ArchieHood
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Everything posted by ArchieHood
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you are right, but i want to read and look at the posts ,not comments on whether you should or shouldn't do this or that , if its legal, everyone should be happy
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flytie........ good thinking that man ,maybe the mods could pin something about pics, would cut out all this Jehovah talk
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try this its free www.fotosizer.com set mine to 640x480
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pics are a bit small mate
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well i got a new camera but ii dont like it as long as it does the job thata what counts The cameras fine its the operators lack of understanding thats the issue way to complicated for me sadly JUST PUSH THE BUTTON !!!!!!!
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well i got a new camera but ii dont like it as long as it does the job thata what counts
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some things are best kept mum :secret:
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the results in.............rook pie is rooking lovely, i recommend to anyone who shoots branchers to keep the breast and try it, you wont be disappointed
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hope you got a new camera kay i was just going to let you know that if you've had the camera under a year argos are duly bound to repair, replace, or refund you the product
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at least half a dozen jackdaws
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had a few over the weekend, took the breasts out for my mum to do a rook pie, will post the results !!
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nice one davy
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how did the rookies go woodga ?
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Rook Pie Ingredients 4 to 6 fledgling rooks* 1 pound (450 g) of beef chopped into one inch (2 cm) pieces 6 ounces (170 g) of butter Salt Pepper Puff Pastry *Fledgling rooks must be used - shot a few weeks after they have left the nest but before they fly. Older birds have a poor flavour. Rook Pie Cooking Method The rooks should be skinned and the backbones and insides removed. The rooks can then be cut into joints. Season the joints and steak with salt and pepper and fry in hot butter until nicely browned. Simmer the rook joints and beef in stock for two hours.
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nice shot kay ............ speckled wood?
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Why Is Life Funny -
Great morning with the 223 on rabbit
ArchieHood replied to trappa's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
trappa, you've nearly perfected the art of killing and gutting a rabbit simultaneously -
when my dogs been out beating sometimes his eyes swell from stingers so i give him a piriton ,but hes an adult dog not a pup so not sure
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well done jamie.good gun the s200
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ok,thats not a white dove
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good few hours by myself....
ArchieHood replied to jazz_11's topic in Rimfire, Centrefire & Shotguns
i think you need a bit more experience before anyone invites you out,from what i can gather from your post- its only the second time you've fired a shotgun you wandered off your permission and could have shot someone or been shot your shooting in a field of cows it doesn't exactly hold you in good stead does it. im not having a go, just an observation good luck -
Took a mate out for a Muntjac........
ArchieHood replied to martin's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
your mate did well,2 roe and an excuse to come back for another go at the muntjac -
A young family moved into a house next door to an empty plot. One day, a gang of building workers turned up to start building on the plot. The young family's 5-year-old daughter naturally took an interest in all the activity going on next door and started talking with the workers. She hung around and eventually the builders, all with hearts of gold, more or less adopted the little girl as a sort of project mascot. They chatted with her, let her sit with them while they had tea and lunch breaks, and gave her little jobs to do here and there to make her feel important.
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:welcomeani: to the site dave
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great pictures,its amazing whats about if you spend the time to look,well done