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Been looking everywhere for those cheap plastic filter holders. Where did you get them? Off the internet I suppose? Not been in the shops for years. Glad to see somebody still using them.

absolutely agree...and that's coming from me as a musician.

This was my first meet. Thank you to each and every one of you for being so friendly and welcoming. I absolutely loved it. To any new members across the UK I absolutely recommend that you get down to your local meetup. Go for it. You will have a great time. As well as the people the woods were...

How Do Hodge. Goran here. thanks for a great staurday. I am now totally hooked. If you want a copy of the videos I took let me know. not sure whether i would need to e mail you the link or if i can set up a download link via this message-need to check it out.Cheers.

By adding your name you indicate you have read and understand the guidelines linked on post 1. As always extra days are available prior to the advertised dates. Please Include this on your paste. 1 Woodspirits 22~24 maybe earlier 2 MartinK9 TBC 3 Hodge 22~24. 4 muddy boots 22-23 5...

Benvenuto.

Hi All. I'm from Nottingham.Love Hiking to keep fit (am in my late 50s)eg Lake District,Wales,Scotland,Derbyshire,Yorkshire Dales. I also have a BCT Task Force 4 in the Tencate All Season Polyester(love it-but it is 13kg so....no wild camping for me!). Have always loved being in the woods and...

Hi Nice65..very intersting. Do you still think your mat would stay inflated and useable even if punctured? If so, that would make it my first choice mat. from the website pics it apears to have solid foam...but it still needs inflating. Wouldn't a puncture allow it to deflate? This really helps...

Hi Allan- I heard thermarest offer a lifetime warranty. This is swaying me toward purchasing Thermarest Basecamp 50mm Sleeping pad (or maybe a Multimat 75,50 or 25mm,as mentioned by Nice65). I have heard a few bad reviews about some (not all) Outwell or Vango 75mm failing after a few months. How...

Defo recommend Vango Shangri La 7.5 cm thick SIM if using the car. https://www.vango.co.uk/gb/sleeping/829-shangri-la-ii-75-grande.html I paid £100. It's more than big enough for 6ft 1 bloke-I am sure I could have managed with something slightly shorter and narrower.

looks like you know what you are doing. 1 further thought- keep moving things around in your garden/bin area,will hopefully unsettle them,- rats have a fear of new objects and don't like it when things are different...make sure your presence is always felt by them

difethialone is another active ingredient of the stronger and later 2nd generation rodenticides and is available in products available to the general public.

Toddy-when you say it takes ages to kill them. How long? from when you put the bait down? what is your time line? is there a gap between your baiting or are you baiting continously?

Do you have any idea where the rats are coming from? Is there a particular source that you suspect eg a broken drain, or somebody else's property. Maybe you are not sure? Am I right in thinking that you live in a rural area? What are your site characteristics and history? What is the extent of...

I am a qualified pest controller, you can message me for advice...obviously no charge for bushcraft buddies I am not doing pest control in a professional capacity at the moment anyway..just like to use my knowledge and experience to help if things crop up for friends and find this sort of thing...