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  1. Caprelous
    Ideal varmint round 22-250 exceptionally flat shooting also ideal for small species of deer inc Roe deer North of the border. but not South of the border but still legal on Muntjac and CWD 270 cal will tick all the boxes no matter where you go inc African game and wild boar. All with the matching bullets per quarry of coarse and all can be hand loaded accordingly.
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    Must have had its rear leg and tail shoved up its arse then Only thing I wasnt certain on was if it was 6mm or 8mm or 10mm rope I was certain it was blue though And where you had hocked it it wasnt a bowline and bite just a couple of half hitches it was 6 mm rope and wasnt bothered to much about my knots just glad to get it hung with only being myself and as for the back leg being up its arse it did nothing to the taste when the butcher brought back to me there was two nice haunchs in the pack pack along with roasts steaks and burgers By any chance you havent a few piccies of
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    Must have had its rear leg and tail shoved up its arse then Only thing I wasnt certain on was if it was 6mm or 8mm or 10mm rope I was certain it was blue though And where you had hocked it it wasnt a bowline and bite just a couple of half hitches
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    Looks like a three legged tailess Cervus Nippon and a dead one tied up with 6mm blue polypropylene rope to me but i might be wrong on the diam of the rope.
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    Eh??? so called deer expert the only wild examples are found on the Cumbria-Lancashire border from a small herd in woodland near Silverdale and Arnside is home to a small herd of very handsome Norwegian black fallow deer Those are not wild as you imply,they are a captivated herd at Levens Park and were introduced by the Bagott family. if any of those are escapees they are exactly that, which i very much doubt. When I used to live at Yealand Redmayne I used to see them regular and are Menil Fallow. as you say an introduced genus of the species They did originate from
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    I think you mean Roe and Red are the 2 indigenous species on our shores . Sika are Japanese. Ahhh So
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    Well I didnt no that 2 Ehh youlive and learn something every day I was always told the only indigenous species was Capreolus Capreolus. thanks for that.. Cheers Stu
  8. Caprelous
    I give you an offer to join a scheme in Scotland I cant do any more, the offer is still open.
  9. Caprelous
    OK IAN you can lock it again now and delete this last post of mine its sorted Sorry about that . Stu
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    Well Done that man Cheers Stu
  11. Caprelous
    Suger I have moved a folder in my photobucket account and the photo links been lost in this article. This was because I was doing further work on it for my own website where I am producing a PDF of it along with a thesis on Wildlife and Forest Management apologies to everyone who was referring to it. Note to IAN B If you open it up again for me to make the alterations I will sort it for you. Cheers Stu
  12. Caprelous
    Definitely a lump of Didgrow
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    The Clue in the photo is the adams apple and the line on its torso
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    Nice solid representative head well done. Cheers Stu
  15. Caprelous
    Its a Laugh its not Global warming thats causing sea levels to rise around the country its all the immigrant weight that pushing our tiny island into the earth crust we are sinking under the weight. Way we are importing them they will have to create higher doors on the Thames Barrier.
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    I reckon they borrowed this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QfzVeu8A4c
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    Definitely the guesses in my view.
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    Martin Clear your inbox mate I tried to send you a P.M and it bounced back at me. Cheers Stu
  19. Caprelous
    Not local but if you can get your but up to Scotland and are prepared to take part in a Wildlife Habitat improvement program both myself and my Stalking partner will take you out and teach you. both DSC2 qualified stalkers and my partner is also regional assessor for DMQ. Further details can be found in regard to the scheme by clicking on the reticule on my logo. access the forum page and register and log in you will learn either way. Cheers Stu
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    Book a paid day in with a stalker who would take you out individually would be the option to go if your really interested . Cheers Stu
  21. Caprelous
    it tells you the expiry date on the certificate If you look as to were the certificate number is on the same line of boxes it states Valid from and in the box next to it it states when to Cheers Stu
  22. Caprelous
    Derby tweed is as good as it gets carry a bum bag with a light weight poncho ,just in case it pours down saves getting through to the skin. Tweed dries quick though once the rain stops and its also relatively silent and blends in with the surroundings some tweed jackets like the Hucklecote for instance which i have do include a mid waterproof liner and are totally waterproof but are very expensive at £430.00 although i didnt pay that for mine as it was second hand , as for boots get yourself some Brasher Hillmaster superlites they are brilliant I have had mine now for 4 years and totally
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    I would suggest a fixed 7 power with the largest objective lens you can get away with on your particular rifle. anything greater than 7 x mag only stresses the human iris as it as much as a normal iris can cope with without placing under stress. I have a 4-10 variable pecar on my stalking rifles and they rarely get shunted up above 7 besides each magnification up increases movement at the poa and you tend to correct this movement to compensate which isnt good. Hope this helps Stu
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    Gaiters

    Caprelous replied to Irish's topic in General Talk

    Ex Army Canvas ones are good also the Highlander easy to put on but not completely noise free
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    some folk will nick out
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