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  3. Having a clear out, camo trousers, hats & ting

    in Other Sales

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    Mossy oak hooded sweatshirt, worn & in good condition. Size says xxl but that must be for kids, I'd say its a generous medium to large

    £6 posted SOLD

     

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    Regatta Olive padded shooting gilet, new & un worn, size £42

    £11 posted SOLD

     

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    Ex army combat trousers heavyweight material, used in good condition, size leg 80 waist 88 seat 104

    £7 posted

     

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    Laksen Sika trousers CTX membrane, waterproof, windproof & breathable. These are brand new with tags and just taken out the packet to take pics, I've got another pair of these & they are brilliant, size 34" waist 33" leg.

    £40 posted sOLD

     

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    Ex army lightweight woodland camo trouser, these are new & unworn, size leg 80 waist 92 seat 108

    £8.50 posted

     

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    'Bug tamer' advantage camo heavyweight scrim jacket with hood & veil, ideal in midge country, worn once. size xl

    £11 posted sOLD

     

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    Ex army cold weather hat with velcro ear flaps, used in good condition, size 59cm

    £5 posted

     

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    Advantage timber cap with press stud ear and neck flap, new & un worn, size 59cm

    £6 posted SOLD

     

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    Camo hat new un worn, size 59

    £4 posted

     

    No un reasonable offer refused, buyer pays paypal fees, or cash on collection.

     

    SS

  5. Springer pups

    in Other Sales

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    Just to say these dogs will be cracking workers if Vicky's had anything to do with em :yes: absolute bargain.

     

    I should be getting my bitch from Charlotte in a couple of weeks, can't wait!

     

    How are you doing? will we be seeing you this season?

  7. Treating pens where disease occurred last season

    in Gamekeeping and Shoot Management

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    We rake all leaves and debris from the entire pen and have several massive bonfires, then generously lime the pen. We've had problems with gapes & hexy in the past and since we started 'spring cleaning' the pen we've been relatively trouble free.

     

    I don't know if its a recognised cure but it seems to work for us, and the pen looks lovely and tidy for the new arrivals. With the added bonus of a bit of greenery shooting up for the birds to keep em occupied & some nice ash dust baths.

  16. Advice on nv

    in Guns & Equipment

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    Alex! I'm seriously thinking about getting a dedicated NV set up. I'd be interested to hear the pros & cons for your set up & maybe having a butchers at yours if that's ok.

     

    I've had a fair bit of work lately & I need to spoil myself :yes:

  22. Which Charity? Pigeon Watch NvS 2013

    in Events and Meets

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    My choice would be Macmillan Cancer Support because;

     

    889 people today heard the words "you have cancer"

    42% of us will have a cancer diagnosis at some point in our lives

    4m people in the UK will have a cancer diagnosis by 2030

    1 in 4 people diagnosed feel isolated and alone and lacking support

     

    Shocking stats and the reason why Macmillan need more funds every year. They rely on donations for 98% of their funding.

     

    Macmillan helps people of all ages all over the UK - they fund specialist cancer nurses and GPs, dieticians and physiotherapists and build specialist cancer treatment centres. What is less known is that they give out millions in grants and benefits to help those effected by cancer, run support lines for practical, emotional and medical advice, train Boots Pharmacists, campaign for free prescriptions and hospital parking and provide extensive information to cancer patients and their families.

     

    Macmillan is a national charity but funds are allocated locally based on the specific needs of the region. Where appropriate they will work with specialist smaller charities to maximise impact e.g. Teenage Cancer Trust, Clic Sargeant, Jigsaw4U. Currently only 50% of people who need it get support from Macmillan.

     

     

    http://www.macmillan.org.uk/Aboutus/OurNotAlonecampaign/Ournotalonecampaign.aspx?utm_source=HomepageHero&utm_medium=OurNotAloneCampaign&utm_campaign=WeekOfFeb11

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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