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Sold to a very nice man
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The barn owl will soon get used to the shooting. We have a barn owl in a barn on the estate I shoot on and people come and go and we shoot around the barn and they still reared there owlets. Wait until they have left the nest box and move it out of the way to another site where it will not be in the way. wildlife soon get used to people and there activities as long as you are not chasing them all the time or disturbing them when they need to rest.
olddogfox
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410 will ok as long as you keep the range short. Why do you not try the 28 gauge with a 19 gram or 21 gram load. The 28 gauge is one of the best patten gauge shotgun out. I use a 28 gauge shooting over decoys for pigeons and I have been impressed with the way it kills.
olddogfox
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For sale Dewalt Table saw. It has a tilting blade and is a 240 volt with a shute to attach a bag to collect the saw dust. The blade extends out by about three inches. £80 collect only Newport South Wales.
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By sh8jvon at 2012-05-19
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By sh8jvon at 2012-05-19
By sh8jvon at 2012-05-19
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I hope we start getting bit of action soon. Because the season started off slow at the moment. Pigeons where about but did not decoy well and now they have gone very quite.
olddogfox
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Great film and like the man said on the film lead is best.
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I have a friend who shoots in South Dakota and where they shoot they are all wild birds. When they shot there last year he said there was ten,s of thousands of wild pheasants. They have a bird limit of cocks only and there are about 20 guns out and they did not start shooting until midday and are finished in a couple of hours.
olddogfox
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Thanks for the info
olddogfox
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No different than shooting ducks or geese. As long as it is legal no problem. People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.
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Anybody loading for 28 gauge and if so what cases do you get the best loading life out of. I am shooting Eley VIP's and I am thinking of reloading for my 28 and using these cases.
olddogfox
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Has anybody have or used the pluka plucking machine. I was just looking at any reviews and what people think of them.
Thanks for any info
olddogfox
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Sorry sold
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Two wood pigeon hyper flapper £30 plus P&P
one cluson 12 volt battery charger £5 plus P&P
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what type are the 28 gauge and what shot weight are they. I have 250 12 gauge to swap or I will buy they if you tell me what you want for them. PM me
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olddogfox
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Sold to n8ess
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For sale jewels trigger for Remington 700 with safety catch. New in package £190
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For sale
one jewels trigger for remington 700 with safety and trigger set at one pound £200 plus p&p. Brand new still in packet.
150 one fired 222 winchester brass £20 plus P&P
60 223 remington brass you pay P&P and you can have them. I think this brass is once fired.
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olddogfox
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For sale redding dies full lenght die and seating die
243 Ackley £20 + P&P
25.06 £20 + P&P
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Dogfox
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Intrested in the desert camo but need photo.
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I love the 28 gauge. I have a benelli in a 28 and they are sweet to shot. I have shot a lot of pigeons over decoys and have never felt under gunned when my mate is next to me using a 12 gauge. I would use 21 to 24 gram loads that is what a 28 is for and more than enought for pigeons over decoys.
Good afternoon on the pigeons
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I had a good two and a half hours on the pigeon. I was shooting on peas and I had 43 picked up.
By sh8jvon at 2012-06-02