MIK
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well if you know the difference between a crow rook and Jackdaw why didnt you spot them in the picture then feckin know all. His post is factually correct because some of those birds are crows.........maybe he should have entitled it "a morning on the crows, rooks and jackdaws" but it doesnt quite have the same ring to it does it ? No need to get shirty sweet cheeks so tell me how you can tell there are crows in the pic ....
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Triple beef I dont need to ask anyone the people I shoot with know there quarry and know there is a big differance between a crow a rook and a jackdaw .....you dont go to a rookery in the second week in May to shoot young crows......... so going by your theory if there was a pic of someone with a pile of magpies it would be factually correct to describe them as crows? as they are corvus the same as crows ,jackdaws and rooks
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ridgeline is worth the money
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shot over kayle in the snow ...no decoys infact no real skill as they were hungry and the farmer had lost over 12 acres ...pure vermin control crop protection ....we took 2000 to the game dealer over 2 days
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Wrong. Rooks are members of the crow family. So a morning shooting crows could involve any member of that family - carrion crows, rooks, jackdaws. Im not wrong ...if you catch a trout you dont say you caught a salmon although it is a member of the salmon family or if you catch a mink you dont call it a weasel although it is a member of the weasel family......... lazy quarry indetification by 3 beef imo
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They are invector plus chokes on a Winchester select ...I usually work 1/4 & 1/2 but only use that gun for driven days ...its the old bretta 303 I use every day its never let me down
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I bet you had loads of lads beating down your door to join that 11 acre field syndicate -
14 pinks 4 widgeon and of the mud and in tescos for breccie by 7.30
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The season is just around the corner and hopefully this season has as good numbers as in previous years over 60000 pinks last year ...has to be my favourite type of shooting out in the mud on a windy sunset or sunrise .and geese coming onto the fields shooting over deeks at first light being a close second
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I take it you will be on the basin?
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Beddy/whippet? they are more suited for fallow
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IMO with roe being the fastest animal in the UK there is no dog can catch one in day light ...maybe a track greyhound over a short distance
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It was a doe that lost a fawn when the silage was getting cut so maybe that brought her on quicker as its the only action I have seen
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the only pic I have is of the big red dog Jim that went down south
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Watched our biggest buck on the place all over a doe for 15 mins the other night
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A syndicate on 11 acres
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Some of them are Corvus corone are they not ? Why are they ?
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she is on the small side for me but she knocks them over although has struggled but she just get better and better and im looking forward to this season ...aye your right Max time flys the big lad is looking old in the face he will only be 7 next month but has done some miles ...he will not be used as much this season (easier said than done ) I will throw as much as I can into Fly ....im getting a bit grey myself but at least ive kept my looks ...deffinately not as young as I used to be that's me back and away to bed at 3.30..... sorting out some foxes as I have pheasant/patridge coming
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Arite mate I will pm you that number for the lad with the bull x
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North East where ?
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heres a pic to show the size difference compared to the big fella
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The bitch I kept has a good turn of pace ,plenty of wind and was a natural started like most of this stuff ...I hoped she would be a bit bigger but deals with it no probs ...didn't put as much into her as id hoped but had a lot of lads up so gave there dogs some graft ....but this season she will get plenty throwen at her ...from what im hearing all the litter have had a very good first season . Heres her at 10 months old
