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  4. Rusty carts

    in Bullets, Cartridges and Reloading

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    16 minutes ago, TIGHTCHOKE said:

    Blimey, shoot them after a wipe-over with a squirt of WD40.

    They should kill Wood Pigeons if you are on form.

    That’s a good one  

    6 minutes ago, Dougy said:

    Agree  they ain't rusty,just fire it. 

    I'll look one out in a couple of minutes if I can find it. Now that is rusty. 

     

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  5. Rusty carts

    in Bullets, Cartridges and Reloading

    Posted · Edited by Vetty

    BF413FB0-923A-4D45-939B-72815ADE39B0.jpeg.3f175d595f06029b6089f75dfdeea3b1.jpegThey are hull  three crowns 28 gram 6s

    1 hour ago, Walker570 said:

    Firstly show us a picture because they may be collectable.  Other than that cut them open and empty the contents, powder on your garden and next time you have a garden fire throw the primer end on that for a Nov 5th effect.  Just a sharp crack as the flames do the job.

     

  7. Park Lodge

    in Clay Pigeon Shooting

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    1 hour ago, JTaylor91 said:

    Went to Park Lodge this afternoon as Pinewood and Humberside were shut. As usual at least 2 traps on each compak layout not working (but still counting) only 1 trap out of 4 working on the highest tower, other stands with only 1 trap working but should be 2. About 20 no birds in 170. 

    Its bad and there doesn’t seem to be any grounds men only kids collecting carts

  10. Park Lodge

    in Clay Pigeon Shooting

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    On 19/08/2021 at 18:11, R_Hawlwy said:

    Where do you use? I find myself at Churchills at Swinton and Park Lodge which are both 35p a clay, I'm in Wakefield as well so always on the look out for somewhere new to try. 

    40p a clay We was charged last week and couldn’t do a full compact or sporting layout as some traps would not work. 21 no birds the place is getting worse in my opinion 

  11. A wife’s tale of two fields

    in Talk From The Field

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     Well the tale starts with a new owner of a  farm making a call to the previous owners regular  pigeon shooter saying can you look at my rape fields as there is a lot of pigeon damage  only for the said pigeon shooter whilst looking at the fields seeing the farmers wife rope bangering  the fields off this was a couple of weeks ago . 

     
    Late yesterday the trusty companion of the  pigeon shooter  got a text could he join him as the new farmer would like us to have ago at these pigeons so ROBIN said ok see you in the morning 
     
    The next morning the weather conditions where not ideal mist , little wind and damp but the two enthusiasts soldiered on checking the fields out which looked quite reasonable on arrival . Plenty of birds about with a good number flighting in so the spot was picked and the two intrepid  shooter put there kits on there back and headed off to there chosen spot 
     
    With in minutes of setting up  the first  few pigeons came back BOOM the first one dropped next was a sneaky fast crosser took out this was looking good  then a pair came out of the mist from nowhere one down the other manage to  escape (arghh)  but then it seemed have stopped    . With nothings happening robin went for a walk to try  and get the pigeons moving as he got a couple of fields over hundred plus lifted from the trees  a minute later from the hide positions.two shot rang out which apparently was a left and a right from Batman .. whilst at the other spot Robin notices another line  going to there rape fields not permitted to shoot these blighters where diddling them so the duo decide to pack up with 6 picked and go somewhere else for an hour
     
    The next field looked good but would these birds come back fortune favours the brave so they set up again  this time the bird started to decoy well  but the light was fading would the two be able to make there day better . The answer was yes the had a good bit of sport both shooting some good birds . They even shot at athe same high flying pigeon sharing the spoils as they pulled the trigger at the same time 
     
    20 picked but from what I have heard a good day( good job I am a good listener)

  22. An afternoon on an ex bean field.

    in Sporting Pictures

    Posted · Edited by Vetty

    13 minutes ago, Spr1985 said:

    A great read as always jdog, i watch Jacko’s YouTube vids whenever I see them and they’re always enjoyable, I agree that it’s a shame that more don’t post about the days out they have but on the same hand I can also understand why some don’t bother, I posted a short account of a day out I had back in august and I think it got one reply 🤷‍♂️. Maybe it was boring, or not seen. Either way it didn’t encourage me to write anymore reports. I’m thankful that some still do though as I enjoy reading about other peoples days so thanks for posting 👍🏻

    And for those who read but don’t write reports (like me)it only takes a couple of seconds to say well shot and nice write up 

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