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greenshank1

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About greenshank1

  • Birthday 07/03/1976

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    Argyllshire
  • Interests
    I love fly fishing the hill lochs for wild brownies and coastal fly fishing for sea trout. In winter I am now doing more wildfowling than beating and picking up and really enjoying it.

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  1. Hi Gerry Sorry to hear that but totally understand your decisions. Please keep posting and contributing always appreciated your posts and we need as many true Wildfowlers contributing as possible ๐Ÿ‘ Take care
  2. Hope everyone had a great season on the shore ? All the best
  3. Beautiful looking Dog and Gun
  4. Hi Grandalf Your wildfowling career sounds like an amazing adventure and sounds like youโ€™ve done more than most . You should write a book ? I am a few years off my 50th and where I once loved beating and driven shooting I canโ€™t really get my interest back , I still love the shore and fowling but we definitely all change as we get older. Your inspirational still out deer stalking at 85 , ๐Ÿฅƒ and I wish you many more successful and happy seasons deer stalking.
  5. Well done your call looks great . Does the book cover how to tune the calls and how easy was it to tune ?
  6. I do the odd morning flight but way more evening tide flights . The foreshore I shoot I know it will be quieter the closer to dusk , less likely to bump into tourists , local bird watchers and local dog walkers so evenings are when more birds are about and I can be more discrete . If the pouring rain ever eases , I am hoping to do my first moon flight in the next few weeks and would appreciate any tips from any experienced members ๐Ÿ‘
  7. greenshank1

    Mag 10

    Beautiful pintail , well done ๐Ÿ‘
  8. Looking for recommendations for good red wine ๐Ÿท to go with game over the festivities. cheers ๐Ÿท
  9. Good luck ๐Ÿ‘ I would sort out a back up for Christmas dinner just in case you donโ€™t pull it off. If your near Edinburgh your near the Forth so plenty geese about on foreshore and coming into fields so with a bit of scouting on the shore and watching fields youโ€™ll be sorted. Scouting and getting out there is the best way . Good luck ๐Ÿ‘
  10. Saw the first skeins of pinks yesterday coming down just north of fort William, Irish or Solway birds ๐Ÿ‘
  11. If your interested in decoys watch Tales from the Marsh on YouTube, it features some fantastic carvers and their work is stunning.
  12. Cracking looking pup ๐Ÿ‘
  13. Fantastic Thatโ€™s inspirational. I really fancy making a few decoys and trying them on the shore.
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