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Heres my idiot! deciding to have a wee BEFORE bringing me the pigeon!

and is it reasonably simple to use?

thanks for the replies chaps, but no mention of whether or not its a good price????

Hi all, pretty new to photography and need some advice. Have been looking for a half decent camera for wildlife/ landscape shots without breaking the bank. A used (but in excellent condition) Canon 400D 18-55mm kit has come up for sale for £230...... is this a good price for this camera? Is this a decent camera for a novice? Is it able to take good quality pictures? Any help appreciated, thanks in advance. Mark.

totally agree, not enough hare to do any significant damage to crops round me so i leave em. Like watching them to be fair.

Go for a Lanber mate, outstanding gun for the money. I bought mine, a used Lanber sporter 28" multi choke with 5 extra chokes for £350. Last week went out with my mate, same field he shot 26 with his £1800 beretta, i shot 106 with the Lanber

:lol: your right there mate You're almost right too haha nearly p1sssed myself!

A self employed English Teacher?!

No is the short answer. Pigeons dont coo when feeding.

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Get the most expensive 'cobalt' bit you can mate. Ive just drilled over 200 7mm holes in 3mm stainless and only used 3 drill bits.'

Never send a dog for live crows/rooks they bite back! Dog could lose an eye. Also 'beware' Crows are clever gits, they sometimes play dead until the dog picks them so i never send my dog for them even if they look dead.

I've been out for the past 3 saturday eves: 1st time = 8 2nd time = 8 yesterday = 12 + 2 crows so i reckon 10 is about average for me.

ive just bought one of these mate, well worth the money! Brand new £16 all in. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Classic-Game-Fishing-Bag-Hardwear-Large-/400271017703?pt=UK_SportingGoods_FishingAcces_RL&hash=item5d320306e7