Mr gen

just read this on the BBC Wales site. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-50741457 seems very strange my thoughts are maybe a plane strike or lightning.

sorry my reply does not involve the Metropolitan Police but, Tightchoke your not far off the mark. My renewal went in on 1st of March, cheque cashed 6th March. A letter of extension and two expired permit possess, latest one runs out 27/01/20. phone call last week to Dyfed-Powys firearms regards purchase of cartridges for the rest of this season resulted in a no. I can not buy cartridges, borrow cartridges or get someone who is entitled to buy cartridges to get me some. I am entitled to have the ones I already had before my SGC ran out. This has left me a little annoyed as the doctors cheque for £50 was cashed before my SGC ran out as of 01/05/19

The dogs put four up today. one of them crashed into a tree about 10 feet from me and fell to the ground it quickly righted itself and flew off. looks like we had a good influx with the last full moon as they are the first I have seen this year.

Hello Nigel and welcome, If you really like the ATA, why not go and look at a lighter model maybe a shorter game version?

Here's Reggie He is a four month old GSP. After my Dear old friend Nellie (staffy x collie). Died in June, we decided to get another dog to fill the void. well that void is filled and more, he certainly is a handful but I am looking forward to starting his training at the end of the season.

I also have big calves and found out last year le chameau do three sizes in their zip up range, the largest calve size being a very ample 48. These are big enough for me to wear two pairs of long socks and water proof trousers. Most stockists will order a pair on for you to try.

half hitch, bowline and harvest knot are the main ones I use.

Bryan Adams - Everything I do. As it was at number one for about a year and a half and ruined every teen age males life. Any Christmas song from the seventies.

yes a deservedly happy ending, well done and enjoy your new sport keep us posted of how your doing.

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Another vote for the Zippo type I bought two on the Amazon black Friday deal a couple of years ago. I have lost the little filler bottles that gauge how much fuel you want to put in, whether you want them to last for 6 or 12 hours and as a result I often over fill them making them hard to light. but once going they are great, they last all day, very rarely go out and produce good constant heat, if you don't smother them by fiddling to much. the wicks on mine lasted the first season out and I found cheap copy replacements on the bay that were still going at the end of last season. Gen

Nice bit of handy work there your not going to over crush the nut! I have always used a pen knife, scratch the top off the nut, find the line where the shells meet insert the tip of the blade and twist. but I do like what you have made there.

is there a much younger calf in the middle?

sounds and looks like you both had a great day and you are deservedly proud of her. Well done.

My feelings are that the more rubbish he spouts, the less people will believe him and stop listening to him.

Hi All As per title we have spaces for two guns on a small pheasant shoot on the Powys, Herefordshire borders near Prestiegne. As said it is a small shoot with some testing birds on wooded hill sides with some cover crop. We hope to equal last years bag sizes which were on average 35 birds a day as we are putting down a few more birds this year. Our first day will be the 26th October and will shoot every other weekend after that and every Saturday in January. This year we are trying to run it as a Shoot one stand one so well behaved dogs are welcome. we normally bring our own lunch and have it in one of the sheep barns. The price per gun is £500 and if anyone is interested you can come and have a drive round and check the ground out with us. Many thanks

Many thanks for sharing that, just how my mother told me it was. I would love to slow this life up and go back to that one.

That sounds like a successful first day out. And a good boost for the confidence keep getting out there and enjoy

Give Griffin Lloyds a go for sure it is about 40 mins from Hereford. Its where I started out, they are open 7 days a week, their sporting clays are excellent and if you go on week day its quiet enough, you can go round and avoid being bunched up and people looking over your shoulder. Park farm near Ombersley is also very good but due to the limited opening times tends to be busy. There are also some clay shooting clubs around Hereford that shoot on a Sunday morning, Fir Tree, Aconbury, Garway and the Tram clay club at Eardisley I shot with them last year a few times and really enjoyed it really nice bunch of guys and easy going 50 bird shoot against either of the above after membership fees £10 a go. PM me if your going up to Griffin and I will see if I can make it. I cant offer much advise how to shoot but its always nice to have a walk about up there.

I have been using their 32 G 5's for a while now and swear by them. A very good cheap cartridge

How did you get on, did you get to shoot with your son? This week I have received a "permit to possess shot guns". It has my guns listed on it as my cert has but no photo ID. Under this permit I am not allowed to buy or sell any guns but there is no mention of ammunition. The form it is printed on is a firearms form 112 and is issued under section 7 of the fire arms act 1968, it expires October.

I genuinely think the expenses thing was a stupid mistake as there was no personal gain to himself. Chris has done a huge amount of work for our area, he was very approachable and really kept in touch with the community. we will now have to endure the next god knows how long listening to a party of weak remoaners bleating on about how much we are loosing instead of someone willing to stand up and fight for what we can get.

Life is so cruel, I hope you get to spend as long as possible, with your sister and that you stay strong to get through these tough times. don't ever be sorry for venting when you are going through what you are. It helps.

Nice report its not always about bag size, its about coming home pleased that you shot well and it looks like you were putting it in the right place today. None of the rape has been cut round this way yet but the pigeons are all over it, its like they are addicted to it. I tried decoying them into some laid corn next to the rape on Sunday as I didn't want to loose what I shot but there was no chance. Oh and it really isn't any fun humping all your kit for miles.