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Alan Smith

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  1. Two things. Don't let it get wet. Particularly around trigger area. Make sure you register it with Milwaukee otherwise tough t*tties if you want to make a claim on warrantee.
  2. Obviously didn't put enough Vodka in it!
  3. Yes. But is it??!!
  4. It's a bloomin' Spaniel. What's wrong with it, should have been in and straight after it!
  5. Impressive.
  6. What advantage does the tab boom give you? Assume the controls are standard ISO.
  7. Very good. Wouldn't say no to a breakfast like that in the woods.
  8. He really means surface area to volume ratio. Like elephants vs shrews and metabolic rates!
  9. I've recently bought a couple of the Rural View cameras. Great people to deal with but the cameras, well one of them has been a frustrating exercise to get to behave. I would stress however that I think that it's just a question of adjusting it correctly. Don't rule out Ring cameras, not as sophisticated but the software seems to work better.
  10. Doobin, do you get your Ajax system through the Rural View people? Or is their QR label for some other kit?
  11. I'm surprised trackers are not used more. Having said that I don't have any on my kit but I'm interested in looking into it. For example Apple tags, how effective are they?
  12. Stealing a man's tools is the absolute pits. Removing his means of earning his living. Thieving like this needs to be punished much more severely.
  13. Ah. I was hoping you were going to say it had been standing dead wood for years!
  14. how did you stop the cedar ring from cracking radially?

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