tomhw100

nicely done!

Happy Birthday Bullet Boy!

nice write up sounds like a classic lung shot to me I've had that before to!

Nicely done

sorry zapp Tony agree?

they could be landing in the field to digest or just to scratch around i wouldn't right it off at all! don't get me wrong i thought it was strange when we shot that but i have had the odd 20 bags on plough as well!

cheers martin

nice one mate

i had a 90 odd bag last year on the plough and this was just down to the traffic as fenboy says. I'm pretty sure we didn't use a magnet either as it goes,but we did use two bouncers...im sure a magnet may still work though,take it and give it a go if it doesn't work bring it in!aint no harm in trying!

a centre fire rifle!... cheers bullet boy

id be up for one to teal!

That looks like a lovely hw80 mate is that how it came out of weihrauch or have you done anytng to it?

I have one and it's an excellent gun the choking is noticeably better than my old bettinsoli to.

Yea definitely it's ideal setting up on a flight line....a luxury which sometimes you just can't aquire! I never go pigeon shooting without my magnet,priceless!

Are we talking for foxes yea? Can't see how it would make it spread more im not saying it don't I just can't see the logic behind it. Cheers mate Cheers fenntiger

Nice bag gentlemen! Ive never shot on the oats either!

Nice bag gents well done!

Sure are especially for their price.I use 3/4 and full although some may use half

So used to the smell it doesn't bother me I do where latex gloves most of the time now though. Can't say the smell bothers me that much I just wash my hands to sanitize them then wait to the smell wears off. My dog loves it....my girlfriend hates it lol

Yes silver pigeon 2011! Cheers la bala

Excellent pic......maybe not for the chicken though!

Hi fellas Me and my Usual shooting mate tom went out last night with the shotguns after foxes. We got to our chosen permission ( a cattle farm) about 7ish. I had a quick chat with the farmer on the phone before we came up and he said he had been seeing them at dusk mooching around the fields. We decided to sit in a fire heap as it got dark. After about 30 mins I saw a big fox running along the top of the field so tom started squeaking with is hand as I got ready. Th fox was about 150yds away and started to come towards us,then suddenly another two started making there way over from a field on our left to...that's when it started to all go wrong we suddenly heard barking which came closer and closer then out of know where next doors dog ran out to the field barking its bloody head off scaring all 3 foxes away..ROLLOCKS. The dog quickly scarpered as I chased it away. We waited another 45 mins and again I saw another fox just as light was fading running along the same line as the one before we watched him mess around at the top of the field and he started to naturally head down our way,the wind was ideal blowing in our faces. He got about half way down the field when we heard voices then all of. Sudden to horsey girls decided to climb the gate and proceed to jog across the field to go home,when they saw us it gave them, a right fright! Hahaha the fox screeched to a halt and turned on his heels and scarpered. Four foxes over the space of an hour and half and no shots! We had a fag and cursed our luck and then to finish it off the moon decided to pay us a visit, we didn't even think of the moon before we came out..a complete schoolboy error!. Anyhoo we started our walk towards a massive dung heap about 120 yards away as we approached a pair of orange lanterns shined straight back at us.he quickly jumped down the back of the dung heap so we progressed towards it as we got there and looked round the Side he was still lurking about 50 yards away- still out of range for the shotguns. He hadn't smelt or heard us as the wind was blowing strongly in our faces and to top it off it was a cub Tom gave it a quick squeak and it looked interested but wouldn't come closer and started making its way back up the hill stopping and looking back then continuing,at the top of the hill about 70 yards away was another cub which our one was following. I decided to try one last time and gave it a real quiet squeak this time it turned on its heels and ran straight back to us! It got to just under 40yds and tom let it have it with a dose of 36g bb. One dog down. We swapped over and tom took the lamp and continued to another field by this time the moon was high and it was just to bright,we see one other fox which winded us and ******** off so we decided to call it a night after an hour of walking and calling, we went back to where we had shot the first to dispose of it and on route intercepted another fox this time a vixen tom called this one and she came likea steam train I let her get to 30 yardsish and shot her crossing. We didn't do bd considering the conditions and the farmer will be happy as he has chickens to. It is coming to the stage where we are considering getting a centrefire - though it is fun calling them and getting close and personal there's nothing like calling a fox to within shotgun range to get the old heart pumping!

Another good bag PC well done mate there's nothing like decoying black uns!

Swiss you lucky plucker!

Nice bag fellas