J Darcy
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Where is the best stalking you have bought? not only for price but for value...cheers...JD
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WAF..no matter how localised a particular bird is they can be found throughout the UK.....abliet in small numbers, but still...you never know....
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could it be a montagus?... i would put my coin on harrier......
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The tax people have had "talks" with Ebay and they are hoping to come to some sort of arrangement....so guys..please be careful out there...dont forget, if they find any descrepencies they can go back 7 years in bank details etc....all the best...JD
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feed the chick dog food through a shringe (needle off of course)...also mashed bananas and baked beans squeezed out of their skin...i have reared a great many birds on dog food...
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pheasant egg that is lighter than average...
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which is faster or harder to catch
J Darcy replied to rob reynolds uk's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
hi bog-blocker...3/4 grown are easier IMHO due to the fact that they are dumber than full grown ones....i dont beleive they can twist any better than an older rabbit.... -
nice to hear an owner pleased with his charge,,,,cant beat a good enterer
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welcome and please feel free to participate in the forums....JD
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Yes Stabs, during the formative years that the wholedigging game floursiehed in, the 70's, many places were worked with dogs doubled up. This was purely done to, i guess, get a result. Probably the one dog couldnt do its job, so another was fired in, and so on....that was way of life back then.....i too have the compalation and its a bloody good read...several family members in there too... ..some good reads from the 's!....JD
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The fact of the matter is, its hard to find a terrier that could be classed as a good dog to ground, i.e, dug to every week, one hole(most of the time) and not scared to stand its ground if nessesary....but to find a white one is even harder....IMO... BUT they do, invariably, exist...thats for sure...JD
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a bit like yourself "pudding-boy"....your diet is far too rich.,..i can tell thee
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good gun, but i would only ever shoot field target trophy through it...
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just how do these scum continue...lets find them and teach them a lesson they will never forget....
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neck shot with a .243....a very sporting stalk i can tell thee!
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nobbled this little fella a while earlier too...
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WAF you are absolutely correct.....wildlife thrives on neglect and these so-called "managed" woodlands are sterile....
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now, now wireviz....jealousy will get you nowhere!! :11: :11: just cos your the queen messer
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got lucky this morning and managed to drop this beauty... low neck shot from (guess) 100 yards (ish)...on some of my extensive permission.....
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she likes you out of the way so i can pop up and pop it in
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white throat...looks like dark hair lining the nest...BUT.....looks more like a lesser....
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Tom, you are quite right to say it is illegal to hutn in the UK with a bow...luckliy for me i have travelled and messed about with them....in depth......bowhunting is a sport that requires a great degree of skill and fieldcraft. It is one of the best things i have ever done in my life....and i can honestly say that shooting a bow taught me alot....when an arrow leaves a bow it doesnt shoot straight, but flexes wildly like a fishes tail.....you need to tune the bow AND each individual arrow to be able to do good shots....i could regularly hit a coke can at 20 yards....and a rabbit sized target
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well done Trev....