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Sorry all about the delay in offering something else up, Le Creuset no16 enamelled frying pan, ideal for over an open fire, these are tough as old boots. Russ

Very nice! What’s the back spring like, I’ve just returned my second wildcat, the first had a gap on the spine I could get a beer mat in and the replacements back spring was weaker than my SAK?

I could just leave it to the daughters miniature Collipoo while the Viszla and I watch on but they are almost as big as her. I didn’t see or hear her catch it she brought it to show me what she’d found.

And what I ment by looks great is , it seems humane and the meat will be fit for consumption!

Looks great, found a link on YouTube showing it working, warning, a squirrel does die in the video. thanks Abilou

Just been reading up about this, sounds good. I hate to kill anything that I then can’t cook/eat with a few exceptions, how does the trap dispatch them, would the meat still be edible or spoiled if entered the wrong way if possible? I’ll YouTube it now see if anything is on there, thank you.

Just got round to opening and looking at this month BASC magazine….. Needn’t have asked, though thank you everyone for the info and affirming my thoughts on pistols. Russ

Thanks all I got the answer I thought from Chris, I’m not up to speed on current air guns that’s why I asked the question. Hopefully my next post here will be recipe related! Russ

Thank you, that makes sense. I do buy some eclectic junk, daily, I’m worried about a avalanche in my crew cab!

Also this axe which I’m pretty sure is a rare Gransfors with the square g and made in Sweden underneath.

I’d forgotten I’d put a bid on this basically because it said mattsons and mora on it but I won it. I think it’s a tool for marking trees but if anyone knows more about it I’d love to know.

No idea I’m afraid, give it a go, I’ve just collected things over the years.

Thanks Chris, I had a feeling that would be the response. A hide it is then.

The squirrel population has exploded due to a new estate being next to the woods, foxes kicked out so no predators. They are destroying all the young oak, hazel and pretty much anything they can get their teeth into. Would an air pistol be suitable for culling the greys, I have rifles but would...

I had a spot at Chatsworth where there is a group of old gnarly oaks that looked like they came straight out of a Tolkien book. Every other tree had it growing on it, some were huge, I harvested as much as I could carry on several trips year on year, then one year I turned up and there were a...

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They haven’t sold so I hope they are good for someone. Three gas stoves

Well not me mainly doing the foraging but wild raspberries are abundant , she can’t wait for the blackberries to be here!

Thanks but not really me it’s Brizzlebrush I’m just passing it on. I’ll try to find something out later and post.

Yes please! There’s a lady who is without a home I said I’d find mine out to give her but I can’t lay my hands on it. Thank you