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Is this still for sale?
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In excellent condition, about 100 rounds shot count.
On top of the barrel, bolt and magazine insert, i will include a DPT moderator and a Blaser barrel cover.£1250 collected or I can RFD at buyers cost.
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They flying already, and they brought in about 10 pairs of wild mallards as well.
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I stopped watching after the 3rd shot, absolutely **** poor show, bad shots,dodgy angles, no follow up shots, etc...
The first deer was badly hit and all the time in the world for a follow up shot , but no, he preffered to watch the animal in agony.
Although i understand the need of night culling in some areas, do it properly or leave someone else to do it.
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Out on the geese and duck on the 2nd !
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Now sold!
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4 hours ago, Old Boggy said:
7 miles east of Canterbury
Thanks, a bit of a drive from me, i'll think about it though as i'm very tempted.
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I got the xg35 LRF and is awesome.
The XQ have a smaller sensor.
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Where in Kent are you mate?
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No longer needed, in excellent condition, original Blaser saddle mount and 30mm Blaser rings.
£260 posted
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13 minutes ago, button said:
I would look for something like this and still have change for a 1000 cartridges
8 minutes ago, London Best said:I couldn’t agree more. If someone wants a traditional gun why on earth would they buy one made to feel like an O/U?
Because is superior steel proofed
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Really tempted by a 20 bore...
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4 hours ago, old'un said:
My wife had a bout of sciatica last year, it knocked her off her feet for about a month and it took about another 2 months for her to feel comfortable not nice.
Did you find out if they had been weaned off pellets?
I got it from an accident in 2019, is coming and going as it please, but this time is really bad.
Been off work for 2 weeks with COVID, now sciatica…
Indeed the ducklings had been weaned off pellets…
Good news is, the guy I trusted to feed them called today to say they are still not eating the barley, but they are well and grown up already.
I trust the pool offers a variety of natural food, I have no other explanation.
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4 hours ago, oldypigeonpopper said:
Hello, oh sorry to hear that, ok at least you know there being looked after until you get better 👍
Thanks!
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1 hour ago, oldypigeonpopper said:
Hello, how you getting on with the young ducklings ?
I’m currently bound to bed with a terrible sciatica episode, so I wasn’t able to check on them.
I’ve got however someone on the estate to feed them every day.
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3 hours ago, old'un said:
When you say released were they being kept in a pen before? If so what were you feeding them?
They been bought from someone rearing game birds, I fed them barley on his advice.
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Thanks for the advice!
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Having successfully released my 100 ducklings last Friday, I have laid couple of buckets of barley on the bank, close to the water,until the feeders are getting delivered this weekend.
All good but the barley is untouched, but the ducklings seems to be fine.
Is it a case of finding natural food in the pond, or I am doing something wrong?
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45 minutes ago, jall25 said:
Thats mega - please dont go and spoil that with tame Mallard - use it for flighting
That's just the corner where i plan to release the ducks... Actually is much bigger !
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36 minutes ago, London Best said:
Keepering is a full time job.
A part time keeper is a full time job for part time pay.
It is a learning curve fore me, first time releasing mallards on the pool.
This is not your regular duck pond , is a beautifull pool in the middle of the woods, and i'm trying to establish a permanent mallard population.
They will only get shot if too many...
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1 minute ago, TIDES EDGE said:
Shootgun it would still work if you did it 2 or 3 times a week even feed at night and then fly them at weekends .
Thanks, will try that !
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12 hours ago, TIDES EDGE said:
Dont use any sort of feeder just tip it on the bank then as they get older start to feed them further and further away from the pond and the trick is not to over feed them keep them keen and clear all the feed up each day then start to make them fly back to the pond they need to bulid up wing muscle.
That's the problem, i can't be there every day, i have a full time job.
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17 hours ago, rimfire4969 said:
I have used Meindl Dovre Extremes for many season and love them. But last season I bought a pair of Hanwags at a good price and they are every bit as good and not as heavy, my next pair will be Hanwag.
Agree, and the only pair of boots i ever had which doesn't require breaking in when new... soft as a glove !
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I sent back 3 Gryphons, HIK are sh!it imho, went back to Pulsar