stewie
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found this on my old phone of an sea eagle i saw in stockholm.........yes i no there speaking french lol its who i worked with at the time!!! shame i couldnt get more footage as it was circling for ages but by the time i got my phone it f****d off........... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZD5zSbxutc&feature=youtu.be
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he wont as he was sober as a judge all along......like i said in my first post on this thread.....its a shame it got cut down for whatever reason......as for all the other debates lol its not my fault you forgot sea eagles mainly eat FISH ya fanny lol
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like sitting in a house talking to folk on the internet sitting in another house about sitting in a house watching people sitting in a house..........no thanks.........
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9 times out of 10 id give you that mate...........but if the thread stayed on its original topic then its plain to see i wasnt winding him at all.............. IMHO it is a huge shame that nest got cut down...........and thats me stamping my foot down with a firm hand...........
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and thats shite to hear mate........is it keepered full time??? please dont take this the wrong way but thats a lot to lose!!...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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I'd say similar.......most that i know off probably do it to get there shooting for free, invite guests and then in turn get invited to there shoots. Shooting all year for nothing....canny be bad.. even the commercial shoots that have 60 odd days a year???
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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Yes i do....no point going to jail. Have to stick to the cd's, plastic owls and nets nowadays......... plus cheap radios from argos and a fluorescent strip light on the electric fence............
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if birds of prey are damaging shoots pockets all over the country mate, then why do they have days clearing up old birds and the end of every season........... You mean the cock day.......to clear up the cocks that will just f**k off and to give the beaters/ pickers up a day out and a thank you. Stop being an argumentative c**t cause you know fine well what thats all about ok yeah ill agree on that mate...........BUT ( ) to me if your shooting 200 plus cocks for a day then perhaps a boundary day or two after and the shoots shot its quota then surely theres plenty of birds on the gr
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now to me grouse are a totally different kettle of fish........they cant be reared and released by the billions each summer...........so yes i can understand that......... pheasants and partridge however can be and the amount taken by birds of prey in minimal compared to the number shot.......... back in the victorain ages when pheasants were reared under broody hens and it was genuinely a matter of job,food on the table, somewhere to live that a keeper kept the numbers of gamebirds up and predators down then yeah knock a few hook beaks out the equation.........but in 2013...........
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if birds of prey are damaging shoots pockets all over the country mate, then why do they have days clearing up old birds and the end of every season........... You mean the cock day.......to clear up the cocks that will just f**k off and to give the beaters/ pickers up a day out and a thank you. Stop being an argumentative c**t cause you know fine well what thats all about ok yeah ill agree on that mate...........BUT ( ) to me if your shooting 200 plus cocks for a day then perhaps a boundary day or two after and the shoots shot its quota then surely theres plenty of birds on the gr
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care to elaborate......... Get intae him Stewie,, get a beer doon yer neck and kick his heed in ! lol lol believe it or not mate i can have an opinion without a beer inside me.........
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if birds of prey are damaging shoots pockets all over the country mate, then why do they have days clearing up old birds and the end of every season........... You mean the cock day.......to clear up the cocks that will just f**k off and to give the beaters/ pickers up a day out and a thank you. Stop being an argumentative c**t cause you know fine well what thats all about ok yeah ill agree on that mate...........BUT ( ) to me if your shooting 200 plus cocks for a day then perhaps a boundary day or two after and the shoots shot its quota then surely theres plenty of birds on the gr
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