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Hi Folks, know is a long shot but don't ask don't get, looking to rent a flight pond for next season in Central Scotland, closer to Falkirk area the better but anything considered. Please PM with any details.

 

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Foxy

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on the train from GQS to Stirling, as you pass by the F&C canal near Kilsyth/Denny area there are lots of floods both right next to the canal also on the upper flood tier at the edge of fields adjoining the railway. I must have seen about half a dozen natural floods which were always full of mallard and teal when I took the early train.

 

Its a long shot but it always seemed like somewhere I would scout out if I was in the area

 

T

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on the train from GQS to Stirling, as you pass by the F&C canal near Kilsyth/Denny area there are lots of floods both right next to the canal also on the upper flood tier at the edge of fields adjoining the railway. I must have seen about half a dozen natural floods which were always full of mallard and teal when I took the early train.

 

Its a long shot but it always seemed like somewhere I would scout out if I was in the area

 

T

 

I have some ground over that direction some of it with good flood land and ponds but they are mostly spoken for already as far as the ducks go, never seen them being shot once last season myself which was quite frustrating to say the least!

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on the train from GQS to Stirling, as you pass by the F&C canal near Kilsyth/Denny area there are lots of floods both right next to the canal also on the upper flood tier at the edge of fields adjoining the railway. I must have seen about half a dozen natural floods which were always full of mallard and teal when I took the early train.

 

Its a long shot but it always seemed like somewhere I would scout out if I was in the area

 

T

 

Where about's exactly mate,

I shoot most of the farm's near denny and kilsyth,

 

Thank's.

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Where about's exactly mate,

I shoot most of the farm's near denny and kilsyth,

 

Thank's.

 

 

6 years since I took that journey regularly but it was definately after Lenzie and before Stirling! I believe it was before the train met the ridge of the grasslands adjoining the canal, small sloped fields, often barley stubble in winter that held floods next to the trainline. These small floods were teeming with ducks and were permanent enough to have moorhen and coots using them

 

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