Neilvw82

I have both, I am in hove, pm me if you would like to discuss further, Regards, Neil

Or your mouth could take me seems big enough 😂

Thanks for the reply, bargain for someone

Where are these mate and any pics I'm on my phone

Village hotel just outside Liverpool, taxis are cheap and 3 train lines close by going in and really easy to get around

No he doesn't need one of those thanks

If anyone's got any old nets, decoying equipment, crows pigeons, old flappers manual or electric, floaters Anything really,I have a friend whose just starting up, Sussex or Hampshire or within an he of, drop me a message with details and price you want and I will get back to you with a yey or neigh asap Regards

Yeah I am keeping an eye out just getting impatient, had a reasonable day on the crows in a different field Wednesday I'll stick on them till the pigeons appear. Thanks for the info

Hello mate, nothing to do with your offer hope you don't mind a question, I never shot over peas before but the permission i have has some on this year what stage do the pigeons normally start hitting them

what area you in please mate

Thanks very much, pleasure to deal with arrived today Regards Neil

I would like the bag but don't have PayPal any suggestions your a bit far for a cash transaction

Where shouts are you please Abouts

Hi clanchief, to answer your question I have recently seen an owl three weeks running while out shooting pheasant in season of course. It was in the same place and pushed out by beaters along with a fox in the same place and the same number of times. We have quite a few birds of prey where we are and I like the post before have seen the crows hassle a buzzard hence my interest. I suppose the only way to tell if it would be beneficial is to try, but its nice to get feed back and opinions from others. Good point you make though and certainly brings a new avenue of thought. Cheers Neil

Thanks for a good day out and showing us around, it's a lovely place and there was plenty of birds about had a great time see you again soon, Regards Neil