Nope, it came through as normal - in fact I can't think of any China delivery that has...

Thank you so much, much appreciated!

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Thanks man, she's lovely and deserves it

She does, and it reeks!!! So worth it though...

Thanks, it has taken a while, but she's also known me since she was a cub - she was born underneath my shed and so knows my smell

If you start to feed them regularly, they'll slowly start to trust you. They run towards me when I enter the garden now!! Still scaredy cats and very jumpy, but they'll stand at my feet on hind legs begging!! Hard to deny that level of cute...!!

@WildandWiredUK I have too many cats for them to be friendly here. They have been up to my door before but never really close

Thanks so much, I'll do some more on the ADHD stuff because I've been slack on it. I know it isn't massively popular content but people want and need to know....

It's great, check it out!

I make them myself, but I do them in epoxy resin. If you check out the Facebook Group 'ANYTHING CATAPULT' you'll find a guy who does all the antlers and carving that you want.

At the moment in this cold weather I'm using Snipersling Black (rev 2) 0.5mm and tapered 22-14, but I'm about to change to 22-16 for testing (I think I can get more life out the bands). One of the big differences between the two slings is that the HGH has 27mm fork tips, which is better if you're using wider, heavier bands for hunting. The Evo has 25mm tips, which is also great for hunting. Both are great, I've never owned an HGH though, but they're super popular and a very successful design. I don't think you can go wrong with either, but all I can tell you is that the Evo Field Pro is godly!!

She's a cutie!!

I think sights are your friend on this - where is your anchor point, is it on your jaw or around your mouth?

@@WildandWiredUK My anchor point is thumb under the cheekbone.You know that gzk guy who posts videos on their channel. He has the anchor point in the same place and he shoots in 130mm frame. I'm not the only one who has this "problem".

There's no way it's as wrist friendly as the Evo, just because the straighter wrist takes off so much load. If you're using hunting thickness bands, I reckon the Evo all day. The hammers for me are more for target shooting, also because they have narrower forks (22mm ish forks compared to 25mm for the Evo and 27mm for the HGH)

Thanks brother, and thanks for watching!

Yep, definitely the opposite of EDC! They feel so good in the hand compared to a flat frame though, definitely worth checking out once

That's the real test I need to do....maybe I will....thanks!!!

Thanks Chris, much appreciated

Never!! I wish though.... 🤣. Thanks for watching

No, I'm too scared to - I tried once and took 8mm steel to the hand and I've been terrified to try ever since. It hurts on a whole new level and it takes ages to subside....!!

Great advice, thank you so much, I'll bear that in mind on the next trip. I've actually got a 3x18650 headlamp somewhere...

@WildandWiredUK don't forget on full blast an hour is a long time, but sometimes e.g. you want to light everything up to see what's spooking you lol.

Thanks, I will!!

@WildandWiredUK thin cordage can fold in half and then wind/rap it around.

Cheers bud, much appreciated

I love 'em, they're really smart creatures. I'm trying to get to be able to hand feed them, but they're just so flighty even after a year of daily interaction...

Gracias compañero! ¡Definitivamente no es un hábito que quiera desarrollar! ¡Feliz año nuevo!

Thanks, no windows or animals were harmed in the making of this video :D

​@@WildandWiredUK 😂😂😂😂 Yo,sin alcohol, ya llevo dos ventanas y un marco abollado🤪🤷🏻‍♂️😬🙈

Thanks bud, let me know of any content you'd like

@@WildandWiredUK welcome, bro

We speak English here in England. You speak American English in America. Here in England people call slingshots catapults.

@WildandWiredUK AOAH AIHHT THEN. MUSTAV MISHERD YA THEAH LOVE. ALL IN GOOD FUN THO INNIT?

Thank you so much 😀

And a fine job you did with it nick 👌

Cheers Nick, very happy new year to you and yours too!

Love your design Carl, I should have credited you on the video but I'll make sure I do it on a dedicated Esus review vid soon. Happy New Year matey, I've got a few ideas that we could collab on for an Esus 2 or something new :)

@@WildandWiredUK I've dropped you an email 👍

@WildandWiredUK I'm liking the sound of this.

I'm sorry I didn't credit you in the video! Well done mate, it's superb....genuinely. I've got a few ideas about the handle but the hold is spot on for my and my hands.

hello mate, happy new year! There's no formula, it's a bit hit and miss. The frame width is all about your anchor point on your face. It's the most important part of the shooting cycle imho. 85mm frames tend to be above or on the cheekbone, 90mm tend to be just below the cheek, 95mm above the mouth and 100-105 around the mouth. Obviously differs from person to person but that's a rough guide. 90mm is the standard in the UK and US, or just the most popular, so it's a good starting point because there's a ton of options for you. 90mm is nice because it sits tightly under the cheekbone, which makes it a relatively easy anchor point to repeat reliably....but if you've got a nice distinguishing feature on your face that you can anchor from, go with that!! I'm about to record a video on adjustable frames, also good because you can find the best anchor point on your face with a bit of mucking about with frame width. Hope this helps! Simple answer, choose a 90mm and go from there :)

​@@WildandWiredUKmany thanks for your reply. That's very well explained, and easy to understand 👌🏻 I was quite excited when you showed the adjustable frame in this video. I was thinking it would be a perfect way to find my ideal frame size, without trying lots of different styles/shapes etc. I then found out it was made from titanium, so that's an absolute bonus as far as I'm concerned 😍. I look forward to your next video. Thanks once again.

Cheers matey, much appreciated - very happy new year to you, thanks for watching!

Have you tried a 100mm frame with a sight?

For me it's usually happens if I'm not careful and straighten my wrist too much (Evo style). It can set the alignment between ball and frame out, and I think that's when the hits start to happen...but I really don't know for sure...!!! It only happens for me on Chinese slings with weird handles

Have a look at Catapult Carnage, the Titan Hunter TTF is amazing - I've got a 90mm one but I need to upgrade it to a 95mm. Superb slings.