Taking feather

[freelance 448]

that last photo is a cracker "fuzzy rules"

David Bailey i am not !

[paulf 820]

them pis look like they were taken in my back garden ,dead plants and half a sweeping brush lol

[freelance 448]

them pis look like they were taken in my back garden ,dead plants and half a sweeping brush lol

Am no Alan Titchmarsh either !

[TOMO 27,412]

Now poacher put one up,,, here's another odd in this pic,

 

 

And another not so many here,, but you can see our home made carriers we had mad up for the job,, you could get 10 or 12 on each side, making around 20 - 25 on each carrier I'm fecking young in this pic..lol

 

 

 

Edited October 28, 2012 by TOMO

[poacher3161 1,766]

Nice flirter in the first pic them fully mods were deadly quite.

[Lab 10,979]

lost nearly 50 this night not due to having a dog not that i gave a feck as they were plenty to go at and the c**ts that were keepers deserved every thing they got.

i think we know who the c**t is!!!!

[gamerooster 1,179]

lost nearly 50 this night not due to having a dog not that i gave a feck as they were plenty to go at and the c**ts that were keepers deserved every thing they got.

i think we know who the c**t is!!!!

 

YOU!!!

[Lab 10,979]

lost nearly 50 this night not due to having a dog not that i gave a feck as they were plenty to go at and the c**ts that were keepers deserved every thing they got.

i think we know who the c**t is!!!!

 

YOU!!!

be quiet boy!!!!

[gamerooster 1,179]

lost nearly 50 this night not due to having a dog not that i gave a feck as they were plenty to go at and the c**ts that were keepers deserved every thing they got.

i think we know who the c**t is!!!!

 

YOU!!!

be quiet boy!!!!

 

Listen old man, if you don't want to see pictures of dead pheasants, don't come on a topic named 'Taking feather'!!! Each to there own and all that, at the end of the day, its not like keepers have to work hard to get these bird's to maturity

[RossM 8,149]

lost nearly 50 this night not due to having a dog not that i gave a feck as they were plenty to go at and the c**ts that were keepers deserved every thing they got.

i think we know who the c**t is!!!!

 

YOU!!!

be quiet boy!!!!

 

Listen old man, if you don't want to see pictures of dead pheasants, don't come on a topic named 'Taking feather'!!! Each to there own and all that, at the end of the day, its not like keepers have to work hard to get these bird's to maturity

 

Gently, gently now, don't strike just yet!!

[Lab 10,979]

lost nearly 50 this night not due to having a dog not that i gave a feck as they were plenty to go at and the c**ts that were keepers deserved every thing they got.

i think we know who the c**t is!!!!

 

YOU!!!

be quiet boy!!!!

 

Listen old man, if you don't want to see pictures of dead pheasants, don't come on a topic named 'Taking feather'!!! Each to there own and all that, at the end of the day, its not like keepers have to work hard to get these bird's to maturity

as per usual we have moved from "one for the pot" to full blown theft. Take what's coming too you if you do it!!!

[Ideation 8,216]

Is it really taking feather with a dog if you are shooting them?

[boyo 1,398]

1x colliex greys no prob with them

 

 

bird youlle have lab spitting featheres when he sees this lol.

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Feckin lightweights the lot of you, my teckel takes "proper" birds. Struggles a bit on the retrieve though !!

[brambles 3,326]

I've got a 3/4gh x 1/4 beardie she has been a great taker of feather be it duck pheasant or the taking of woodcock on the lamp, and her knack of finding nests is uncanny but this normally results in the hen bird being brought back to hand aswell, for me the taking of feather is a must in an allrounder.