Berettacocker
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Grade 5, that's a giveaway price, lovely bit of wood too!
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Greylag Goose @ local reserviour
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. Reckon that's a crossNice Bar Headed Goose with the Grey's
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. Used to fly Spars back in the 80's.Surely the bravest raptor of them all. And the brilliant plates in the book capture them perfectly!what a fantastic picture of a beautiful and efficient hawk. a very good friend who has been a serious falconer for over 40 years has flown captive bred sparrow hawks. i was fortunate enough to spend 2 whole seasons out 2-3 times per week in the 90,s flying a large female spar of his purely flown off the fist. i used to cast her off the fist at a flush, a corvids worst nightmare she was. Anyone who has an interest in these amazing birds history and training would do well to read the following book. i read it back in the day and would highly recommend.
A Hawk for the Bush, A Treatise on the Training of the Sparrow-hawk and Other Short-Winged Hawks 1973
by Jack Mavrogordato (Author),
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Big kitten, thought Jimmys lake!
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As JDog and Dr D said, smelly mixture and pigeon milk. Pigeon milk smells rank!
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Not mad on perrukes or malforms, but that's a really nice Buck. Well done!
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Rye grass maybe, few fields cut in Suffolk over a week ago, thought they were barley but informed otherwise!
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Buzzard!
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I have one, best beretta IMO
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Nice !
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Retail therapy, can't beat it mate.
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What about a DVD, probably easier to take in than a book.
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Well shot again Stevo.
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Used to catch them all year round down here, used trout heads to good effect for bait.
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Not a bit of me, but each to their own I say!
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hes a chunk! Stand firm and always be the boss and you'll be fine.This is Eddie at 5 weeks ...I got him from Penrose Chesapeake's.
I would suggest you do some research , I got him for wildfowling, but after taking some advice from people who actually have one, rather than Chinese whispers..
its going to be a roller coaster ride but I bought my ticket with both eyes wide open and cant wait.
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Got a soft spot for Hartley, so wouldn't shoot unless farmer asked me to nowadays.
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Another great vid!
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Excellent!
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Excellent !
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They're harder to hit in slow motion mate
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+1 probably a few woodies feeding on the clover.Pigeon
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Nice pics
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Bird plumage ID.
in Sporting Pictures
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Shows how rare the English/ Grey Partridge has become, most people cant identify it buy it's plumage!