Netmaking 6 - Reducing the size of a row.

How to reduce the size of a row, when making shaped nets.

[@freedomofabird]

You are welcome. Glad you found them useful.

[@raziel22071999]

Buenas ermano y gracias por esa asesoría es muí buena q lo ases ver muí fasil gracias por compartir tu sabiduría saludas de guadalajara

[@caemaridwn]

Nice one mate I did wonder how it was done

[@freedomofabird]

Hi pal. I use a 2 1/8th (inch) mesh board. If you cannot get hold of them they can easily be made from some aluminium, Perspex, plastic, brass, copper etc. The needles I use are "Loomis". Just try an internet search, I would be surprised if there isn't somewhere in Canada that sells them.

[@santryl]

Brilliant! Now, at the risk of asking a silly question, what is the difference between draw cord and twine?

[@struug]

could you show the best way to add twine if you run out, like what knot you use and where is the best place to tie a new piece in. thanks great series of videos

[@freedomofabird]

Terminology really. The draw cord is thicker braid and is what makes the purse net "Purse" and close up. The twine is what the mesh is made from. Hope this helps.

[@dmorris199212]

Brill videos mate . Where do u get the floresant pink twine from

[@freedomofabird]

Happy hunting!

[@metta4110]

Hello, I am very grateful for the videos on net making. However, I cannot find videos on ending a net & removing it from the ring. Thank you.

[@freedomofabird]

I dont know how much you would charge because I dont know what the demand is, but the cord is spun polyester. The dayglo colours work in the same way that deer hunters in the US have to wear blaze orange in some states when hunting. (animals are colour blind)

[@freedomofabird]

Yes bud we eat some of the rabbits, and they are good eating, low in cholestrol. If they are young they are nice flash fried in butter, shortly after catching, but fully grown ones are nice in the slow cooker until the meat drops of the bone, and then use in a pie or a curry of your liking.

[@MaxXHavokK]

well looks like im gonna have to look up some recipes now,,,dont think we can catch them with ferrets and nets in the states but im sure i can snare one ;0)

[@genivaldocostagouveia4269]

Muito bom.

[@fieldsboy22177]

Is there a building plan for this

[@freedomofabird]

@struug I will get this done soon, but it will be in a couple of weeks, probably due to work commitments. Hope the vids are useful.

[@santryl]

I live in canada and am not able to find anywhere to purchase a mesh board or mesh needle, can you give me any suggestions? also, what size mesh board or mesh needle do you recommend?

[@veronicafiesta7716]

Para comensar hamaca

[@richard2mitchell]

How do i use this net?

[@flagstaff866]

What type of needle are you using?

[@freedomofabird]

+William Lee It is called a Loomis netting needle.

[@BirdOfParadise777]

If I were to sell any of these that I make... how much should I charge for each one? (In the US.) You say, "Twine." Is it a plastic cord? Thanks:) BOP

[@MiLaNiDiX]

I will tell you don't have to cook it long and it is great taste :)

[@freedomofabird]

type in "Agouti nets" into your search engine

[@delmadominguessarmiento6226]

Que de cia

[@freedomofabird]

Its a purse net for catching rabbits. If you look at my other vids, you will see plenty of ferreting videos which show the net in use.

[@thefisherman3842]

How did it start to the ring.please share how it starts to do.

[@freedomofabird]

I have done watch my other vids

[@thefisherman3842]

@@freedomofabird ok

[@BirdOfParadise777]

Thank you for the info:) I wonder who decided that animals are colour blind? lol Do you use male and female ferrets to hunt with or only one "gender?" lol

[@MaxXHavokK]

you guys eat the rabbits or just to control the population..if so whats the meat taste like? ive heard its real lean and stringy..gotta cook it in fat..