davyt63
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nice shooting buddy & pics, plus its good to see a dead magpie
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you will indeed after you read sunday's post,when i put up
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well done buddy, and nice to see your young getting out with you. nice read too regards davy
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a 100% improvement on the last project well done buddy
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i would do them again!!!
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hi stealthy nice shooting buddy, and enjoyed the read & pic.dont know about the text and cooling the beer, i hope your txt reply went " no its ok love i would rather stay! in the field! than have a few beer's!!!" was out again today and charlie and i done well, will post it sunday deadly as ever stealthy regards davy
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tanks lads i am sat in a field just starting lamping so the numbers are looking good as well from this afternoon will update sunday regards davy
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Hi every one took the AAS410K .22 out friday I went to my nearest permission on {Friday} and when I got there, there was a contractor cutting the grass, so I decided to go across the road where I have a verbal permission and to see what was about. After getting set up and cut away at some branches which obstructed my view, to give my self a clear shot of what was going to present it’s self. I noticed one cow was watching my movements and was curious of what was moving so it decided to investigate, and then the others followed. And this went on four 45 minutes before I lost in the batt
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argh!! f**k this im going shooting !!!
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i knew there was a reason why we hate!! the french so much? Myxomatosis was unintentionally introduced to France by the bacteriologist Dr. Paul Armand Delille, following his use of the virus to rid his private estate of rabbits in June 1952 (controversially, he inoculated two of the rabbits on his land). Within four months the virus had spread 50 km; Armand suspected this was due to poachers taking infected rabbits from his estate. By 1954, 90% of the wild rabbits in France were dead. The disease spread throughout Europe. It reached the UK in 1953, apparently without human action regards
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nice shooting lads, i tink the reason that there is not much about. the bunnie at the bottom of the pic looks like its mixed up well done regards davy
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first of all you need the paper work so have a look at this link http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...showtopic=40744 and secondly you will need insurance and you need to knock on some doors,it is not gonna happen straight away? but also try these place's industrial estate business park hotels golf course horse paddocks cemeteries crematorium manor house's football fields rugby clubs local tip and of the odd farm just get all the addresses and send loads of letters asking for permission and don't forget to put a copy of your insurance and a stamped address
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that's brill ,it reminds me of my younger day's { the skating}
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NAME & SHAME this person!!!
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in the voice of nelson of the simpson's I GOT SOME MORE NOW HA HA you snooze you loose arron
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not another fooking poll, will you 2 stop ALREADY!!! 177 [ 12 ] [52.17%] you know it makes sense!!!
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yes please!! sean
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what was your "mouth" doing so close!! to his fly's ,and you swallowed? i think i better invite you guys to moonlight valley
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well done lads and a nice read happy hunting davy
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every time i see a car parked like "that",a female!! gets out of the drivers side
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i see your still bagging there stealthy,deadly as ever well done buddy
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i hope not i hate the fat f***k
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lets hope you dont get alot of snow!! then , or your "dog" will be avin smoothies!! looks good though
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i called my first!! dog "BULLSEYE" because he hit the spot!!!
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hi jasper i have a 10ltr bottle its test last five years, then a visual check every two i tink.if he is selling them for £ 25.00 each i wonder!! why? i spent £125.00 on mine last year . more about the dates look here which scuba1 has posted http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...showtopic=95354 and answer to your PCP question is HW100KTS .177 the most accurate air rifle in the world? regards Davy