Jacko3275

I was at park lodge Sunday carts all over there are just some idol **** who can’t pick/catch there own carts to dispose of but then again at park lodge even if the bins are there people don’t bother they must have forgotten to take there butler or loader

You can have cctv that records off your property but you cannot record conversations also you must by law provide anyone on your recordings a copy if asked for at the maximum charge of ten pounds I believe

My first time flightline shooting started with meeting up with Jdog for the the second weekend on the trot in hope to decoy pigeon on bean stubbles or cultivated bean stubble fields but last week ended with 3 and this week was looking very similar anyway by the afternoon we found some birds but the weather was against us strong wind and an horrible drizzle so Jdog suggested a couple of hours tucked in the hedge a net in front and have a go a some birds flighting having never done this it was going to be a challenge but it was a great afternoon after a few misses I got a my eye in and started to hit a few Jdog on the other hand was smashing them but some where just impossible to get on jinking all over the place in the wind ... we ended up with 25 and a jay so some great sport was to be had in trying conditions and I loved it

Would you get rid of ????when I started last year I used to make some bouncers from branches and put full body decoy on but now don’t bother just wondering what everybody else would

Message him I have and got reply’s

Cheers Paul

Good editing I wonder how many said we are against the killing of raptors and if true they should be dealt with accordingly

Do you have any pic of the swivel seat please

Only thing I’ve seen in them numbers this weekend is seagulls

Fairly new to shooting so my list won’t be that long 1. Magpie (just Because of my hate for them) Joint No1 is pigeon the most amazing sport it can jink and dive turn on a penny and be off 3. Pheasant 4. Squirrels 5. Rats

I’m hoping they are all near me this Saturday on some bean fields

Tried but missed so not me

In one hand yes in the other with that grin I don’t know what he called it

But are you not allowed to prevent for future Crops if said fields had been attacked and caused serious damage throughout the year before they where harvested ..... the OP never stated what bird were flying over either

If I have fields to shoot over And they are all stubble can I legal shoot them

So if I shoot a pigeon and it as an empty crop that must be illegal as I ain’t causing damage and Shooting over stubble is to prevent serious damage to other crops it does not say other crops on the bit of land you have permission on so is that illegal if your perm As no crops left to harvest????

Only just got a GoPro and it’s hard to try and set that going and the shotkam for arriving pigeon so was hoping just to leave the GoPro running and pull parts from the video

Just wondering what most you Guys use to edit your videos e.g cropping a long GoPro video to adding comments cheers jacko

Bbq at yours in a few weeks then and shoot to accompany

I bought 1 box of 10 cost about 5/6 quid not sure as I bought a few other thing at the same time

I would be interested if you have any spare guns needed for a day

During lockdown all I did was stand in the garden shooting at pigeons with snap caps and the next time I went out After lockdown shot petty well So if you can and have time it is worth doing

My mrs can’t say owt about my driving when I’m looking at pigeons as when she drives driving is about 5th on the list of things to do

Gamebore mammoth 36g 3s not cheap but hopefully won’t need that many

This must be why your so argumentative When people try and share there experience with You .. You may shoot more if you listen to some of the guys on here rather that argue with them as there will come a point when no one reply’s to your threads