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  1. roe-buck
    Terry mun you've spoilt it now, you've gone back to the proper topic!
  2. roe-buck
    Ok ta, as a matter of interest are you doing burgers? As my nephew is always hungry also!
  3. roe-buck
    Well I know this is off topic but you've started me now.Forgot Shakin Stevens aka Micheal Barrat from fablous "Green Door" house in Ely In Kardiff!Also Ricky Valance from same area as "Dai" with "Tell Laura I Love Her" Then there's the lovely Bonnie Tyler, Swansea girl, "Its a Heartache", "Holding Out For A Hero""" Phew we just keep churning em out like the Fly Half factory,goes on and on!
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    Here's the "Working Man" link.
  5. roe-buck
    David Alexander was from the town just down the road from me,I used to watch him in the clubs long before he became quite famous.He always used to say Tom Jones was his Uncle! This is his trademark song here. .
  6. roe-buck
    Already mentioned him under singers!
  7. roe-buck
    I need say no more ,obviously a lost cause a picture of you comes to my minds eye---Let me see now???????
  8. roe-buck
    A slip of the keypad is all,was a miner and a soldier not a fecking secretary!
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    Yes the Welsh like to sing,look at Tom Jones,Shirley Bassey Catherine Jenkins,Stereophonics,Manic Street Preachers etc Etc We're not called the "Land of Song" for nothing! So do wogs !! Lol lol What a moronic reply,did you run out of ideas or something? Just shows your mind set really, an ignoramus who can't win an argument so resorts to using racial slurs?The Welsh/Celts have been here far longer than any other race on this Island of ours and many centuries before any "Western Oriental Gentlemen" set foot here thats for sure!We make no apology for producing a plethora of talented artists a
  10. roe-buck
    Yes the Welsh like to sing,look at Tom Jones,Shirley Bassey Catherine Jenkins,Stereophonics,Manic Street Preachers etc Etc We're not called the "Land of Song" for nothing!
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    Well the catering tent was bloody useless and the organisation of there dog classes was chaotic.Not nessacarily in that order but I was hungry!
  12. roe-buck
    A day in the Hide is a good day whatever the bag,used to do alot of Pigeon shooting.
  13. roe-buck
    I too hope its not true, as I thought his drawings and paintings were amazing,always liked to try and guess what it was going to be!
  14. roe-buck
    plenty of airgun shooters here,have alook in the airgun section.Croeso /Welcome!
  15. roe-buck
    Welcome. look in the shooting avaialable /swap section on here.I think the wet did for alot of the bunnies!
  16. roe-buck
    Is it the same people who .organised the recent Caerphilly show?
  17. roe-buck
    Thats a nice Trophy for anyone doesn't matter about medals,the time ,location,shot will always stay with you!
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    "I dont know the fella Pedwar from adam but id take his word to the bank as you,ll never beat experiencing something to form an opinion ". Well I can definitely tell you that"Pedwar" doesn't speak for the over whelming majority of people who lived through the strike in the South Wales valleys!Yes the enviroment was dirtier as to be expected when mining millions of tons of coal but i always caught trout and Eels out of the Sirhowy,Rhymney and Ebbw rivers in the area I live, even though the river was black with coal dust from the washeries!!The picture he paints of a filthy and disgusting pl
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    Pity you could get em listed under Good luck on my permission they built a wee hut stole the benches and used it as a drinking den, sex party place there was that many of them it was easier to give it a wide berth , the course got the police involved but they saw them coming and scattered Pity you couldn't get em listed under AOLQ!
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    Yes CC alot of people have stated that they use the 95 gn bullets on stags but personally I never go lighter than 100gn in fullbore rifles.I have had a dalliance with the 95gn on Roe in 243 but found I was getting blow ups on impact and spoiling alot of meat on the animal?That was an Hornady Spire point I think?As you are aware you can't use that weight for large deer in Scotland.
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    The Hornet is just such a sweet compact round,that definitely does what it says on the tin and maybe a bit more.But if your on the deer as well, due to the legal requirements, you'd have to opt for the .243 also .In England and Wales that is.
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    Its catch 22 really,personally I would go for the .22-250 if Roe and Fox were my only quarry ,unfortunately the powers that be have now allowed .22 centerfires for Muntjac and CWD in England and Wales but not Roe.Ludicrous in my view, as the. 222 and up have been proven very good for Roe in Scotland.So then you have the .243 a round that is legal for all deer in the UK and now allowed for Fox in alot of FLO'S.However, if you use different bullet weights for Fox and Deer, you either have to adjust your aim or even have two scopes for the rifle!Also I have found the .243 causes alot of bruising
  23. roe-buck
    Top class! all round vermin round!
  24. roe-buck
    Apologies Scissorman,just some friendly banter between Pals.Welcome! some good Lads here,you'll enjoy it!
  25. roe-buck
    yn rhy gywir!
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