aga man

after chatting with one of the farmers last night about the peas still not being drilled due to weather and pea groups running late etc etc. he mentioned that some of his grazing and pastures were getting plagued with rabbits. with the horses still being brought in at night he agreed to let us have a shine round with the lamp. so after a quick call to the local cop shop and the neighbouring farmer we set off at 10pm. we were amazed at how many rabbits was there. although they would not sit still under the red beam we managed about 25 from the landy window. most of the rabbits were small but heres a few that are going to the butchers today.

couldn't agree more the lad looks well pleased. glad your enjoyimg the discovery pal

lovely clear, sharp image as always i wonder if she is nesting yet

keep control of the pigeons and rabbits, the damage they can do to rape is huge and pheasants could be blamed for this. in my opion pheasants prefer grain and seeds to rapr seed or leafs.

as far as i am aware E's are not addictive, not in the sense that heroin and cocaine are. they can however be fatal. the fact that he has shown sorrow and remorse in his tears to me would seem a positive thing. he probably realises that he can't pull the wool over your eyes. i can't advise you really mate, but to me it would be a lot worse if he had lyed and you had to find out some other way. some could argue that experimentation of drugs in teenagers is the norm nowadays we all hope that they learn from these experiments. i dread the teenage years with my ten year old. atb aga man.

or RWS super h point killing a lot of rabbits with these in my aa s200

top result there fella deserves a few cold ones that!

lovely looking gun good job it isn't 3 inch really as it would kick like a donkey with heavy loads in it! looks in top knick though, nice one.

nice 1 mate promising to see the birds hitting the peas at last

well done mate, excellent bag

not used them myself mate, but would be interested to know. the price seems very good. are they 70mm cases? i think the clay ones in 7.5 28gm are quite highly rated amongst the clay lads.

well done nice looking rifle. unusual to find the bullet head like that

angle grinder perhaps? and finish oof with a dremmel or file. failing that a local engineering firm might cut it for ya for a small fee

nice 1 tony shot my first black one too last night along with seven of its mates :yes:yours don't look to badly smashed up considering u were using the hmr

well done fella shows what damage the pigeons can do. on the plus side it will keep you in sport all year long by the looks of it

done

thought c4 could of used more discretion on the pest controllers van etc. could be vunerable from some of the nutters now :blink: just a thought!

agree with swiss there mate,looks amazing for an air rifle

hello mate and

speaking to a chap the other week and he had same problem with the new gambore clear pigeons. he had just had new firing pins put in his gun aswell

hello paul, had a friend with a spaniel once and after a a hard day on a shoot it had the sleepy/drowsy thing but not whining etc. turned out its sugars were low. vet said to give it a sweet treat if it happened again. you have to be careful though mate as i think heart problems can have similar symptoms {not that im an axpert of course}. if in any real doubt take him to the vets to get his bloods checked etc. best of luck with it mate.

welldone for getting the magpies fella, always worth going out for. plenty of pigeons on clover round here on an evening.

nice well done

nice you don't eat them do you fella seem to be all the rage nowadays.