I'll drop them to 35 , not towing anything but lots of luggage, mostly bloody shoes :D :D

I wouldn’t go as high as 40. They’ll be some give - it’s pretty much a 2 tonne car.

I find these types of silicone dog brushes work well at removing a lot of the dog hairs from carpet/fabric…

Time to get creative with some chicken wire?

Any local Indy ought to be able test the above and/or remove them?

@blue beasty Please shift to Freelander section (yes, we have one!)

So massive thks to @tyregeezer for collecting the D3 today , pictures to follow Massive thks once again mate

Hi mate home safe and sound, your D3 is in good company here in Norfolk and has many new friends, (see pic) very quiet motor noticed straight away Will take next day or so to get to a workable position reshuffle needed, difficult to picture...

In case I need to rescue people :D

Seems a tad extreme for removing crows. 🤔

Got back last night from an 800 mile round trip since Friday. Got stuck on an M6 traffic jam on the way south in 33 deg; air-con kept us cool. Haven't seen so many cars pulled over with the bonnet up for years. Drove back north in intermitent...

I’ll tell him that. At the moment, it’s mildly entertaining listening to him make a fool of himself in a hide 🤪

You need to practice. Don't blow it like your playing a trumpet. Almost growl into the caller. I've stood in my garden and called crows in.

I remeber Mrs wanted a few shots of high driven clays,well I forgot the spare shells that day were 36grms 9’s (used as range finders) She gave both barrels to the clays and me afterwards. I chuckled and put some 24g 8 in for the next pair.

But 36 gms of 4 shot ends them betterer 😁 My shooting mate bought a ‘crow caller’ at the shooting show this year. Sounds more like a bl00dy duck!

I've got a Primos crow caller which is 100% effective. I used to call crows in from a wood on a farm i used to shoot to get them in range. 34gms of no5 shot ended them.