Cheers will give them a try.Naj wrote:The jackets are very tough and withstanding regular barbed wire contact so I doubt you'd have any worries there. They're also popular in Scandinavian countries for woodland hunting. my dog hunts for hours in hers without any hindrance to movement and haven't found any downside to them. Sits very neatly on the dog. They should easily last a season or two, probably longer depending where you're hunting but they're not very expensive for the quality that you get. The company also does hunting bells. I bought the larger orange (cow bell type) one but it's very noisy and I've never bothered using it. Think I'd go for the smaller one if was going to use one.
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Hunting for woodcock
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Re: Hunting for woodcock
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Re: Hunting for woodcock
Crikey, I bet SP's black cat is blacker then Ally's black cat as well.
I can only hope that I am half the man my dog thinks I am.
Re: Hunting for woodcock
They're certainly bigger where SP lives...
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