been preety quiet the last week

[dav105e 3]

been going on my permission where i work and the bunnies have not been showing much, found out today someone has been going on there with ferrets without permission, cant wait to see them cos i know who it is. the muppet has been selling the rabbits down the pub and the butchers.

[Alexisrouzee 6]

been going on my permission where i work and the bunnies have not been showing much, found out today someone has been going on there with ferrets without permission, cant wait to see them cos i know who it is. the muppet has been selling the rabbits down the pub and the butchers.

thats a bit naughty?? is there anything you can do about that? (legally of course)

[dav105e 3]

yeah wait for him and shoot him up the arse lol

[Alexisrouzee 6]

:clapper:

[JackReid 35]

Hmm who's land is it? Maybe say you saw someone there? Who knows. Maybe just wait until you bump into them and just say its best if they dont come back again. Its quiet with my permission aswell at the moment mate, maybe its a combination of the weather and the ferret. Hope it sorts itself out!

Jack

Edited February 2, 2010 by JackReid

[shootist 0]

It's been very quiet on my shooting land for bunnies too. My AAS200 has only had woodies and corvids recently. So I decided to take out the SPIII for a bit of roost shooting instead, which was much more productive and good fun.

[Alexisrouzee 6]

So I decided to take out the SPIII for a bit of roost shooting instead,

i had a beretta 687 when i used to do a bit of rough shooting, they are beautifully made arnt they, a joy to use!!

good hunting bud

[Lee85 44]

Hardly any rabbits what so ever on my permission and i've not shot one in months, i know the farmer has a dog and ferret guy aswell so i suppose theyve done a good job but not for the airgunner.

[shootist 0]

i had a beretta 687 when i used to do a bit of rough shooting, they are beautifully made arnt they, a joy to use!!

good hunting bud

 

They certainly are mate. First I had a Beretta Urika* semi-auto, which was a brilliant gun (especially for hide shooting) but at the time wanted something of an all-rounder. So I sold it and bought a Silver Pigeon Sporting for game, rough and clays, upgrading last year to the SPIII as the Sporting was a little heavy for lugging around a muddy field all day. It's the best gun I've owned, light as a feather and beautifully made like you say.

 

*The Beretta Urika is the gun in my avatar pic.

Edited February 4, 2010 by shootist