Harryrab
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Zeiss Duralyt 3-12x50...absolutely amazing at dawn and dusk, amazing visibility!
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A bloke who i do a bit of milking for has alot (14!) of magpies hanging about around his sheds and garden. Is it possiblre to trap these in a larsen at this time of year with much success? Thoughts appreciated! Harry Rab!
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Grandad had a barn owl in the larsen, was fine but frigtned magpie to death. Buzzard in ladder trap, also quickly let go. Healthy adult dog fox in the larsen however, he didnt escape so lightly!! didnt do the trap much good either!
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You wouldnt think so..but thats what has to be done!
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Thanks for the thoughts guys! My dad! And yes fully able bodied! Foxes to about 150-200 yards .223 as he doest want anything bigger than .243 due to being tenatnt farmers and landlord getting touchy over their deer etc... Factory ammo! Already has .223 available on licence, so not alot of choice on calibre anymore, just the rifle itself!
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Looking in sportsman, they have a combo deal od steyr prohunter, with zeiss scope, and mod. any thoughts?
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Exactly what it says on the tin! What would be the best bet for old man after a .223? Will be first centre-fire rifle, but obviously wat a tool worth having! Looking at about £1600 for whole setup!
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Atleast...the trap is still in tact i guess...look on the bright side! Uncle is on the way over with a replacement as we speak! Dont understand why people cant just leave traps alone...i know theyre trying to be humane and all that **** but they really have no idea!
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Was all going well untill today i realised that my decoy bird was so clever it had managed to undo a shackle and open the lid all by itself...and obviously it then flew away! Livid. -.-
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13 in 3 weeks...still plenty to go!
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Hi Harry.
I take it you don't like Darren's cannon then! He will not get a mod, I swear I am going to be deaf by 40 years of age! Shame you and dad didn't come out to Jason's last week, had a good night with the shotguns, shot a good number of rabbits, make sure you come next time, Jason has got us some more ground which is littered with them! Take care ...
