cragman
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Everything posted by cragman
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So what size is it then?
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It could act as a good deterrent for the birds. I remember a guy doing an inland colony of black headed gulls once. They've never returned!! Neil, not necessarily. As with geese, the eggs take a good while to hatch, so to disturb the birds nesting season will disturb them for good this year.
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On his way out of a hen house by the looks of it. Excellent
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"Two little boys" by Rolf Harris, "Sun A Rise" by Rolf Harris and "Stairway To Heaven" by Rolf fuc*#g Harris!!
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I cycle, have done for years, but also being a driver, I'm mindful of other road users. My Lycra days are long gone, I stick to padded cycling shorts. When I used to wear Lycra, the first place people looked when I got off my bike was my crotch area, and I'm not bragging either!
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With Working in the countryside, I hate the hot weather. It brings out the dickheads and once a year visitors who leave all their crap behind, have dogs off their leads and think they can do as they please. Roll on winter. Rain on weekends is good for me as there's normally no shit come Monday morning.
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I've got some Recoil trousers coming tomorrow. I'll let you know what I think when I've used them a few times
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For anyone interested in the Ridgeline Roar or Recoil trousers, the inside leg measurement is 75cm on both
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It's for pulling the antis out of the shite
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Olhos D' Agua is nice in Portugal, beautiful beach and lots of decent eating places. Albufeira is a few miles away, where there's more to do. We love it
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Thanks
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Has anyone tried the Ridgeline Roar trouser? If so, what are your thoughts on performance etc. also, what inside leg do they do? I can't find anything to say what inside leg they are. The Ridgeline Pintail look ok as well. They have an adjustable hemline. Any comments fellas?
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For all those dads that aren't with us, you're in the thoughts of those you were dear to. Our kids one of them and he's missing seeing his beautiful granddaughter grow up. She's doing just fine
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That's a good find Ry. Don't see many never mind find a dead one. I'm sure one of the lads on here will take it off your hands. I used to do the same, lots of mammals, birds etc mixed in with the rabbits in the freezer
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Absolute nutters.
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Get yourself a good view point and stand still, the quarry tends to run round in large circles so no legging to be done most of the time
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Tattoos. Show Us Yours (Preferably) Hunting Related.
cragman replied to Gee111's topic in General Talk
I have one similar but with just a mask, whip, horn and the words "Hark Forrard" above. As in the Coniston badge -
A double glazing salesman I knew wiped his arse with a blokes tooth brush who'd just turned down a deal. He Thanked him for listening (through gritted teeth) then asked to use the bathroom before he left. End of the day it was, so his arse had sweated a pound or two as well! Dirty barsteward
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A salesman I knew once dropped a turd in someones laundry basket after failing to close out a deal! Another dropped several live rats through a neighbours letterbox when she was on holiday because she complained about him catching them and killing them.
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Stayed at a place that had a four poster bed like the one in the vid. Reet comfy
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I've heard next Tuesday at Boot church, 1pm I think
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He looks like Brian May with his Barnet shaved
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First class Cnut, he needs spading
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I'll echo those sentiments Wild Rover. I spent many hours in his company, around a beer tent normally. Legend in the lakes.
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A stink pit of sorts.
