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just had a look at diverdaves website and i think i will be sending down my waders asap because just before i ripped them on barbed wire i realised the seam was leaking just a tiny bit around the crotch as well, thanks for your help everyone i was thinking i was going to have to lash out for new waders after only having these for 5 months.

Submerge Aqua Repair, found this on simply scuba, it has good reviews, should do the trick. thanks for all suggestions.

do you repair both sides or just the outside

i have always used a belt when out wild fowling because it can be worn under your jacket thus saving the carts from getting wet and muddy another reason is i some times have 2 defferent types of carts one for duck and hevier ones for geese. i always have the hevier ones on my right hand side and the light ones on the left so in the half light i know exactly whats where. it also keeps your pockets free for other stuff, torches, calls etc

i have a pair of prologic neoprene waders which i am delighted with but ripped small hole in them yesterday when we were out fishing sea trout. does anyone have any suggestions on how best to patch them ( i have lost the piece of material that came with them)?

very enthusiastic and not put off with anything. i wouldn't say he was soft natured but i wouldn't he was hard either. he doesn't like being told off and is very biddable but he doesn't tuck tail and run if you raise your voice if you know what i mean. he does get very exited say for example if two of us is shooting geese together and we drop 4 or 5 i usually pick them all up bar 1 and let him fetch it otherwise he tends to run in circles not sure which one to pick up first, i am hopeing that will steady with age as he is still young for his age.

i tried that, he was doing fine till one broke and he ate it, now he thinks they are for eating!!! he doesn't see it as training like when we are useing dummies.

he is pretty hard on the canvas dummies, occasionaly puncturing them with his teeth. the two things i can think of that has made him hard mouthed is he was a year old when i got him and i think the last owners let him play with plastic bottles and the other thing was the dummies i initialy trained him with was the hard rubber dummies from the launcher, i think they were so slippy he had to bite down on them hard to keep hold.

no. the funny thing is he doesn't harm the runners at all, its nearly as if he tries to look after them the way he handles them, its the dead ones he tends to hold just a bit too tight!!!!

i have a lab that is hard mouthed, not serious, but hard enough that most of the birds he retrieves has 2 holes where his eye teeth has punctured the skin and brused the meat. i havn't ever lost a bird because of him. does anyone have any tips i could try or any suggestions. he is 3 years old and has two seasons under his belt.

i put timny triggers in my .22 brno, .17 cz american and my 700 bdl delux and i would say it helped with accuracy. not so noticable just shooting rabbits with the 2 rimfires but certainly noticable with all three shooting targets. well worth the pennys!!