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lloydi73

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  1. Sounds like it's going to be a great day,

    If you don't mind me asking what price was it ?

    It was £400 Royboy, sounds like it's going to be well worth it.

     

    On the Burnt Norton drive there were plenty of birds too, we could have easily filled the bag by lunch, on the first drive I stopped shooting once I bagged 5, only way to make the day last........5 sounds high, but I knew the next two drives and were I would be stood so knew I wouldn't bag too many there, but made up for it on the final drive.....we need to be cautious gents.......

     

    Ollie, I'm only bringing cheese and pies, some others need to bring treats and other things, I have got to get Warwick in the car after all aswell...lol....

  2. You both really missed out - Lloydi shot brilliantly (I understand JDog believes otherwise in relation to the last drive), I witnessed JDog missing a couple (albeit he shot some crackers too) and the two novices, very well mentored, shot very well indeed

    What was wrong with my last drive? Best one for me, I bagged15 odd, JDogs just sore coz he thought it would be funny to send me up the hill, which turned out to be the best stand of the day

  3. Just a quick note, getting a bit late in the year now and season almost over, but if anybody ios looking for a good pheasant shoot, Burnt Norton in Weston Subege is very good and I highly recommend it. This is the second year I've shot it, and another good bag of 118 on a 100 bird day.

     

    I took two novices looking at getting into it, neither had licensesm but I had JDog and Oxford Fowler stand at their pegs giving expert tuition, the cost, entertaining JDog for a week....good drives, good food, expert company.....

     

    R's

     

     

    Lloydie

  4. I have a Cz 455 TH 17 HMR great rifle no issues at all. Never misses a beat!

    I'll second that!! Love mine...got a mate been shooting .22 last 15 years, he's had two nights on my CZ TH and now put in for a variation to 17HMR

  5. It was the stomach that was pierced and the horrible green sludge that comes from it came out...It didn't enter the cavity, but went on the fur of the animal and then obviously my knife. It was a field gralloch so I didn't have a lot to clean or steralise with. As I am fully aware the nasty nature of the bacteria, I thought it best to be safe than sorry. Trust me, nobody was sorrier than me not to be able to salvage it as I had a few people I'd made venison promises to. The carcass didn't go to complete waste, my friend took it and fed it to his ferrets and dogs......

  6. Mr JDog Please pass on my best wishes and hope your good buddy Lloydi is soon on the road to recovery , as a tonic why don't you let him have a short break in your holiday residence on the North Norfolk coast where the bracing fresh air would do him the world of good , he could listen to the Partridge shooting on the nearby estate where bowlers hats are worn by the keepers , watch the Pink footed geese in the morning and the evening flying past your window , and as a special treat meet up with two members of the A Team ( Motty and Muncher ) who are close by and hear some colourful broad Norfolk and tales of pigeon shooting at its best , tell yer what , that would be worth getting ill for :lol:

    Now this, I like the sound of :good::yes:

    8 steroids a day Lloyd, you will look like one of them Billy Beefcake weight lifters.

    It gets worse la bala, I have to take all 8 in one go for five days.........Bowsie Wowsie :)

  7. LOL......Your heartfelt sympathies are touching.........But I am gettijg better thanks, 8 steroids and antibiotics a day, I'll be like a combination of Bluto and the Michelin Man....Catch up with you all soon....

     

    ATB

     

    Lloydix

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