If you are not in a rush I will take you out on the foreshore but it wont be until next season as I am waiting for an operation on my ankle.
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It's my favourite type of shooting I love it being by the foreshore with my dogs listening to all the wildfowl the ambience, beautiful sunrises and sunsets then theres the sounds of bunches of wigeon whistling away,deafining 10000s of pinkfeet geese getting up at dawn makes the hairs on your neck stand up nothing else like it, but then there is the other side of it getting up at silly hours going out in subzero temps snow blizzards gales blowing walking for miles to go and sit in a cold wet muddy creek shivering and not seeing or hearing any wildfowl and coming home empty handed but I still love it which ever way it goes, contact your local club many do day permits Basc do the wildfowling permit scheme where you can go all over the country to try it for a small fee worth trying it that's for sure I can't get enough and go out atleast 5 times a week more if I can good luck with it hope you enjoy it if you get to go......
Contact BASC and find the nearest club to you that does a day permit, contact the club, and as novice fowler they will/should get someone to take you out
Get a bird book and Indentify which fowl are legal quarry and which are not
Buy some non-toxic shells
Then enjoy the paradise/nirvana that Mongoose has described, I can almost guarantee the you will love it, and want to take it up
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