steve_b_wales

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I was considering buying a 2 shot deringer pistol in .410 calibre. the only downside is the price - new at £400+

I go after foxes at first light as well as lamping them. I find that I can get almost as many by daylight as by lamp. Don't know about rabbits though, I don' t shoot them when out lamping the foxes.

Looks like Yorick to me !

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I went on Sunday. Pre booked the tickets so ' had to go '. I was disappointed that there were not so many trade stands there as there was last year ( or is that just me thinking that? ) Anyway, don' t think I will visit it next year, 250 mile round trip etc etc, not worth it.

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Welcome to the site Ade, where in S.Wales are you from?

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Don't know if anyone is going to the Highclere Castle Gamefair on 27/28th this month. I went last year and thought it was okay. Going again this month.

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Nice one! I have used old bread while out on the farm and it works for me too. Keep up the good work.

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Welcome to the site. Your Lanber Sporter should give you many years of enjoyment. I have had mine for over 9 years and have shot many hundreds of crows/pigeons with it.

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Chris Green normally visits and demonstrates in the bigger gamefairs. He sometimes has a retail stand as well.

Welcome to the site Mac, I know you'll enjoy it. :unsure:

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After gutting and skinning the rabbit, I cut it in half, going across the rib cage. Then I cut between the back legs, splitting them into two pieces, and the same with the front. I then have four good pieces of rabbit, nothing wasted. As long as you clean it properly ( I soak mine for a few hours in salted water ) it will be okay.

Slice around the skin at the base of the tail. Use a thick boot lace, wrap it around the base and pull. You should have the tail off minus the bone.

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