paulus
-
Content Count
33,296 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
67
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Articles
Gun Dealer's and Fieldsports Shop's
Reloading Room
Blogs
Calendar
Store
Classifieds
Everything posted by paulus
-
it already is
-
this needs to be publicised everywhere
-
Starting Dog Pre Ban With No Pilot
paulus replied to South hams hunter's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
there getting wiser -
most of the cheap atomisers are top burning go for a bottom burning atomiser with a good variable battery and keep the faith
-
any white politician would have been sacked
-
Starting Dog Pre Ban With No Pilot
paulus replied to South hams hunter's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
use auto pilot -
Need Advice On 11 Year Old Cross Patterdale
paulus replied to Fennster16's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
grasping at straws will only prolong the inevitable and it will do you or the dog no good, harsh i know but do right by the dog and yourself, -
on here?
-
only the brave
-
i said that
-
as the add says a mate of mine is after a pup but it must be leggy and rough coated, to be used as a stalking companion
-
Scotland Tam Parker Memorial Show
paulus replied to events co-ordinator's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
good luck with the show and i hope you have a cracking day -
You sarcastic barsteward Cheers, D. hes qwackers
-
I'm chuffed they seem to work well. How much do you pay for Remingtons? 6.99 for a box of 100
-
the main difference between Remington and Winchester comes when shooting live quarry Remington are 38grn and are a harder round than the 40grn Winchester so do not expand the same, but as long as you hit the boiler room or head they perform flawlessly, when despatching wounded livestock i have had Winchesters bounce off the head at 3 feet or less as they expand that rapidly due to there soft composition where as Remington just go right through, when hare shooting once i shot one but when i went to pick it up i found another that i had not seen in the rough behind the first that had also been k
-
insurance with SACS through this site joining now and renewing in december/jan will be less than twenty quid or less than 10p per day,
-
its not a nest its a raft
-
ye of little faith cheap and cheerful does not always mean there crap
-
ats and quickfit have racks full
-
None of that seemed to go down too well with those interviewed, did it? Hardly f**king surprising either. one assumes combat stress are not to happy with the situation either but unless capital is found from either the public or dare i say the private sector then nothing will move forward this is why the government is unlikely to recognise the problems with ptsd stem from service as they would then become responsible. there happy with the muddy water situation that exists with service and mental health issues. slightly off a tangent but the situation is no better with non service vulnerab
-
I do not know mate. I have never asked him about his situation before. I just know he is not financially secure this year to get his insurance. I do know he has had family problems that left him skint. if he can afford carts for a shotty he can afford twenty quid for membership to SACS needs to get his priorities in order me thinks
-
there as tame as you like, but when you pick up a gun by Jesus do they change, strange there another bird you never truly see until you see, like starlings
-
lovely looking birds
-
i come across ptsd on a regular basis with my work as a caseworker for SSAFA, combat stress do very good work but they are limited by funding as treatment is not just a pill and your cured, it takes years to even start to understand each individual case, this all comes down to money as usual and all at the expense of the well-being of those affected. i see lads still having to travel from the Midlands to Scotland twice yearly to attend sessions with combat stress some of these have been suffering since the Falklands and in some cases before this.
-
thank god for people like "combat stress" who treat our hero`s