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Welcome to the site SJ270 - I hope you can pass on some of your experience to some of us novices regards Andrew
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A picture would be a real treat Did it look ready to drop ? Andrew
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Nice pair of bucks ! That mod must be 18 inches long ! Andrew
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How To Deal With Roe Fawns In Meadows?
seprim replied to trenchfoot's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
Would they be bedded in the periphery of the fields or "just about anywhere" ? My guess is - go out with the farmer and do a walk round just prior to cutting, but I'm a novice and don't know for sure. Andrew -
nice one guys Andrew
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+1 Well done that young man Andrew
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Use photoshop, open the image in photoshop, then use the "save as" or "save for web" feature and it will save them as a .jpg and very much smaller file size, while maintaining the picture size. I can do one to show you the results - pm me if you like Andrew
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Yeah well done Matt - you had earned your place nice buck too - thanks for posting Andrew
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Try again mate - this computer lark is a learning curve for all of us Andrew
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Here Is A&somersets Version Of Aolq Back From Renewal Today
seprim replied to martin's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
Lawful authority to shoot - Vermin Lawful Authority to shoot - Deer The holder may possess, purchase or acquire expanding ammunition, or the missiles of such ammunition, in the calibres authorised by this certificate and use only in connection with: (a) the lawful shooting of deer ( the shooting of vermin or, in connection with the management of any estate, other wildlife; It seems the two are being treated as interchangeable in this context. Andrew -
Huge head mighty thanks for posting Andrew
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and your a fxcking liar i did ten year down the pits 13500 redundancy I did 7 years as an electrician and got £1,500.00 redundancy . . . . count yourself lucky
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Post of the year. +1 Andrew
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I've just seen Neil Kinnock on tv blame Arthur Scargill for the disaster that was the miners strike. ..........
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There was loads of work in the 80's I must have had 20 jobs from painter to hod carrier to tyre fitter to warehouseman to mail room assistant to bank clerk, you just had to move to where the work was at. Seems like you "notheNers" are a right self pitying lot to me . . . In the 19th century most the work was in the North, the mills and the collieries etc Southerners moved up to the north and worked there. Its just life my friend.
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The Unions had the country by the balls and they were stupid, greedy and selfish and had to be stopped. Scargill was the enemy, as were the unions. What the hell was he thinking?... that he could bully the elected representatives of the United Kingdom ? It was foolhardy at best. I worked with an ex miner (now a carpenter) and he said Scargill was on full pay for quite a few months during the strikes all the while asking his strikers to take nowt... chew on that.. . He was a sleazy unprincipled bar of soap. What gets me is those self richeous twits from up north think that all this happened to
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Well done Pete - good write up And well done Ben for getting him on two deer! Andrew
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Thx Hutchey
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Ah thanks for explaining that - makes sense. I have just signed up to do a DSC1 with Jelen Deer - My regular jaunt to dumfriesshire was scuppered for now, so i decided to use the money to get qualified. I just noticed a question on their interactive online question bank that reminded me of something you said while describing a high point of land on your permission - the fallow bucks like to make a stand, and the does come from all around. There was a question relating to that and I recalled what you said Thanks again for your wisdom Andrew
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Nice write-up! Can I ask why you are reluctant to take a Doe, isn't the season still open until March 31st ? regards Andrew
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Nice write-up Phil and great pics too keep em coming Andrew
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Went for a walkabout on one of sussex's permissions today and despite blanking the trip was an educational and refreshing morning, and a bloody good stalk-about We met at the obligatory pub car park about 5.30am and were straight off to the permission. Now, sunrise is about 06.19 hrs in this neck of the woods and we arrived at the permission at about 05.45 . . . the beginning of twilight - which means that the lighter areas like fields and open rides slowly become visible, and scannable with the binos before the wooded areas. A quick equipment check and we were off. Only, I was preoccupied w
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Here is a quote from the BBC report "Dr Dolman led a census of roe and muntjac deer populations across 234 sq km (90 sq miles) of woods and heathland in Breckland, East Anglia. The researchers drove more than 1,140 miles at night using thermal imaging cameras to spot deer and provide an accurate estimate of their true numbers." I don't think that is much at all. Seeing as the UK is 94,060 square miles....It seems they are overreaching a little to broad brush the UK with these stats - I'm not convinced it's a UK wide problem, an East Anglia problem maybe
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92lb and three legs heh thats a big un ! there is always next time for charlie thanks for posting sussex - always enjoy your write-ups Andrew
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I was thinking the exact same thing...
