alimac
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click on your name and then the comments box, a list of names and time will come up on the right of the page.... well sent him a pm, if i dont like the replie or dont get one il put there handle on in BIG red letters
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if someone had veiwed your pofile a few times, and that member has been on here since nov 06, and has had no posts at all , would you like me smell a fu.king fudge packing anti ?????
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otc and co, i must agree, but you would be suprised how many people cant under stand simple instructions like chap up quiet walk slowly etc etc but a beating course is a piss take i certainly wouldnt take part , but if they get you on a estate and you manage to get 1000 acres of permission you would then think it was 60 notes well spent.. the shoot im on was not used for 33 years till we arrived and being in a big shooting area getting beaters was hard as they were all spoken for by other estates, i got in touch with nobs in the summer and now have a squad of 20 on most days plus pic
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feck me if yous are getting them prices you should be counting your lucky stars... prices up hear near enoungh to burnies, couldnt give 350 woodies to ANY game dealer from speyside to deeside (every one with in 100 mile of the estste said no ) i think its a feckin disgrace, makes me :sick: game dealers need tellin to someone in the food supplie chain must be
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yes they are good, there words were that if there asked a question they have to give it too you how it is in law, i was and most keepers etc round here were under the same impression as you... from what i gather from there first e mail its ok to load for someone as you said as they / you own the shooting rights on the said estate for that LET day,if its the lairds day, then him / her being the OWNER OF THE SHOOTING RIGHTS means that only they can accompany a none certificate holder with there gun... yet the keeper of the estate cant take someone out ferreting etc, because they only have PERMI
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compo, the situation came up when the firearms officer came out to do a shotgun certificate for my bosses wife, it was mentioned that i had had her out shooting a few clays and a bit of game.... his replie was that even though all my tickets ( sg and fac ) state that i can shoot anything on the estate as i have PERMISSION TO SHOOT but i would be breaking the law if i took her out with a shot gun ( or rifle) as i didnt OWN THE SHOOTING RIGHTS, I cant take my boss out stalking as again i dont own the stalking rights, even though my tickets states i can shoot deer on all parts of the estate.
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i think hatton is expecting a war, while f..kweather is expecting to go in there and wipe the floor, me thinks hes in for a shock, mayweather that is.. hope he gets fecked all over, even though hatton is a manc COME ON RICKY good excuse to get out lamping to kill some time before the fight
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yep your right, i think a million candle power light may give your position away, jokes aside, have a quick scan, walk in wind in your face, when you think your in slipping distance, lamp on , dog away
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get off ya high horse.. it was constructive, if you dont think it was then thats up to you, and as you replied to my answer a little shitty heres your answer its illegal to run foxs with a lurcher , unless your a lucky irish man ya plank
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the dogs ment to run after its quarry before it catchs it, not just jump of the lead and pounce on its back... you boys need to realise how lucky you are... i used to take my fair share on the lamp( pre ban) and at a guess id be lucky if 2 or 3 in 10 would come in to 50 odd yards..
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evening, as it says in thread title... just need to know what others think the law is regarding the situation i describe..the things that get brought up in the beaters wagon cheers
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you lads have it lucky over there in ireland.. but if your dog aint seeing a fox at that distance leeds me to believe it aint been out lamping rabbits nearly enough to have any confidence in taking it out on larger more important quarry.. not being arsey but i type what i think.. also id dear bet alot of folk on hear used to have on average slips that were a goog bit longer than 50 yards
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evening all, i would like to hear what others think the law is regarding a situation like the following a gamekeeper is asked by a beater who is just starting to get into country sports if it was possible to take them out for a hours ferreting, this person is employed in one of the fields that the police say a referre for your application needs, but does not hold a shotgun certificate, any way the keeper says yep no problem, the game cover at such and such a drive is getting hammered... monday comes and off the go, he gives him a lesson on shotgun safety on the clay trap then head off to b
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there seams to be one or two people posting on this thread that by there own words have said that foxing wasnt there cup of tea, didnt do it etc, but feel there up to dishing out the facts of foxing, so if these hare boys want to comment on stuff that dont bite back then get a thread goin on rabbits or hares.. saying a fox cant or doesnt bite collars of working lurchers is utter cows pish, as has been said and shown a fox dog that catchs its quarry at the first available chance is going to get its fox swinging around and taking hold , wether its its face, collar, leg , foot. and yes they w
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yep there certainly was jock.. any time mate, need to get you up to go to k,m
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cheers bud, but not the one
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evening there was a thread on here with a link to a google earth type site, which was along the lines of "have a look at your new / future ground" the particular site had my shoot on in very good detail, unlike google earth which is very poor... any one with any ideas??? figured my beaters cant get it wrong if i explain what to do with a aireal type photo of each drive.. although i could be wrong , lol thanks in advance
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nice loking dogs there mate what are they ? the black bitch is a half cross bull grey, the brindle dog is a half cross bull grey over a racey bitsa lurcher, he is standing about 27
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as the title says really, the other half was out with the camera, so thought id post a few happy huntin
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the last few years iv done dens with a one armed keeper.. never did get a dig but he could shoot well enough with just one
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looks like easy diggin
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flushed from whin banks with 3 beagle terrier cross and 5 fells
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flushing from cover mate
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yep it was a topper of a few days mate..
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second that,