Greyman
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Nice one dude it's about time we had a few hunting shots up, good shooting
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Muslim pulslim, we are all human, it's just another division in life to keep us all hating each other so we turn to our respective leaders for help, were as in truth it's our leaders that cause the division and hatred so they can control us stupid pesants, and here we go again playing straight into enemy hands,
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We had them at fisheries in Cheshire which is 40km from the sea The lads into fishing would ask the lads duck shooting the rivers to blast them if they seen them but they were very clever birds and new the range of a shotgun I don't remember anyone ever shooting one except one idiot who claimed he shot one flying in the air freehand at 300 yards with a .22 (he was good at bullsh1t stories) but they are certainly more popular on the bigger lakes within 20 miles of the sea. Would they be any worse than an otter.many years ago there was a story in the anglers mail and on the front cover was a pi
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I quite like the sea it has an amazing de-stressing effect on me but not as much as the countryside and there are more people here especially in the summer which can get annoying. The rugged coastlines here are quite spectacular. We can jump over the gate at the back, walk through a little dell and pop out at the beach. It doesn't take much more of a walk to be completely secluded. We compromised on a coastal village because we have a child and wanted her to be able to play out with friends but I would have much preferred to be in the middle of nowhere, you don't have to drive far inland to f
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I,m liking the man, do you worry that the last president to upset the apple cart like him was jfk and we all know how that ended, ?
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A pumas toes are teardrop shaped, different to a dogs.Those prints in the snow are no puma..... there are know pictures in the snow mate so I don't see what your getting at three are in mud one in sand the bottom two are from an enclosure so are 100 percent big cat the ones I took, I followed for several fields I have seen this animal so I know it's not a dog it was chasing a small group of roe in thick fog, I find quite a few things after heavy fog as it obviously confuses the prey and helps the predator, what you need to do is put up a decent photo of a dog with a five inch wide paw really,
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A pumas toes are teardrop shaped, different to a dogs.Those prints in the snow are no puma..... there are know pictures in the snow mate so I don't see what your getting at three are in mud one in sand the bottom two are from an enclosure so are 100 percent big cat the ones I took, I followed for several fields I have seen this animal so I know it's not a dog it was chasing a small group of roe in thick fog, I find quite a few things after heavy fog as it obviously confuses the prey and helps the predator, what you need to do is put up a decent photo of a dog with a five inch wide paw really
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A pumas toes are teardrop shaped, different to a dogs.Those prints in the snow are no puma..... there are know pictures in the snow mate so I don't see what your getting at three are in mud one in sand the bottom two are from an enclosure so are 100 percent big cat the ones I took, I followed for several fields I have seen this animal so I know it's not a dog it was chasing a small group of roe in thick fog, I find quite a few things after heavy fog as it obviously confuses the prey and helps the predator, what you need to do is put up a decent photo of a dog with a five inch wide paw really
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A pumas toes are teardrop shaped, different to a dogs.Those prints in the snow are no puma..... there are know pictures in the snow mate so I don't see what your getting at three are in mud one in sand the bottom two are from an enclosure so are 100 percent big cat the ones I took, I followed for several fields I have seen this animal so I know it's not a dog it was chasing a small group of roe in thick fog, I find quite a few things after heavy fog as it obviously confuses the prey and helps the predator, what you need to do is put up a decent photo of a dog with a five inch wide paw really
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nice picture of some lovely catty,s my friend good work
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For all the dog fans here are two one hundred percent puma tracks taken from inside there enclosure, I know what the paw print is as I track this one and several others on a regular basis, the thing that amazes me most is all the so called countrymen that are totally oblivious, maybe I just live in an area with lots of cats or maybe I just spend more time mooching around places people are not meant to be, but most of my mates over the years have seen them usually when out lamping, I even know two lads that ran one with dogs, I guess being an older bloke having lived through the good old days
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. Good shout mate except for the size, and the fact that a cats claws come out when it's walking on ice or running after and about to pull down its prey I have compared it with a Newfoundland and a neopolitan mastiff it's much bigger than both also wider than it is long were as a dog is longer than wide so know points I,m afraid lastly I was miles from any footpaths and there were no human prints with it,
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I thought we were going to have a proper wildlife mystery, not an out of focus moorhen photo, so here,s a good mystery for all the doubters and deniers on here, I tracked this one in the fog this week he was stalking some roe, the foot is almost 5" wide and 4" front to back, feel free to identify and discuss cheers
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its known as hat head mate, I get it after a couple of cold nights fishing, leaves you with a red rash across your forehead and a blinding headache
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yes after having there back doors smashed in at boarding school for five years
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mate I,ve just looked it up, it's just a fashion brand, like north face or fat face, I,m a mid fifties, scrap metal collecting, tipper truck driving p***y type of guy, and I would be forced to hang my head in shame for all eternity if I ever spent £30.00 on a woollen bobble hat that me mum could knit for a quid, my all time favourite flat cap I found in a skip after an old fella had passed away and his family binned all his belongings, it's probably 50 year old and never been washed,
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Shipping Container For A Shed.
Greyman replied to ryaldinhio's topic in Home Stuff, Building and Leisure
On portishead marina there is a restaurant built out of them , not sure how many but at least five they are all stacked on top of each other, I think they got the ideal from the channel four add because it turned up around the same time -
my wife is on my tipper insurance for that reason even though she won't even get in it as a passenger,
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I think you might need a pic of that one mate, I can't even say it
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unfortunately when you tell people they can't have something it just makes them want it even more, a friend of mine goes to turkey regularly and he takes a suitcase full of bacon with him, he sells it to the Muslim manager of the hotel for a massive profit recons they can't get enough of it the suitcase is then filled with fags for the return and the trip is a freebie. We might look and act a bit different but we are all basic human animals underneath, our clothes
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I,m a man of many hats, flat caps for summer beanie,s for winter and a Russian bearskin hat for extreme cold, I was always taught that a good pair of boots keep the cold out and a good hat keeps the warm in and as the years role by these items become more important to me as I attempt to keep up an active outdoor lifestyle, I also carry a small Rucker with a space blanket,a tarp, a ball of power cord, some army ration,s a little stove and some fire lighting kit in it in case I get stuck some were and have to bed down for the night, I have to accept I,m no spring chicken and as I,m a bit of a lo
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There were two dead on the portbury hundred in the last few weeks, and a woman came into my daughters workplace and asked for some bin liners to take them home for her husband. It's a shame really because the idiots that are releasing these animals have now stocked them into the watercourse that runs through the valley on two occasions without bothering to check if there is enough life to support them which there is not, and as the valley has a motorway along one side and the main road into portishead along the other they inevitably get squashed or starve, if you run a vets scanner over them
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I was a member for a very short while site is full of self righteous little ass lickers who seemed more interested in grassing people up if they dare to set foot off there perms or heavens above let a pellet land over the boundary,
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if your like me you won't save a penny, because what she saves on groceries you will spend on man tools, Costco is another store you can't just buy what you want like a tin of beans without coming out the door clutching a new impact driver, beans15p drills £89.00 the bargains just keep coming, only cure stay out the shop
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. You hit the nail on the head when you used the term narrow minded, it's not to do with if they are there or not, but how we deal with it, you have those that just dismiss everything and anything they can't explain, as in most of the population and then you have a small percentage of people that are open to all things and bother to question things and do a bit of there own research, you will hit a lot of dead ends and blind alleys even get called a nutter regularly, but at least your views are your own and not what nonsense you are fed by your chosen leaders, for anyone interested here are
