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Up at the shoot first thing this morning, bird scare tape up around the pens, elec fences on and tested, water on and drinkers tested and adjusted, water butts filled again over the piggeries, I had l

Well our first shoot of the year went well. It was cold but dry and a bit of sun appeared. Bag was 122 head comprising of 57 duck 56 pheasant 7 partridge and 2 pigeon. My own contribution wa

It’s been frosty the last couple of mornings, it’s very welcome , hopefully it will kill a few bugs . Unfortunately the Maize and cover crops don’t like it and they will soon be unviable as a drive .

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20 hours ago, Stavross said:

I use a night saber wraith laser ir and they are very good, they are variable power with the on/off switch on the tail cap, I’ve never had any problems with bounce back off the mod with the laser, I’ve got another one, a PBIR laser if he wants to borrow one to see what it’s like with a laser ir before he parts with his hard earned 

Hes now bought a Black Sun Dark Engine ID on David's advice.

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2 hours ago, FOXHUNTER said:

Petrol 2.5 GTE is ?

Bangor North Wales - people who are proper Bangor, have a habit of saying "aye" at end of sentence, e.g. it's wet today, aye. That's a pretty sheep, aye. 

Bangor fella I knew was telling me about his new car..... "it's an XR2i.........aye" 

 

Fuckiñģ hell, I said, bet that's fast!! 

 

 

???? you're welcome, I'm here all week!! ???

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4 hours ago, Sausagedog said:

My trail camera has packed up ?.

Only had it three years, cost a whopping £23 to!. 

 

They cannot stand our damp weather indefinitely. I have found a way to get a bit longer out them is to create a cover for them out of a plastic milk jug. It protects them from the worse downpours and of course constant drizzle we get but eventually they do succumb. I have brought odd ones back to life by leaving them on a radiator for a few days but it isn't always successful. 

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