Mice!

Hi trajectory, think you will pleasantly surprised by how good some air rifle scopes are these days, I have a tasco varmint 6*24 and it is lovely and clear but probably 10 years old at least. Have a read through the airgun section there have been quite a few scope threads going and I doubt you need a zeiss scope on an air rifle unless you already had one or picked up a bargain, there are plenty options about, and welcome. Mice!

Well why everyone else is having a laugh I'm going to say hedgehog, but really I think badger

Yes nice to meet up and put faces to names, much easier going home as well no farm tracks 😅

Can't recommend what you want, mate and his family did the theme parks nasa harry potter world the photos looked amazing and they had a great time, enjoy

Can you get the draw below it or above it out

Went up to Clitheroe castle yesterday very nice visit with the kids paid for a yearly pass £20 for there and four other museums really good displays in there, didn't realise how big otters are showing stuffed animals birds kids loved it. Now before we went in on the way up thought I saw a crow with a sparrow, me and little lad followed along then realised it was a thrush, thought it was a chick but only the male was mobbing the crow to no effect so it could have been the female it was hard to tell. The crow simply hopped about with the thrush in its beak plucking and hammering it as went from branch to branch, can only describe it as death by jack hammer. I have seen magpies take chicks out of nests and chasing small birds but wouldn't have thought a crow could catch a female thrush. Little lad was mesmerized watching then telling mum all about it.

Watch some of his early stuff where he spray paints peoples houses white inside then redesigns with what they want very clever, but then normally spends loads of cash on a bespoke furniture item not so clever

Just tell her its been away for repair 😁

I saw the same thing coming off M6 at tickle trout on Sunday and said how nice the field looked

I bet he can fair shift the reeds when he gets going but I wouldn't want to lift him over too many fences. Lovely looking lad.

If you go down the weed and feed route, which I would first get a decent a spreader my missus tried doing it by hand a few years ago and made a right mess by being helpful? I scarify once sometimes twice a year and an electric one ain't dear just don't bother using the bag on it to collect run it round then rake up and finally mow it to hoover up, it will look bad for a bit but brakes up the weeds and takes out the dead grass letting air in

I like that Prospero, I once made my dad stop near Warrington a long time ago picked up a dead pine martin took it home and buried it but I never seen a dead mink what about otters? I recorded a program off BBC 4 couple of weeks ago leopards 21st century cats started watching it but turned it off as it wasn't really kid friendly but very interesting showing things I've never seen before very worth a look.

Some really heart felt posts on here think people should be proud that they have opened up and shared there experiences in the hope it helps others.

Well I found loads yesterday, playing a rugby festival up in Cockermouth Cumbria coming home on the coach about 6pm and plenty running about lovely place as well

I bet he does but would never admit it

I watched about6 blokes take down a beech tree next door lovely big tree but blocked a lot of light off neighbours so they asked to remove it and paid for the job, I want to know now how much it was as I have always done all my own tree work but never done a monster like the one's mentioned above.

Yeah well done, we had one for sale for a while nothing happened ended up renting it then 3 years on two more in same avenue went up for sale plus ours and all sold within two weeks. If someone wants it and are happy to pay what you want then result.

I had a chestnut in the garden at last house that grew alongside a conifer hedge, I just chopped it back as I felt every year sometimes just pruning the leaders and every other year take out a big limb just so it didn't get carried away, also had an early flowering clematis growing up it, lovely tree if kept on top of

Wow think I am in the wrong job that seem a lot of money for a conifer

Thanks again Dougy, if you going to ask can you find out if he baits them and does he put them in the trees or on the ground, quite fancy one in the garden but would need to be up out of reach of kids and dog.

There is already another thread running on general pal

We were at Blackpool zoo today, watching the lions and tigers I've read a good few books on Africa where they describe a leopard attack lion or tiger( not Africa I know) or animals attack progs in America with a puma attacking people, think I would be thrilled to see a big cat in the wild but as I said above, Pee my pants stalking a rabbit and find a big cat 😥

Depends on time limits as well and how far from your house your looking to buy, my brother in law bought a house, got it cheap before it went on the market but has practically rebuilt it and its taken him a lot longer than he expected just about finished now but probably taken him a year and half. Binge watch some home under the hammer they tell you what others have said read the legal pack look before you buy and know your budget. Might find if you look at a different area you can get a better buy with less work needed down south lots more pennys for less house up north more house less work less money? Good luck keep us posted

I'm going to take a pic in my garage tomorrow, its going to give you nightmares 😆

Was bishop on the geese xx