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Well, everyone can say what they like.....I communicated with the man a few times via PM and he always came across as a respectful, stand up bloke. Ill say this, he is a million in front of some of the petty little childish pricks that have graced this forum over the years. I also beleive he was generous to total strangers off this forum without ever asking for a thing in return.

Had my godson Matt over for the weekend, he was hell bent on a bit of hunting... not wanting to be a let down, me and fin had him lamping last night. The dogs ran well not much out but Fergie had 3 runs and 3 rabbits, Martha had a couple of runs for 1.. Matt was slipping Martha and Fin lamped a couple.. great stuff from the kids. up 7 this morning for a mornings ferreting, picked up a nice bit of new permission, the woman farmer is great and joined us for a couple of hours and was really hands on.. she kept lurchers for years and is a proper country woman, I've had a couple of cups of co

Out this morning with a battle plan in mind, to climb out high onto the tops and push any rabbits down into the heather beds below, I drew the short straw,so off I went up and up and up again, this was taken half way up, on my way there were rabbits running all over this lime stone scree bed, they know there safe here, after a lung busting, leg burning, trip I reached the top to be met by rabbits cascading down the fell side right into the deep heather beds below, so far so good. I slowly started to make my way down and soon had the both baskets of longnets ran out round the heather,

Well I`ve given all my rifles a session on the pigeons except for my HW 100 KS .22 , so out it went today for a good 4 hours. Visiting birds and presentations were slow today but I must say lads, credit were it`s due, the Falcon Accuracy Plus pellet/ HW 100 combination made very short work of the presentations I got. Those Falcon`s are deadly accurate and really hit home " hard" ! ( Thanks for the nudge Mitch ) atb Mark.

Went out at 9 came home at 11. Super sharp sunny day. Had a plink while holding out for a bird or two. 98 got an outing.

I didn't fancy lamping tonight so snook out at about 2.30pm for the last couple of hours on the mixy perm I was on last weekend. There wasn't much sign of anything in the usual places but I had a walk up to the top fields that horses are usually in but they had been moved and spotted a couple of coneys from a distance. From where I was sitting, the opposite fence was at 46 yards so that gave me an easy 1 mil dot holdover and when the first one came out he didn't know what hit him. Lovely shot placement but he had got early signs of mixy, eye closing up etc. After a 15 min

ramblings and racism on thl surely not

Gnash is a decent fella who will be a bit bewildered about the amount of strangers on the t.interweb who seem pre occupied about him and his whereabouts

Some very good hunting today.some music for a small pack.my father got this lad in the last cover of the day.great end to the day.

grey wagtail taken in the spring

I found he'd do you a good turn before a bad 1 , didn't suffer fools & gave his opinion whether it upset people or not , I personally miss his input on all sorts off topics !!

THE MAN WITH GIRLY HANDS IE,,SI,BROWN you won't mind if I wrap em round your heed then you working with the fbi now?! I was still plastering a few hours ago! heres's me new baby... spot on accuracy and the powers bang on the money was thinking about putting a lane reg in it but after a bit of testing I dont think it needs one. the danish oil wasn't bringing the best out of the stock with I being darker so I gave I a blast with the tung... needs a couple more soaks but its looking better! the lighting is crap but it looks a lot better when its in front of you!

Put the 100 to work today after giving her a zero check. She is on a perfect zero at 38 yards. I went back to one of my favourite natural hides, - range, 38 yards. Here`s the view I have before the camo netting is raised up. Here`s an adjoining tree. Kaiser retrieving to hand Come on lad ! Well done ! Poser ! A nice testing session lads. When Kaiser has been in a hide, he hasn`t worked much, so again tonight on landing home I take him straight out for an hour on a

Must be. Who could go this long offline?

The erosion of British values and the constant bowing down to religious beliefs is a concern for all British citizens .....

Canada goose and a brace of teal, from this afternoons walk on crayford marshes.

Not too familiar with them I hope.... We get our meat direct from farmers with butcher's shops, Perfick Pork at Great Rybrugh who do the world's best black puddings and Russell's at Outwell, mainly poulterers but they do raise pork beef and lamb. Both farms do not use antibiotics in the feed, in fact both farms grow their own food. The beef that Perfick Pork sell is Glaven Herd grass fed Aberdeen Angus, which is sold at a price less than you would pay for crap out of the supermarket, both shops know how to treat meat and hang it for the right amount of time. Milk comes from Abbey

My boys 7 and my favourite thing is peeking in his room and seing him playing with toys , giving them voices and storylines etc . Plenty of time for growing up when their older

I would like to throw him. Possibly into a bonfire

Ive dropped loads of ducks and geese and even more game birds the waterfowl are far more sporting than rabbits or rats and a good bit of fitness for me dog getting them to hand ??

I agree with Mitch, change your pellets. In .22 the Falcon accuracy Plus shoot well in most guns or AA Fields / JSB Exacts We all buy loads of pellet makes / types and test them at the ranges we shoot as this is the ONLY way to see which pellet produces the best grouping on paper. Once you find which is the best pellet for your gun, stick with them. If your pal uses another pellet that doesn't mean it will give the best performance in your gun so always test for your own gun. Rest your gun on a bean bag or bipod and either shoot from a stable bench or prone on the ground in ord

fIND A DIFFERENT PELLET , THE ONES YOU ARE USING ARE NOT THAT GOOD . tRY SOMETHING LIKE AA FIELDS 16 gr , H&N FTT 15gr OR fALCON ACCURACY PLUS 13.4 gr ,i WOULD IMAGINE AA FIELDS WOULD TAKE IT UP TOO HIGH 11's

Cooked new potatoes fried up were called fried potatoes strangely enough but bigger spuds sliced and fried we called scallops lol. Father used to like leftover mash done in the frying pan as well. Cheers, D.

2 phone calls and a lot of enquiries, but thats it...if i wanted a deerhound these are the dogs to pursue,,not rubbish,as you know theres no guarantees but for the price on them they are for nothing,hopefully they will get a permanent home ,working and learning their trade....

Like that's going to happen, you'd will be back digging badger's before they ban halal.

Anyone remember the old joke.... How many people work for British Rail ? About half of them !

When channel 4 was first aired. Alternative comedy and those gay/lezzie/wogs getting top billing only cauae of colour not talent. Not being funny but we educated them on racism and then now they use it to get job positions and able to say what they like. If you want an example dianne abbot. Thick as f**k racist me mentally unhinged. And in a job where she gets a huge salary. Now we come to schools. My teachers were proper teachers. Teachers these days are liberal to the extreme. Drilling into kids heads what "they" think is right basically undermining the parents. Ah f**k it

You won't see it on the BBC - a peaceful demonstration by white working class heterosexual males - god forbid The media and government will be too scared that this could catch on all over the country if it's publicised. ........ They'll be scared that they'll actually have to do something if this grows

When i put these pictures up yesterday i wondered if anyone would notice that the trap was placed the wrong way round , the reason i did this was back in the 60/70s i went out a few times with three old lads who done nothing except Rabbit Trapping and Long Netting, they lived in Norfolk and they had massive areas to work on , they used mainly IMBRA and FENN traps ,the jaws on the FENN were rounded i think they may have been an early model and the IMBRA was of a type that i had not seen before. The first place i ever went was called Wolferton not far from Sandringham and it was a Railway

Is it the ASI .177 repeater? If so, they were designed to use wadcutters in the tubular magazine.

Seeing as everyone else did i will aswell lol

Standard bit of breakfast kit is taters fried up can't imagine life without em lol

Gonna make one myself in a minute. I had boiled tatties for my dinner yesterday. Always keep a couple back to fry for a cooked breakfast.

Firstly, a goose has a huge amount of feathers and even shotgun loads don't always get through but more than this, geese are NOT a bird on the general list for air rifle shooting. I know geese have been shot with air rifles but you need to be very close taking a head shot but in all honesty..................................leave well alone. It sounds like you need more experience to gain the accuracy rather than gun tuning and that means 'range time' to get to the level you want. Many of the members on here are able to hit a 10p coin at 60 - 70 yds but that doesn't mean they will shoot li

I been dying for a bowl for ages just had to get out me system before the brekki onslaught

So now you're insulting the kids of members on here. My daughter has learnt more during her 6 years on this earth than you f***ing have....ive had more intellectual conversations with her than i have you...i can feel my IQ decreasing just being on the same forum thread as you. And she doesnt require or crave as much attention as you do. f**k off c**t....it was quiet without you here

Or a question to ask... why piss on us normal air gun owners?! Knew he'd ruin this thread hes a bloooooddddyyyyy gun shop for god sake!

I did and Walshie answered

The British Brainwashing Corporation (BBC) is a serious foreign threat to the average decent British citizen. Good to keep informed, cheers for that ?

Wife second one of her sleeve Lee.

I think a few schools in the UK are cottoning on to the “trade” side of educating kids. I am a big defender of educators. I think they work bloody hard, much of it in their own time and in many cases against the odds. See, when I was a kid I was the problem kid with the massive chip on my shoulder...expelled at 14 after being an absolute dick for years and making life hell for everyone I came into contact with. So, at 14 it was time to work, it was just me and my mum so that was a wake up call and I had to screw my loaf. Move forward 14 years and I had just started a y

Totally agree with the above, getting close and knowing your subject and its behaviour/patterns will go such a long way, short bursts of say 10-15 shots then maybe recompose should stand you in good stead... This LEO had been studied for a couple weeks, learned and observed where and when it hunted and its habits which included landing on this perch every evening of only for a matter of seconds/minutes.... knowedge, field craft and a hefty bit of luck paid a huge part, also the use of a pop up dome hide was essential for capturing this image

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