decoyboy

all the welsh fairs are pretty poor , stick to midlands or cla

are any of our members mole catchers ?

hope you don't mind but can i suggest you try the nobs forum at www.nobs.org.uk . there are some very knowledgable people on there , one of which is vicki payne the vet from sporting shooter magazine . she is always willing to answer your questions .

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tell your misses to pull her finger out and get some pictures on lol .

i wouldn't have thought being on private land was a police matter and is down to the land owner to control .

i did this 2 years ago with a lad that wanted to go ferreting , in exchange he took me fly fishing on a local reservoir . i now combine my shooting with fishing .

shot !

to get to it you have to drive through caldicot and into undy , if i can find the details for you i will

we put 2,500 down and had a return of 60% . not bad when you see how many gos hawks , sparrow hawks , buzzards and even a long eared owl are on the shoot . not forgetting the 90+ foxes we have had .

there is one this side of the bridge called sevenside

yes , you still need a game lisence in scotland but not in england or wales

go to cwmbran , if they havent got one get them to phone through to malpas road and ask them to keep you one as your on your way . just a thought

hi 12guage , if they dont have any then the aldi on malpas road had plenty

my local aldi had about 20 left at 6pm this evening , got to be worth a try .

http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/2827_12865.htm

aldi's have special items that come in on a thursday and dont last long as they only have a certain amount delivered .

todays special at aldi's is an optus spotting scope 20 60x60 with bag and tripod for just £19.99 . i have just bought one and it is superb .

two of the best log burners are villager and hunter . do not be tempted by cheap models as they do break and parts are hard to come by . take a look at burners in your local countrywide stores , they have sales this time of year . also decide on log or multi fuel . your chimney will also need to be checked , if it's found to be damaged then a stainless steel flu may have to be inserted which bumps the price up . obviously you need to work out what size burner you want for the size of room , i believe the villager site at the bottom helps you work that out . http://www.multimap.com/clients/browse.cgi...y=17&addr3= http://www.countrywidefarmers.co.uk/pws/pdf/AccountFlyer.pdf http://www.countrywidefarmers.co.uk/pws/CatalogueSearch.ice http://www.villager.co.uk/wood.php

if you have ground that you think may be police approved then you need to confirm this with gwent police . assuming it has been approved then they will put a note on your file that you have permission to shoot that ground and will also send you confirmation in writing . if it isn't approved then they can approve it for you . this is what they done with me . i also had to wait 4 years before i could apply for an open certificate . once you have an open cert. you can assess the ground yourself but still need the landowners permission ( usually in writing ) before using the firearm on the land . gwent police also like to see how much ammo you are using a year before deciding if they grant a renewal or change to an open cert. i personally found gwent police very difficult , maybe things have changed now . who knows .

i have heared this alot lately with basc . i will now plug the nobs insurance package which rivals basc and is just £20 a year for adults . NOBS and SACS create a close working relationship The National Organisation of Beaters and Pickers Up (NOBS) is delighted to announce that it has formed an alliance with the Scottish Association for Country Sports (SACS). Under the terms of the agreement, both organisations retain complete independence and autonomy, but will work together in close co-operation on all matters relating to country sports. As a result of this alliance, NOBS now provides its members with £5 million public liability insurance and £100,000 legal fees insurance, covering a huge range of country pursuits including shooting. The Public Liability insurance will ensure that its members are protected against claims made against them for their actions when involved in country sports, and the legal fees insurance will mean that for the first time, legal fees involved in fighting appeals against revocation or curtailment of their shotgun and firearm certificates, or in defending them against charges under the various Wildlife and Countryside Acts, will be covered by their insurance and allow expert and specialised legal representation at no cost to them. NOBS and SACS are now the only two country sports organisations which provide this type of legal fees insurance to all of their members. Further details can be found by contacting NOBS direct on 08456 345014. We are hugely grateful to SACS for supporting NOBS members and look forward to working in association with them in the future. For further information please contact us on 08456 345014 or visit www.nobs.org.uk

i know , i have seen the scars on some fish . other times i have seen a pile of fish at the bottom of a tre where the said bird has eaten so much it cant fly so brings the fish back up .

chelsea v cardiff , what a battle that will be , both on and off the pitch . as for my team , we get bolton if we can put a few goals out of 30 odd shots past leeds this time . COYS ! YID ARMY !

marine ply , then a coat of fibreglass matting and resin followed by a grey flow coat . you can even purchase iron filings from any fibre glass roofing company to sprinkle onto the final coat which then gives the fininish a non-slip effect . i used this method in my dog kennel and garage floor 2 years ago . nothing will go through it , it's tough and easy to wash out .

is it only 6-7 you are aloud to take a year under license ?