big dave

No problem with using my semi autos. I just feel like a change. Although i have seen a Benelli Camo Semi Auto with 3 half inch chamber for £725 Ideal for Wild fowling

Hi I have £800 quid too spend & i am looking for a good O/U I already have a few Semi Autos? :thumbs:

Good shooting mate :yp: I have had some very good bags while out lamping Your right mate dawn and dusk are the best times if you ain got your lamp battery charged

Hi aqbuild Why don't you order some Muppets next time Then in a week or two you can speak to them face to face

Hi king ratcatcher I wasn't after the pigeons they just flew within range mate

Thanks for the reply kipper

Hi bigsam Ye it is a Fabarm mate The last engineer is bang on I found the gun just to light for me. I fitted the weight in the but aswell.

Hi all :o The two pigeons were just unlucky to fly within range :o

Its the way you tell em mate

Thats good shooting Madmanx. :thumbs: Was that photo taken on the bank of a river.

Hi Devilishdave Ye its a very nice area :thumbs: I think that the Shropshire countryside as a whole is very nice and some great places to visit. But then again iam biased

Hi Ferret Master I think by the description it was most likely a wild Polecat. :thumbs: People make the assumption that they are ferrel ferrets because you can get very close before they make a run for it. People forget or do'nt know that Polecats like ferrets have poor eyesight. If they see you or smell you they will probably hiss. Then leg it. Dave.

I shoot when ever i have the time twice a week normaly

Ye you are right there digga I was asked to shoot some crows for a farmer once and got more shooting permmision on a neighbouring farm with a crow problem

Good shooting madmanx

Thats a decent setup Staffs Shooter. How old is your lab. B)

I have a copy of Falconry and Hawking by Philip Glasier. Its a collectable book now due to the death of the author so i have no idea were you would find one. SORRY. Do you fly a bird

Hi Staffs-Shooter B) 40 plus ai'nt too bad What decoy setup did you use

Hi Evilv I agree with everything the other lads have said But if i need to pack my mounts i always use a flat strip of lead. you can use a pellet just flatten it out. It beds in realy well when you tighten the mounts onto your scopes remember not to over tighten the clamping rings. B) Hope you sort it out.

Good shooting pigeonbasher Thats what we all like to see, a good clean kill. B)

I have had squirrels in my nets and ferrets bitten by them. :< :< They can make a mess of a small jill aswell. :< The best thing for the grey squirrel is a dose of lead.

I know that in North East Scotland they have alot of black and i have netted some that were a tortoise shell colour mix's of white, brown and black. Good photo's

Ye it sounds like you had yourself a wild polecat kit mate. I had the same experiance with a big hob that a bloke lent me to breed with my jills. It was a big nasty and extremly smelly hob.It never had my fingers but it had my mates fingers on more than one occasion. He used to hiss and back into the corner of the pen when i went near. :< When i returned him back to the owner i asked him if he had him from a kit. He just gave me a funny look and said no. I noticed that he would grab it around the neck and hold it very tight. He was taking no chances

It all depends on what quarry you go for. If you are going to nail the vermin go early its the time they are doing there rounds

Hi All I wear my boots, hill walking boots and gaiters to keep the bottom of my trousers dry