Trapping toadpoles

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yep, just watching it now! of course the yanks have tried to own it
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If it works why wait , get it out there now . Why wait a few years for more testing .
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I'll be building several for the dam down the back. It looks like a ripper idea... maybe create my own patent on it too ...twin funnels and ziplock bag bait holder on a snapper lead .. :D LOL

Detoll 50 / 50 in a decent brand super soaker style water pistol is a good way for the kids to get into toad hunting too. :hunting:

For the bigger kids : Good old .22 hollow pts are good fun also flipping them about a metre into the air.. And sh!tloads cheaper than shotty rounds. We always get a fair few in shoal bay reserve after a sesh at the rockbar or hunting geese n ducks out there. :hunting:

Get into em any way you can ...they're the rabbits of the north. :drinking8:
Tight lines 'n' keep the shiny side up people.
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