franco56

I had a pop in a outdoor shop the other day (between wet and wild and whitley bay) to see what there hunting gear was like but cant remember where it is or what its called i found it by chance realy when i was coming home. but if any one in that area knows please let me know. the shop sells loads of diving equpment but has bullet guns and shot guns at the back so if you know please let me know. cheers

I want to be keeper and have looked into colleges offering courses but i cant afford the price they are charging for accomadation but my local college does a agricultural course. do some estates hire keepers with this qualification. i have helped out with freinds who do pheasent shooting by filling feeders, pest controle etc. so if i did the agriculture course would there be a chance of me being hired when applying bearing in mind i know how hard it is to come by a keeper job.oh and i dont care what kind of job it is even it means working as a underkeeper.

you seem to know your stuff mate will you be able to help me get my hands on a small terrier i am willing to pay strong money [bANNED TEXT] cheers [bANNED TEXT]

has any one on this site been to or go to bishop burton college as i have an interview in january to start next year and i want to know is there gamekeeper course any good cheers

well lads im planning on getting a new harris hawk female four months after mine was killed by yobbish dick heads. so i've just got a job and i will be looking for a bird within the next couple of weeks. i have missed walking the fields with a bird. so this week i will be out looking for a shed

any one know how much it will cost to get a harris hawk female stuffed

i would say the same thing mate mike at due north he's got them at excellent prices

does any one know if hawks take dust baths like wild birds do

cheers u see i have harris hawks but i saw it advertised in the local paper saying it came with shed and avairy so i went to have a look and the bloke who owned it didnt have a clue about them he was trapping his own rats god knows what poisons they could have picked he didnt even flie it he had no idea about the weight and he never had a proper glove all he used was a gardening glove so i decided to give the poor thing a chance and bought it. mind you he was sad to see it go because all he used it for was a pet but he didn't understand about the commitment.

i know this sounds strange for this sight talking about barn owls but i go my new barn owl tonight gave it some chicks and it hasn't touched them and the guy who i bought it off hasn't fead it today he used to feed it rats but isn't that a bit to big and expensive

could any one help me i want to be a keeper and need training i have tried collages but all are to far and to exspensive so i was hopeing someone could help me i have a shotgun liscence and shotgun so any offer or help will be apreciated (must be in county durham)

i have been told that a small drinking cup cone with maple syrup rubed round the inside with few bits of corn works as the pheasent pops its head in to get some food and gets the syrup stuck on the back of it's neck and doesnt move because it thinks it's stuck ive never tried but it would be a great laff to

i have been told that wild harris hawks sit on top of each other in the wild and there can be four birds or more sat on top of each other. is this true and are there any pitures of this cheers

cheers meight