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  1. woodman
    I am referrng to the history that made this slight on the common man possible
  2. woodman
    How did the common man poach pheasant they were not introduced to the British Isles till mid 14th century.
  3. woodman
    Because if he is in bed hopefully he will send the wife in her nightie
  4. woodman
    Aye....that's bollocks Why?
  5. woodman
    Why do you consider it not right?
  6. woodman
    how do they own the land,because they bought it from someone who bought it from someone etc,etc,etc who originally either drove off any inhabitants who hunted it and worked it or claimed it as theirs and all the creatures there in.Basically it was stolen away from the common man who then stopped being self sufficient and became a serf at the owners bidding.often not being allowed to hunt. Any thoughts anyone
  7. woodman
    -How does poaching occur on your land? someone takes the bunnies -What do you find to be the best defense against Poachers? hide
  8. woodman
    Looks like an excellent piece of work.Well done
  9. woodman
    I am glad he had a good days ferreting,always worth remembering
  10. woodman
    All the best to you too chicken_man
  11. woodman
    Never to old to learn.It is what you do once you have learned it that counts .
  12. woodman
    It is never to late to enjoy the companionship of ferrets.As for good,treat them right and they will work well for you,as you obviously found out
  13. woodman
    no stove alight stove alight winter visitor to my tent whom i fed persistent little fellow fed him too below.can not remember if i took this before or after the snow. but it would be fair to say i had a marvelous time
  14. woodman
    Amazing photography.You obviously have the eye for it and the skill set.
  15. woodman
    thank you.Some TLC goes along way with ferrets.
  16. woodman
    As i have stated in one of my previous posts (about the three men drinking and lamping with a gun,which duly attracted the attention of the police) i always hunt alone,therefore only being responsible for my own actions.resulting in virtually no spoiled strolls at night.
  17. woodman
    A lot to be said for hunting alone.
  18. woodman
    Great link,very informative,would mark as, like this,but apparently i have reached my quota of positive votes for the day.How many am i allowed?this is the message (You have reached your quota of positive votes for the day)
  19. woodman
    Great link,very informative,would mark as, like this but apparently i have reached my quota of positive votes for the day.How many am i allowed?this is the message (You have reached your quota of positive votes for the day)
  20. woodman
    Nice post about a nice day,well done
  21. woodman
    Here are the gentlehobs this is,i don;t care this is,i don;t care either
  22. woodman
    The fact it had a bipod was a bonus because of how much it weighed.
  23. woodman
    Could be,though i had an air ranger with a thumbhole stock for about two weeks before i traded it,With the lighthunter the weight is also a plus,i like the fact it is light.
  24. woodman
    Good tip
  25. woodman
    Yes exactly it all adds to the learning curve
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