Caprelous
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Fed up of Jehovas Witnesses calling try this. Install one of these.
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http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/249255-deerstalking-dumfrieshire/page__pid__2643849?do=findComment&comment=2643849
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I have room for one more person to take out deerstalking on 21st to 24th June at no charge in Dumfrieshire In return the lucky applicant must assist with maintainance duties on the shoot. These involve helping other members cutting back bracken etc with brash cutter, in return myself and Regional assesor for DMQ Scotland will take out and teach you the art of stalking both early morning and evening on each day. This offer is only available to such persons who are keen on gaining entry into stalking but find they are financially impaired due to the economic climate. A caravan is
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Any calibre of rifle that is legal to do the job. With a surfiet of energy and weight that is specified by law for the species of deer you are going to shoot ,whether your quarry is in Scotland or England as the criteria on either side of the border is different, What is acceptable in Scotland is not acceptable in regard to roe deer for instance using smaller calibres and in England smaller centre fire rifles may only be used on Chineese water Deer and Muntjac whereas in scotland the smaller centre fires such as 222 or 22-250 are legal on Roe deer and more than proficient to cull Roe deer
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A good reply Matt. Stu
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See post http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/249253-exchange-program/page__pid__2639190?do=findComment&comment=2639190
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Recently Barony College in Dumfrieshire held an exchange program where hunters in the colleges in Sweden did an exchange with those in this Country. I was asked by Andrew Treadway to assist with taking 4 youngsters out stalking. Andrew is the South West Scotlands regional appointed assesor with DMQ and also my stalking partner in a wildlife and habitat management scheme we are running in Dumfrieshire. The group consisted of two lads and two young lasses on each outing deer was seen but circumstances over the weekend did not end up with a deer on the ground with certain mistakes made
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Thats a fantastic deal to anyone who resides in Cumbria. I searched the website however could not find any mention of it. Cheers Stu
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You have a returned P.M Cheers Stu
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Well done Foxdropper and nice to see Martins up and about again Good write up as well Cheers Stu
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the answer to that one is yes you can but its unusual for the bean tick to transfer over to humans from deer but most unlikely its the transfer is mostly done at the stage of its life cycle when they are nymphs . The tick usually attaches itself to a deer when its a nymphs sucks the blood and swells up to a bean tick with its jaws well and truly latched beneath its hosts skin and will live there for months whilst sucking warm blood. When the carcass cools after being shot the tick dosent have warm blood to feed on and withdraws its mouth parts from its host its at that stage it may transf
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Well done he was in a sad state. you wasnt thinking of eating it was you? a braver man than me. If you do give it to the Welsh Rugby Squad for a fortnight and get them to kick 10 bells out of it . Good write bye the way. Regards Stu
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As most of the other lads have said .243 is adequate with correct bullet weight combination and shot placement. Personally and this is my view I like a little more gun but as stated its adequate and also legally acceptable so it all comes down to if it suits you its a good one.
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Certainly a lot quicker now Ian much better. Must have been the nicker elastic over stretched Still not up to full speed though but could be server speed.though if you click on another topic it takes a while before it accepts the command to get onto it. Its a lot better though Cheers Stu
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The sites still running slow even after clearing my browser. Think it needs another wind up with the key. or another 50p in the slot. Has the nicker elastic brasted IAN
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What happened with the site crashing yesterday was is outside gremlins at work? or an internal thing? Cheers Stu
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From what I can gather also DMC courses are aimed at those who work in the forestry managent industry but still need to be up to speed with the content of standard devised by DMQ . See BDS link http://www.bds.org.uk/deer_management_course.html if you was an employed forestry ranger or involved in wildlife management for a forest company they would want you to go down the DMC route.
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Obviously you havent seen the sisters around here Matt they are that ugly they could fritten a police horse and it takes a lot to fritten a police horse, they are well trained. They always do well in the Egremont gurning comp though. thats why most lads used 6 finger gloves.
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Sad news indeed the last of the old Dubliners his musical talent with a banjo was a treasure to hear. His death saddens me greatly now that they have all gone i feel i have lost part of my life forever. R.I.P your fans still live on.
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Read the full content of this article we have just constructed one. http://deerstalking-uk.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=95 Cheers Stu
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Nice buck mate well done. It wont be so long now they will be changing from winter pelage to summer . Cheers Stu
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Our New Stalking Furum now gone Live
Caprelous replied to Caprelous's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
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My new larder/cutting room taking shape
Caprelous replied to martin's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
Hi Martin That looks the dogs doodas and should be able to keep it all bacteria free with those surfaces. I am impressed Regards Stu -
Anyone interested in Stalking please feel free to join us. http://www.deerstalk...Forum/index.php WWW.Deerstalking-uk.com Hope Ian dosent take offence me posting it here most lads participate in all the good forums and I am sure he will be made most welcome and anyone else who is into deer stalking related sports. Cheers Stuart
