DIY Hide Poles By HutersVermin

[@waddac2]

Another outstanding video Sir, with great hints and tips. I am a locksporter and at work we have lots of lathes/milling machines and a friend at work made me some plug followers from aluminium on the milling machine. The followers have to be a perfect diameter for taking cylinder locks apart and the milling machine does a perfect job. Thinking about your DIY project, I need to watch your video again on making shooting sticks as bought some lengths of solid plastic/stroke aluminium lightweight tubing that may do the job for a set of shooting sticks for me. Great video again and really enjoyed it. Keep up the great work.

[@HuntersVermin]

waddac2 Thanks very much glad you enjoyed the vid.

[@ColinTonkasdad]

love the out take and did not even swear ... great tip

[@HuntersVermin]

Colin Tonkasdad Believe me I was close to saying something much worse. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@brendandavey5372]

excellent video and a brilliant idea

[@ShiftingMetal]

Another excellent idea! Looks like they extend a lot more than most purpose made hide poles too!

[@HuntersVermin]

HoldoverTV Yeah they do extend quit high and might even be used to loft decoys into low branches.

[@sjohnson1776]

I was thinking....yeah that's great if you happen to have a lathe and then you did it with common tools. Well done! Thanks!

[@HuntersVermin]

sjohnson1776 Thanks i always try and find a way that most people with basic tools can have a go at it too.

[@mohempel1]

Nice video! Thanks for sharing! That telescoping feature comes in really handy!

[@HuntersVermin]

***** Thanks a lot.

[@jjab99]

Hot stuff indeed. Well done on another great video and many thanks for the "How To" videos, they are very interesting and save quite a bit of money too.

[@HuntersVermin]

jjab99 Thanks very much glad you liked them.

[@eragonwjfn]

Thank you for another brilliant diy video. Love your show! :)

[@HuntersVermin]

Jurassics Thanks very much.

[@Nev36]

Nicely made dude. That Porsche tractor is a bute!

[@HuntersVermin]

Nev36 Thanks, not quit a Porsche but it will pull more peats out of the moss than any sports car.

[@artisansportsman8950]

i like it , my mate & i still use the shooting sticks you shared with us thanks for sharing .

[@HuntersVermin]

artisansportsman Glad you enjoyed it.

[@mtcarmelman632]

I love the vermin hunting video so don't get the wrong idea but that was very interesting and well done!!!

[@HuntersVermin]

Michael C Thanks Glad you liked it.

[@MrPoppabear255]

Well Done! That is an excellent idea.

[@HuntersVermin]

MrPoppabear255 Thanks very much.

[@OpaKnows]

I am a big fan of your demo videos. I think they are among the best on the 'Tube. Wish I had that lathe. But I think I can work around it. Thanks David.

[@HuntersVermin]

sabr686 Glad you liked it hope you find it useful.

[@Yorkie263]

Great idea, I will look out for some poles at Wilko's next time, I have bee using some extending fishing bank sticks as well, but they are not quite long enough

[@HuntersVermin]

Thats an idea are they made of steel or alloy?

[@MrCauphy]

Another fine video chief. Hope you had a good summer my friend. ATB Chris

[@HuntersVermin]

MrCauphy Thanks very much the weather here has been really nice as last while.

[@utkf16]

Great idea and project. Im going to try this but 3D print the parts for the spike and might add the foot step for pushing into the gtound

[@HuntersVermin]

Ah now that sounds like a good upgrade.

[@brindle2009]

very clever well done thanks for sharing

[@HuntersVermin]

brindle2009 Thanks for watching.

[@abbatis1]

that a good idea must do it myself handy to have thanks again

[@HuntersVermin]

Thanks for watching.

[@trevoror8668]

Nice job. To the shed! Thanks

[@HuntersVermin]

Glad you liked it.

[@DeanO]

Great diy my friend

[@HuntersVermin]

Dean O Thank you.

[@tadpoles10]

The 'Hot Stuff' did it for me .... lol atb t ..

[@HuntersVermin]

Tadpole Yeah note to self, just because its not red doesn't mean its not really sodding HOT.

[@castrolgtx5064]

Excellent video

[@HuntersVermin]

Thanks glad you liked it.

[@rbonking]

Awesome job

[@HuntersVermin]

rbonking Thanks.

[@rtbh10]

Great video! Having used the poles for a little bit, how have they held up? Is there anything you would change?

[@aljonco1]

Hi David, so appreciate your videos. Inspired me to get an S410 Airarms earlier this year and thats now led on to me getting my FAC too and a new CZ LR American. Have three great permissions (500 acres+), all with high populations of rabbits and wood pigeons. With the CZ Ive a Bushnell 3-9*40 but would like something with a big more mag to help with shot placement at distance. For around £250 what scope would you recommend? Ive been tempted by the Nikko Stirling 4-16*44, as I think youve one of those. Any advice much appreciated. Allan

[@HuntersVermin]

Yes i have a 4-16x44 Targetmaster LRX which i do like but it is in 1/8 clicks which takes too long to dial in for different ranges you could also look at the Hawke Airmax 30 range as i liked what i saw at the Midlands game fair but not too sure of these new fine see through cross hairs.

[@MrBoogty]

nice old dexta

[@HuntersVermin]

MrBoogty Yeah that's my dads old super dexta, the moss machine for the peats with double wheels.

[@ricovali9245]

Excellent

[@OTuit]

What would we do without duct tape? You can also using flashing. It's soft and malleable.

[@HuntersVermin]

Tin601 Yeah that would be even better but it might add weight to the poles.

[@airgunhunteru.k.2600]

Another cracking tutorial ATB Wayne

[@HuntersVermin]

Wayne Benton Thanks glad you liked it.

[@daz2166]

Informative video as usual bud but could you let me know where you purchased the poles at that price all I can find are the same ones but there £8 each? Thanx

[@HuntersVermin]

***** Well i got them at the local ASDA but i found them on line here's the link, direct.asda.com/george/george-home/george-home-washing-line-prop/001458332,default,pd.html

[@daz2166]

much obliged buddy! thankyou

[@ooweesaler]

Is it really worth the effort? Would rather be out shooting and buy a pole they last ages and steel is just too heavy. It cant be worth the saving.

[@HuntersVermin]

oowee They are heavier but its just an alternative idea.

[@BamaBackwoodsman]

I ran across a unique Diy blind on volunteer

[@leenorris2862]

I'll buy some

[@BamaBackwoodsman]

sorry butter fingers I found a unique diy blind on bowhunter4e channel where he shows how to make a diy mirror blind. h

[@HuntersVermin]

Thanks i must have a look at that.

[@fastmover45]

That looks some good shotgun ammo those ends :)

[@sme4969]

al u mini um NOT al oo minum lol

[@HuntersVermin]

Ahh its all the same thing in the end.