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  1. gouldy257
    take it nobody has heard of this gun?? lol like this comment if you haven't a clue about the gun so a can go from it
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    going away ones,, maybe am a quick follower through that's how am hitting fast ones, then i might be stopping to slow down on the far out ones its a learning process gona spend more time on far out ones see if a can fix where am going wrong and ill get somebody behind me as you said good tip that
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    don't come across to cocky,, be polite you'll get on grand
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    well bred dog that mate
  5. gouldy257
    hehe
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    if you scatter barley straw it fluffs up when it gets wet they'll pick at it keeps them occupied,, keep water at drinkers birds tend to follow shucks an rivers on if they are left to drink at them,,, if you buy aniseed oil and mix in with your feeding the birds smell it and will come for miles into it then when there feeding well you don't need your oil then keep plenty of hoppers at start then you can reduce down on hoppers that aren't been really used best of luck what breed did he let out???
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    16 months you'll not go far wrong if he's gona do it hell do it,,,, don't waste to much time schooling him
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    don't mean to be cheeky but why would you want a terrier at rabbits?,, your just going to wreck him... get your self a ferret,, keep the terrier for foxes iv use him for bushing too young for fox don't mean to be cheeky but why would you want a terrier at rabbits?,, your just going to wreck him... get your self a ferret,, keep the terrier for foxes I no he to young lol give him time don't encourage him on rabbits he'll be a time waster ya wont want that
  9. gouldy257
    don't mean to be cheeky but why would you want a terrier at rabbits?,, your just going to wreck him... get your self a ferret,, keep the terrier for foxes
  10. gouldy257
    so what was in the hole?
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    I've recently started shooting clays quite alot i shoot eleys Olympic 28gm I've plenty of faith in them. when shooting them i can dust them 20 to 30 yards no bother at all but once i let them out 40 yards plus (when there slowing down) but i can't seem to touch them at that distance do you just follow through something the same or do you lead or what its mind baffling for me as more experienced men can lift my gun and break them further out with the same cartridges,,,, so its not the pattern what am i doing wrong please??
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    the piss bag of that The piss bag will have run through the meat if it was bust,,,,,, DON'T eat it lol
  13. gouldy257
    retriever cross 3 generations ago lol hes well shaped now lol
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    got this dog at start of season,, he's well impressed me will look forward to getting a litter of pups from him
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    my dog got a well deserved point... got a very good hunt of this bird,,, had a new gunman we me that day that hadn't seen much hunting he loved it his adrenalin bate him he missed it
  16. gouldy257
    its a silly F Ucker :lol: hahaha good 2 see mate
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    totally agree, hence the reason I went out last night even though it was quite bright. But honestly, I couldn't even walk on some parts of the field without sinking over my boots. With only a month or so left of the season I wouldn't be waiting for perfect conditions, but I'm just not convinced it would be beneficial to be chasing and losing rabbits that would normally be caught. I know it'd get the dog fitter in the long run, but it's not going to do much for confidence. it'll make her hungrier.. get her out at them just don't stay out as long as you usually would be, tiring on
  18. gouldy257
    very nice dogs mate.. hope they do well for you you'll be at a few shows we them you'll clear up
  19. gouldy257
    if you've got access to a ferret and some purse nets head out to a borrow or so get a few rabbits and bag them.. head to a big open green field and take a rabbit out the bag and let the pup see it and drop the rabbit and let it run 15 yards then slip your lurcher and let it get its kill.. then do same under lamp at night hell soon click on if he's any kind of a lurcher then stick to walking into squatters till they get up hell get on to it ATB
  20. gouldy257
    thanks lads
  21. gouldy257
    thanks lads alot of useful information here ill take note and put it to use see how i get on will update yous later sure
  22. gouldy257
    that's good to hear what type of pheasants do you rear and what do you feed mate just starting out on my own am after tips could do we tips cheers
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    that's a clinker :clapper: what breed of a pheasants is that can anybody tell me?? lol
  24. gouldy257
    there's plenty of high wind-bushes where the deer seem to emerging out off. but out the back of it is open heather which runs to a planting e.g fir trees but its all rushy fields around that then as were the green fields are there's plenty of sheep grazing there so prevents the deer heading there.. other places iv been to is plantings an green fields around but I've been stalking there but don't seem to being many deer around it but there's deer around plenty of signs and what not i would like to help get the numbers up and running therefore if i could get a good stalk when I'm out i wou
  25. gouldy257
    I've recently purchased a new a612 cant wait to lift it and get out for a shot with it .. has any of yous owned one recently or still have one? whats your views on them is it a good buy or not? i'll look forward to hearing from yous cheers mates
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