Clips to hold net onto poles

[ferretmanabu]

What do you guys use to hold your camo net against the poles? On still days, the net is fine just hanging off the top of the poles but i've found on windy days, it irritates me when it flies about. I used to have some clips, kind of like a clothes peg that you use on washing lines but it had a much wider mouth but I don't know where they can be got from.

[lurcherboy]

You could try bulldog clips from a local car parts supplier or cable ties but you have to cut them when your finished thus laying them useless for the next outing.

 

Have you got a sister?

 

Nick her curly foam covered hair curlers they work well but are normally dayglo colours

 

 

LB.

 

 

Is your sister single

[ferretmanabu]

You could try bulldog clips from a local car parts supplier or cable ties but you have to cut them when your finished thus laying them useless for the next outing.

 

Have you got a sister?

 

Nick her curly foam covered hair curlers they work well but are normally dayglo colours

 

 

LB.

 

 

Is your sister single

 

 

Bulldog clips was the word I was looking for. Thanks!

[lurcherboy]

You could try bulldog clips from a local car parts supplier or cable ties but you have to cut them when your finished thus laying them useless for the next outing.

 

Have you got a sister?

 

Nick her curly foam covered hair curlers they work well but are normally dayglo colours

 

 

LB.

 

 

Is your sister single

 

 

Bulldog clips was the word I was looking for. Thanks!

 

 

Yatta yatta, have you a sister or what?

 

 

 

LB

[ferretmanabu]

You could try bulldog clips from a local car parts supplier or cable ties but you have to cut them when your finished thus laying them useless for the next outing.

 

Have you got a sister?

 

Nick her curly foam covered hair curlers they work well but are normally dayglo colours

 

 

LB.

 

 

Is your sister single

 

 

Bulldog clips was the word I was looking for. Thanks!

 

 

Yatta yatta, have you a sister or what?

 

 

 

LB

 

Yeah but she don't go for ugly blokes.

[henry d]

Gardening string, cheap cheerful and 1001 uses. Don`t use bailer twine as it is leathal to wildlife.

[webber]

I use a plastic garden tie, which is adjustable, and reusable. I have several tied to the net so they are in place when required and several spares in my bag.

 

I also peg the base of the net down useing neck props made from hazel, hence a dual use item, neck prop and tent peg.

 

webber

[blackthorn]

clamps from the pound shop, 4 for a pound last for ever, in the tool section, if you can call it that

[tulkyuk]

just slip the hide pole through the middle of the net!!!!!!

[dusk2dawn]

You could try bulldog clips from a local car parts supplier or cable ties but you have to cut them when your finished thus laying them useless for the next outing.

 

Have you got a sister?

 

Nick her curly foam covered hair curlers they work well but are normally dayglo colours :o

 

 

LB.

 

 

Is your sister single :o

 

 

Bulldog clips was the word I was looking for. Thanks!

 

 

Yatta yatta, have you a sister or what?

 

 

 

LB

 

Yeah but she don't go for ugly blokes. :( :(

 

Class exchange, better than some of the jokes recently

 

D2D

[lurcherboy]

You could try bulldog clips from a local car parts supplier or cable ties but you have to cut them when your finished thus laying them useless for the next outing.

 

Have you got a sister?

 

Nick her curly foam covered hair curlers they work well but are normally dayglo colours

 

 

LB.

 

 

Is your sister single :o

 

 

Bulldog clips was the word I was looking for. Thanks!

 

 

Yatta yatta, have you a sister or what?

 

 

 

LB

 

Yeah but she don't go for ugly blokes. :o :(

 

I wasn't asking on behalf of YP or Tosspot

[caeser]

clamps from the pound shop, 4 for a pound last for ever, in the tool section, if you can call it that

 

Thats exacly what I use. They are perfect.

[anim al]

spring clamps in asda,,about 8 for a pound

[Lurch]

just slip the hide pole through the middle of the net!!!!!!

 

 

Bloody hell!

So obvious now you've said it.

[ferretmanabu]

just slip the hide pole through the middle of the net!!!!!!

 

 

Bloody hell!

So obvious now you've said it.

 

 

Sounds easy. But I like to put my hide poles up first and then just hook the net on to them. You have less room to adjust as well if you put poles through the net.

[08shooter]

hit the local gardens plenty of clothes pegs about just dont bring home any ladies under garments

[luckytrigger]

Ive sewn on bits of black elastic which work a treat and stop the netting flapping in the wind