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Stavross

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  1. It’s sad that most shoots are like this now even the private syndicates, we were left with a few on our first day, I have no bother finding a home for them but I think if you want to shoot them you should give them the respect they deserve and us what you have shot, if you just want to stand there and shoot at something piss off and go and shoot clays
  2. Cheeky tw*t, don’t judge my lifestyle choices ?
  3. It always seems to be the way that you bump into them on the way back home ?
  4. So inspired by UD and having a day off, I’ve had a little walk out this morning and bagged myself a couple of pheasants, made myself a pheasant and spinach curry, two fat cock birds going into one fat northern lad ?
  5. On the bright side you fell down the hole and not me, if it had been me it would of been up to my neck ?
  6. Cheers U, I was shooting with the tikka.243, I didn’t realise how deep the rape was until I went looking for it and it was above my wellies, I hate not being able to find what I’ve shot, it’s not that I want my prize but more I wouldn’t want to leave an animal injured to suffer in the field if the shot wasn’t a good one
  7. It’s the same up here, the amount that are about I would of thought they will have the tree lines cleared in no time and will have to move onto the rape
  8. So I’ve had a WhatsApp message from the farm hand ( I didn’t know he was that technically advanced) he found the fox on one of the tracks through the rape, he said it’s a good size dog, he said he could see it from the quad so it goes to show I was looking in the wrong place for it
  9. So me and longshanx had ourselves a walk out at the sheep farm as lambing is fast approaching, made our way along the bottom of the fields so the wind would be the right direction to come back along the top, as we got to the boundary I ran the lamp across the field and in the middle of the rape was them distinctive eyes looking back, past the torch to my man and mounted the rifle, after the fox ducked about in the rape for a bit it presented a clear head shot about 110 yards, squeezed the bang switch and it seemed to drop on the spot, after 10 mins of looking for it in 18” of rape I give up s
  10. I’m also a bit of a fan of the .17 HMR, I like it for a bit of summer bunny bashing, sat on a hill top picking them off at 100+ yards, the down side to me is if it’s windy it doesn’t get an outing, I also really like the .17 hornet but haven’t thought of a good enough excuse for the missus, to buy one, other than I have room for it ( maybe that’s a good enough reason )
  11. Cracking write up, looks like someone has put a lot of effort into that fox, to get it into a good shootable condition for you
  12. Looks like you have had a cracking walk out, they are some big old squizzles you have down your way ?
  13. Nice, I love a go at the geese ?
  14. Dam that’s an ugly rifle, I shoot a tikka T3 lite in .243 now and that is a very nice rifle but would swap it tomorrow for a sako finnlite 2 or a carbon wolf if they did away with that horrible pistol grip
  15. They are definitely pairing up around here, they have been calling for a few weeks now, I think the cold weather and snow has set them away, I’m out on the sheep farm at the weekend and will be taking the digital caller with me, try them mating call
  16. Ha ha, have you been checking my feeder on the boundaries ?
  17. I get like that, I’m grumpy if I’m cold, wet or hungry
  18. You will find if it fits you well it will shoot well ?
  19. Your best bet is to find one that fits, there’s plenty of second hand guns about for under £500 quid, if it fits well it will shoot well, remember it’s just two tubes, it’s all about the fit not the make ?
  20. Get at it, nothing messes up a good drive like a ginger, we had one run out on a drive on Saturday and we have a strict nothing on the ground rule, as there’s a lot of different abilities shooting, so then we have the customary abuse off the fox control lad ( me ) everyone joins in just to make me feel special
  21. That’s the one thing I really like about this shoot is the amount of kids that come, not just to beat but to shoot as well ( under supervision ) there’s not many kids about that you can get out the house in all weather at 6 in the morning, so we need to look after this lot
  22. Yeah, he is kept well out the way of the line, we have not managed to level anyone with a bird yet, but last year my guest did manage to drop a bird onto one of the shoot members new car, that will teach him not to walk to his peg
  23. It’s early days, we will work on the water retrieve on our next outing
  24. He a cracking little lad, polite, friendly and still light enough to chuck over a fence when a bird needs picking
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