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Yes sorry it is 22

Guessing 22 by the size of those tins.

Thought you where going to say you where the Hovis boy and still had the bike ? LOL .I am 62 but must be a youngster compared to you lot

Oh how the mighty have fallen , Wonder how all the independent voters feel now that their money donated to the party was actually spent on

Brewers ended up with a stall on the market didnt have far to walk for the chippy as i lived on Mill road opposite the chapel

IIRC that is 10 bob

At one time we had four all going at the same time in Cobholm , my mum had six kids and although we had next to nothing as far as money was concerned we used to have fish and chips on virtually every Friday night , the best one ( Brewers ) were 4d for the chips and 9d for the fish so we could get fish and chips for 8 people for less than a quid , although that pound note was a lot a money at the time , now it is small change in your pocket . MM

They are good with chips - and some mayo with a little curry powder stirred in ........

Hello and welcome mate , used to go see the daughter in Inverurie lovey country up there

I agree that generally they are not the same people, the average anti likely never considered that lead shot would poison a bird, they were more concerned with the vast numbers of deaths occurring during them getting shot , by anything ! Yet now we have given them another axe to throw at us, not only are we shooting 'innocent animals' we are poisoning them too, and if we dont give lead up willingly, we are doing it as 'deliberately' as shooting them. The issue I have is that before the voluntary transition, this probably never occurred to them.... The handful of academics and naturalists that noticed the tiny possibility of secondary lead poisoning were also a small voice, but by getting behind them and AGREEING with them , you have also given them ammunition, and a bigger voice. Can you not see the problem ? Exactly.

i feel tandorri and chips coming on..............next week........(im doing and egg and potatoe curry this week).....this site is very good for ideas

Hello and welcome mate i am sure somebody who can help you will be along soon

Of course it’s sustainable the biggest shoots buy in millions of birds eggs chicks poults very few rear there own there hatched in incubator reared under lamps until there big enough to go outside then when they have feathered up ( poults there taken out to the shoots and put in the release pens I would say it’s highly unlikely that they will have even been on ground that has been shot over until that point most driven shooting is feed out and drive the birds back so realistically you shouldn’t be shooting into the pen at the end of the season the game covers that you have shot towards are usually ploughed and re planted in the spring so that shot will be out of reach the big shoots are a commercial entity and this fiasco about selling game meat is really about making it justifiable for the big corporate shoots

On my door step but don't need anymore at the moment , Good buy for someone and GOOD LUCK with the sale

you ever use the chip shop in cobholm ?

I did these to a (internal measured) temperature of 75 - 80 C, which did take around 10-15 mins at 200C ........ but done on a tray with parchment underneath. There was plenty of steam! They had been 48 hours in the spiced yoghurt marinade, and 4 hoursv before that in lemon juice/ginger/garlic mix.

Look great, I do mine on a metal skewer @200 deg C for 10 - 12 minutes, I place the skewers over an oven baking tin and pour 1/2 cup of boiling water in the bottom of the tin as it goes in the oven, the steam from the water keeps the chicken moist.

12 boxes of various carts 70mm long to long for new shotgun. £60 quid the lot. face to face SGC required.

All (except two lumps to try) gone in the freezer, vac packed in 100g bundles. In fact, it's nice with a 'wet' type curry like a vegetable curry, which I make when I have leftover veggies and add the frozen chicken tikka pieces and a (often from a jar) curry sauce. Makes a nice 'two pots meal' with some rice.

Weihrauch HW95 with moderater and Hawke 3-9 x 40 AO Mil Dot scope. Unwanted gift, not had any use still looks and feels brand new. Everything needed to get started. See photo below. Face to face only. £350

Hello everyone, my name is Joshua, born in West Wales. Iv not long moved to Northern Ireland, Belfast and I'm currently in the process to transferring my shotgun certificate and guns over. Didn't realise there were only Firearms Certificates over here but the ball is rolling and the process has begun. Just inquiring on here if anyone has any info or could lend a helping hand. I'm a keen clay shooter and spent most winters in west Wales helping and beating on the local pheasant shoot, pest control, rough shooting, woodcock shooting, wild fowling and ferreting as well as doing a lot of fox control during the summer months (Used to have a .223 Tikka). Im looking to do my DSC 1 and get into a bit of deer stalking and head over to Scotland for the stalking months ( I see stalking here in NI is a bit thin but not as thin as Ceredigion) I would be grateful for anyone with some recommendations to clay grounds or if anyone would like a shooting partner or even if you know of a shoot than needs a beater for the winter I'm available and willing to help out. I look forward to chatting with anyone who can helpKind RegardsJoshua

I don’t see how anybody that has had kids can moan about all the building work, loss of country side, global warming etc. It’s just massively hypercritical.The world is doomed with the reproductive rates of our species.

so using 1 1/8 loads as a good average chucking nearly 20 lbs of lead shot over the ground every shoot day .multiply that by days shooting year after year 🤔

Yes and take no notice of the gas bangers at all 🤣