Born Hunter
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HAHA, this site never fails to amaze me!
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Anti propaganda bullshit. Its purely to try to make hunters look like cowards. Utter bollocks! haha what a fecking joke.
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had a walk out on some old ground today
Born Hunter replied to jimmy100's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Nice write up! Looks good country for fox? -
Audi A4 2.0T! Seriously like em. But as has been said. Not really ideal if you want the car to smell nice! One night lamping with a few lads and my estate is ditched!!!
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Born Hunter replied to FightTheBan's topic in General Talk
Amber Heard on top gear the other week was a bit tasty. Looks like the sorta girl to get ya in a whole world of shit but be the time of your life untill then! Not that it makes any difference but shes a bean flicker anyway. As for the dogs, well I make a conscious effort not to remember them! -
Ive been thinking the same over the past month. Alot of billys laying dead on the roadside!
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Hells teeth! £900 is a bit steep! HOWEVER I could settle for a standard stock on the 77 untill I can afford a nice custom one. Thanks for the advice on the tele sights lads. Looks like Hawke are out the window. As it happens I have been looking at the 97 and I like the TH stocks alot, especially the very contoured custom ones. But if im getting a Weihrauch with a custom stock its just gotta be a 77. Simon, is there any reason you would choose a .22 over .177 based on accuracy? I know that the .22 pellet is as accurate as the .177 but beeing abit 'green' when it comes to decent spr
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If it was in .177 I would probably be having a good think about it. Thanks
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Just had a mooch about their website and the CS700 is exactly what Im after! Little less chunky compared to the CS800. Starting to get a good idea now, HW77K in .177 with that CS700 stock. Much appreciated
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Thanks for that link. Seems a good price but Its not really the type of thumbhole stock I like, It looks too much like the HW100 thumbhole and I really dont like that. First pic on link is the sort of thing I would be looking for http://f4bscale.worldonline.co.uk/compared.htm I have a bit better idea now, Im just going to have to get a few in the shoulder and see how they feel. Thanks fellas
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Hells teeth! £900 is a bit steep! HOWEVER I could settle for a standard stock on the 77 untill I can afford a nice custom one. Thanks for the advice on the tele sights lads. Looks like Hawke are out the window. As it happens I have been looking at the 97 and I like the TH stocks alot, especially the very contoured custom ones. But if im getting a Weihrauch with a custom stock its just gotta be a 77. Simon, is there any reason you would choose a .22 over .177 based on accuracy? I know that the .22 pellet is as accurate as the .177 but beeing abit 'green' when it comes to decent spr
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Thanks Andy I dont think there is much between the 2 rifles performance wise, if I can find a 77 with the stock I have in mind Im almost certain that will be the decision made. But with a standard sporter stock, Im edging towards the TX200. I like a rifle to look as good as its shoots!
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Ermmm, it was the Hawke Varmint II 3-12x44AO milldot jobby if that helps...
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Right then fellas Ive been out of this game for about 18 months now and its time to get back into it. My old gun that I had to sell (times were bloody hard) was a gorgeous and hellish accurate S410 classic with walnut thumbhole stock in .177 with a Varmint II scope. I loved it! This time round though Im going to take a step back and go for a springer/gas ram, I just like the thought of not having all the bollocks that comes with a pcp. Now, Ive got it down pretty much to 2 rifles -AA TX200 HC .177 walnut stock -HW77K .177 But also considering the Evolution with that lovely walnut
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We all act like cocks now and again, if ya can take it on the chin and get on with life your a bigger person than most.
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Alright, but just for the record I would have murdered ya... But yeh, a truce sounds safer.
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Unlucky for you, ive just had a new exhaust kit fitted to my scooby so you will hear me coming before Ive even crossed the border! Its like my WAR cry. You'll be eating your hagis through a straw when my fists of furry have finished, ya big scotch fanny! Seriously though, you on for this? Im getting a little scared.......
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The Selby it is! Ill be the one in trackies with the bull cross, You wont miss me! I can make the Midlands if you need time to train...
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you.... me.... outside..... NOW!!
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FFS GROW UP! jesus f*****g christ, its the f*****g internet!
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Cant argue with that
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thats the biggest point for me an one thats being missed by most here mate. some dogs i would like to think could do it in the end, but it aint sport, it aint neccessary, and its downright f***ing cruel, not to mention stupid. just hope there arent some young lads on here with big dogs thinking 'i bet ours can'. could all end in tears well said mate Well in that case, lets not hunt at all. Lets all turn veggy. Because hunting involves cruelty (depending on your definition). Is it cruel when wolves make a kill on a large stag? This is no different! It isnt neccessary to hunt rabbits
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Realistically, how many dogs are worked on big fast game week in week out and so develop the ability to bring down such beasts? Im talking regularly taking fallow bucks and bigger. Not many I should think. I would imagine that if a dog was to do it, it would have to be well experienced with knocking over big bucks and of course physical strength is gonna be a serious factor here. Cant be many dogs physically capable of dropping one, having the mental determination to do it AND have the experience of taking large fast game on a regular bassis! However, I do not believe it impossible and my life
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Where do I sign?
