reserves? I didn’t notice. Cheers

Get that shotgun out! They are a flipping nuisance.

Superb, I watched that twice! It’s great that there are people out there with those skills and passion to make such.

If you want a to have a go at making some soft cheese really easily have a go at Yoghurt cheese. Simply buy some natural yoghurt (full fat) Lidl's large pots are great and cheap. Mix in salt, (trial and error, this is to draw out the moisture in the yoghurt) don't over do it. You then need to let it drain overnight (I hang it in some muslin) then eat it. I add flavourings, just pop into the yoghurt whatever you fancy when you add the salt, garlic, herbs, pepper, chilli etc.