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Got one today in 6 hrs on rape

Sorry webber did'nt see it... How many people took part last year?

When me and my brother used to shoot them as kids, I found that giving the tree a good kick a few times normally sent the tree rats a running

Should we organize an anual shoot a Grey day? We can even get Charlie involved but maybe we should set the date after his lads wedding My link

Saw a hedgehog and a rat fighting last week, lasted 10 mins, was a good fight too.... Hedgehog won on points I'll get my coat :yp:

north yorkshire

any pics pal? What size is it? cheers

Put on the most comfortable clothes and shoes you have it can take a while sat in one of the hospital chairs (20 hours for our first) , would take something to read too or some money for a TV card. Good luck pal Ps when the nurses are not about, get on that gas and air its good stuff :yp:

Nice one looks like they are in early this year then.

Bet the farmer were'nt to pleased with the 100+ villagers trampling his crop to get there hands on some elephant meat

It looks pretty healthy to me saying that you said it had a bad leg and was full of ticks they eat rabbits and rodents mostly so they aren't considered as pests, although they will take small birds ocasionally. I would have let it take its chances with or without a gimpy leg.

Like you said it would be a good bit of kit, if it where more pigeon shaped. It looks a bit too much like a hawk too me. I wonder if they could still get it to fly with a smaller wing span and narrower tail feathers? Good stuff though

In my experience Gills are best because they arent as big as a Hob. Have had adult rabbits run out of the hole with a gill ferret biting its back leg. They have less chance of getting away from a bigger built hob and so increasing the risk of a kill under ground. All my best ferrets have been Gills, Hobs can be a bit lazy too.

**** my pants then thought someone had hacked into my account or something, good un

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Not many near me too pal, if i am honest i like seeing them. I know they will eat other birds eggs and young but so do other birds that aren't on the general. 90% of the times i have seen one its had a acorn in its beak.

As the title says does any of you do it? I know they are on the general but i dont see a good reason why, theres not many Acorn farmers about are there

Bergen arrived today mate, cheers

Hope they are going to clamp down on the Fag end droppers too

Got my first permission with the SG 2 weeks ago on my first try also got my first knock back today wouldnt even take my name and number just in case.

I will take the Bergen pal, pm me your paypal addy

There is one in wigan My link not sure how good it is though i have never been i used to plink over the fields when i was a kid.

Its normally may up here in the north west, but it depends on the weather