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I would have to have travelled just over an hour to get there, I had also altered my on call to be there but unfortunately it had to be cancelled, I understand why and accept that, if by any chance this course was re arranged then I would try to go once again. I think that £45.00 was a very good price for what you would have received and also the knowledge you would have got, as a newbie that has never been pidgeon shooting this course would have been invaluable to me, I will just wait patiently until the chance arrives, but thank you to everyone that put in all there time and effort. Gary.

How many can fire at the same time?

This is a real shame, I was really looking forward to this as I am a newbie to pidgeon shooting, I would like to thank everyone involved in trying to put this together. If you ever think about doing this again please let me know because I for one would be interested in going, once again thank you all. Gary

I am supposed to be on call that weekend but I have changed it to go to this course, hopefully we can get enough to make it a go.

I hope this course goes ahead, I have been looking forward to it since the start, as a newbie in this type of shooting it's important that I learn as much as possible from the experts. And also to meet up with other people on this forum and to make new friends.

As soon as I get my air rifle I will be down, looks great.

I have never been on a course before so how many cartridges do you normally take on something like this? In fact what do you take?

Pcp, co2, gas ram, which is the best one to start with? And what is the difference? So many on the market its gets quite confusing. For target shooting and hunting.

I have just booked on the course, thank you for sorting this out, I am new to this and really looking forward to it.

Hi Chris.

As I am new to this, I would be definitely interested in the North West Course.

Morning pigeon man, I am a member of Lancashire field sports, been clay shooting at the dib in Hesketh Bank for nearly two years now, not been for a couple of months due to, too much work going on, but I am new to pigeon shooting, hoping to learn a lot from here. All help and advice really appreciated.

Thank you all for the warm welcome, looking forward to speaking to you all.

What does everyone think about the pop up hides? I have seen one that is waterproof as well, and fits two people inside.

I started clay shooting about 2 years ago and now I would like to learn more about wildfowling and pigeon shooting, looking forward to getting to know everyone.