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Hi I have some experance lamping foxes but I'm looking at getting better would anyone in the south Oxfordshire area be willing to let me come along with them lamping so I can pick up some tips and fresh ideas.

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Not sure how many this year but we shoot around about 100 per week thats 2 lamping outings and the odd walk round per week all with Remmy 597 .22lr

Sorry to but in here iv been lamping for about 18 months now mainly the bunnys which im getting the hang of now, but my lamping for charlie needs some work. I have taken the advice of people like yourself with things like keep the lamp on etc and have found that you need an understanding with the driver so he knows whats going on, what i realy need is to get out with an experienced lamping crew to watch how its done so would any of you guys be perpaired to let a rooky come along??? Mark

hi all im new to this pigeon decoying game fox shooting is more my scean so any advice will be most welcome: ie what sort of decoys should i get, Shells, full bodies, peckers. alreadypicked up a few tips on layouts from you guys. Cheers

I work and shoot on a golf course St don't ever leave the dead rabbits for the golfers to find there a funny breed they will complain about the slightest thing. nd if your driving around the golf course be careful not to leave any tracks if you can get the use of a golf buggies then you will get a lot closer to your prey as there used to buggies i get within 15-20 m of the rabbits with an electric buggie and as its battery powered its near silent the club sectary is properly the easiest contact or the Head Green Keeper some Head Keepers don't have the power to grant you permission apart from rabbits the other problems we have on the course is Geese they make a hell of a mess and golf courses are a good place to catch magpies i have caught 55 i a single Larsen trap this year. Happy shooting Mark