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    A free to attend Competence awareness day. http://www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk/showthread.php/51914-Competence-Awareness-Day-East-Kilbride-2nd-March-2013
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    Roger Norton you could not tell the truth if it smacked you in that weasel face of yours. LMFAO good night old fella.
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    I know how you feel stuart it must be an age thing
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    Stuart if you are correct then he has certainly got his facts wrong and should be very careful what he writes. Unlike me Roger takes a lot of money from the public purse from the FCS and they have invested heavily in the LDNS . If he has a vendetta against me fine but i believe he should keep it between me and himself and should make sure he portrays the truth . . But like your post your not sure of very much now are you.
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    That is a very large committee and i am sure will be thinned down to just 6-7 Then if the correct people are in place we should know what is going on from the out set. If not everything will be done behind the schemes and the looser will always be the deer stalkers on the ground. With regards what Roger Norton wrote about deer group that is a very damning report and one that needs looked into. If this is the way that groups are operating then it is disgraceful. As Roger knows well i have more than enough deer stalking available to me than any one really needs and have never minded sharing.Roge
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    nice and a real contrat in the snow
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    Good job of work Foxdropper and sounds like good weather to be out in.
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    +1 at foxdroppers post i have seen it a few times here we have some realy nasty fences on some of my good roe ground and we get that type of injury ps sound like you had a real good doo well done.
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    THE BULLET SHOCKING THE MEAT LOL
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    THATS BLOODY SHOCKING
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    Only got the bullet back a few times and normally big beasts but when you do its nice to know your bullet done what it was designed to do.
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    Thats not the place for a highseat to much public attention but i have plenty up in areas were they are safer
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    No worry there Martin they will be there when the time finnally comes .How you getting on mate you up about.
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    Roe deer so near yet so far got a new bit of ground just waiting for the paper work to come through as its close to roads and needs cleared .I was told it was on a chaps desk who view the ground with me. I phoned its still there and he will send when he comes back from his 3 week brake. lmfao and i looked over the field this morning and there they were seven teen roe. picture only has seven in. The road above is the [bANNED TEXT] MOTORWAY. FOX SITTING LAST WEEK WE LET IT OFF DEER
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    Mudman clean weight were i am from is always as the game dealer takes it torso only. But some leave head and legs on when weighing. but i have never heard of a clean weight described as only removing green graloch 68 lb clean is a big animal and more likely to have been a different species of deer eg fallow sika
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    Well Stuart the question was about deer groups and for some they are a good way to get into deer stalking in there local area. You don't want to be part of a group thats fine there are pros and cons in every thing we do, you get your stalking in other ways the ways i certainly do not agree with but thats just an opinion .Now lets face facts you were given stalking by a senior member of the SLDG who fully supports the deer group concept as do i. You then hand out the work you were meant to do to young Boys and then get every one to say your fantastic, Sadly you had the chance to Andrew Treadaw
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    Fox dropper if you had read it instead of putting up some retarded answer you would have read the joining fee cover the insurance now that is in the constitution.Sadly not all landowners know some one they can trust who is fully insured and has done all the necessary paper work to carry out deer management on there ground. Like wise not every potential deer stalker/ manager know how to get a foot up on the ladder. Stuart was with out ground and loosing more spent five years chasing a lev two the person he went cap in had to was in Scotland and is also a member of the SLDG. In fact he is one of
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    It would be an issue because we would not accept BASC insurance it dose not cover our members for teaching and the learning of others. The members are free to vote join or leave as they please no pressure at all its a good arrangement. Down stalking at Andy's tomorrow i will have a look at your hard work in the wood old yen.
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    You see Stuart you don't understand because this works in a different way. You join the group of deer stalkers from your own area.If you live in or around south lanarkshire like i do you join the SLDG if you live in West Lothian then you join that group and so on. The cost of joining the group has got nothing to do with shooting deer it puts you in a place were you can meet like minded people. The cost only covers you so that we can stay in an organisation to issue insurance. SLDG cost is £35 normally the cost of a pour syndicate place with lev 2 etc etc is 500+. If any members wants to be par
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    Stuart we have meetings twice a year and a web site conntact any one can enquire but i cannot pass out other members details that would not be correct. We are area specific so if some one wanted to come along they would need to be from the south lanarkshire area or with in a 10 k boundry over lap.
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    Beddy whip the group i am chairman of will stop at 20 as will the others it was recommend by RR of SNH so waiting might not be the answer but creating a group for your own area might.
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    The recent groups that have been set up in the central belt of Scotland did so because of the WANE BILL .They were able through the groups system to represent a large amount of the local deer managers and this gave them credibility. They also started an education system of there own and were able to offer Lev one DMQ at cost. The collaboration of the groups along with the support of the Barony collage resulted in a good number of members passing the Lev qualification . Educational days were put together for practice with experts for the governmental departments. These groups are the way forwar
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    The Stalker that's the the chap that later on in life got thrown out the cinema for standing on the seat. When he tried to explain he was told to stop arsing about. Some people happy new year and keep smiling.
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    tweed breeks
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