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Squirrel_Basher

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  1. All that bollocks a while back about doing the correct courses for deer handling and your now selling them for notes with no red offal for vet inspection ,kindneys at least .You see Vim pretenders are easily found out by ramblings at a later date .Maybe you should set up a past post reader in your personal planner .Poacher ,cowboy for definate .No more lecturing anyone as you aint in a position to do so .
  2. Nice one mate .I reckon you have cracked it.They were in a white box which got wet and broke up .Might try them when the wins run out .
  3. Having studied the lot ,all 50 ,they are all stamped .243 norma on the base .No military marks at all .Anybody want them ?PM me .
  4. Serves the twat right .Should of cancelled his firearms too .
  5. Dont stop now Martin ,your on a roll .lol. Black lab -Thats the trouble with the .22 hornet mate but used properly ,its more than enough gun .
  6. Not sure what the table cloth is for though ?lol.
  7. Another this morning .Happens every year but heres hoping that was the breeding pair !
  8. .243 fmjs are available but .....not for military use Well ,dont wish to critisise anyone but these are through an ex para and he used them in the forces .So can i use or not .lol.
  9. Sitting in a high seat the other day in a wood ,the bird life went deathly quiet and a spar came through very fast and low through thick cover .Got to admire them .
  10. Why not? .Owls are bomb proof as long as you feed them regular .Had many an owl so no snide remarks .To start with a hawk or falcon,without any knowledge would be wrong so in my book the lad has done right .You can learn a lot from an owl without putting yourself or the bird in danger . Owls respond quickly to a cut down in food unlike a stubborn hawk that will nearly die rather than feed off the fist .Just my first hand experience ,take it or leave it .I used to fly a little owl at lob worms so i must of done something right .lol.
  11. Only time i went out with a harris ,he fed up on mice that he saw before he got to any rabbits lamped so yes thier eyes are better than ours .
  12. Out with the dogs today and saw a merlin tail chasing a lark .Brilliant .The lark tried to maintain the higher ground but the falcon ,just like a spitfire , kept back summersaulted to get even higher .The merlin folded for a swoop but the lark evaded last minute with a what looked like a mid air stall .Breathtaking really .The conclusion i never got to see as they went over the horizon .Very fast predator against a worthy ,thinking prey .No pics unfortunately .
  13. Perspective lads ,perspective .Fresh foxes in artificials ,short drains will often bolt before dog has made contact so no achievement for the dog just mild work.We have had them out many a time with drain rods . .Foxes put in drains however can be the real devil incarnate especilly for a killing dog that cant get purchase on the sides to press home .A good strong dog will work,push his fox to the end where it can be dealt with.However, credit to the lads for using the border ,plummers for fox work when its very easy to use a tried and tested black strain .
  14. Been asked this a few times too, but there it is on the right ! Apparently they are amour piercing rounds but not confirmed
  15. Careful nuturing mate and plenty of fox control
  16. As thread says ,ive been given 50 f.m.j's in 243 and im dubious as to whether they will go through my tikka t3 as they appear to be brass coated?Curious really . Obviously military so no questions as to origin please.What twist are military rifles in 243 .Anyone? .
  17. Nice choice of rifle there mate ,what all the best roe stalkers are using .lol.
  18. Thursdays and Fridays bag for the dealer! Anybody rotate this twice clockwise please?
  19. Good on you for posting about a not so good outing but it ended well mate .Lesson learnt
  20. Called in to see a farmer yesterday on the way home and asked about the deer situation.Loads about so today i tried the place and he wasnt wrong .Walked up a long trck and into his top fields where they are usually to be found .Through the last gateway on the lane ,i could see and pair of does ,mature and a follower .Only about 50 yards off so on sticks a bit sharpish and dropped the old girl .The follower ran into the field a bit and looked back like they do and she joined the other in the bag .Onwards and started seeing more and more deer. The second pair to end up in the bag were sat
  21. That pic is very typical of Wiltshire mate .Very flat ,small fields and overgrown hedges ,perfect roe habitat .
  22. Ive been storing a few deer in the lockup over night recently just to chill them down before they go to the dealer and i noticed the signs of a rat coming under the door .You know ,the shiney mark on the concrete ,footprints and a tail drag in a bit of spilt blood .Well today he met his match in the form of a well placed fen .No need to cover here as its in doors so i placed it beneath one of the hanging deer .Went to get a bite to eat and came back to fetch the kit for tomorrows stalk and found a decent sized rodent perfectly killed in the fen ,less than 20 minutes since setting .This rat tr
  23. Abso-firkin-lutely!!!" The large estates will keep the prices high, they care little about the deer welfare and more about the pound notes.....Shame. Its the hind cull that needs to be cheap as chips .The stags matter not in the scheme of things .........................Shame.
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