Available: Red, Sika and Roe Stalking in the Highlands nr Inverness.
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pezz69
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Couldn't agree more! Very few are helpful on here anymore, b ut I must say the people who have given me advice have been extremely helpful
Cheers for that, if anything I was making an observation to the ad as no mention of carcass purchase in it?
I’m not new to the world of shooting in anyway shape or form having been around it since the age of 4 and now running a DIY driven syndicate, but I am relatively new to the world of stalking, I manage to go out 2/3 times a year and have done so for about 4 years, it’s something I’m really enjoying and looking forward to years of stalking experiences. Hopefully all the experienced chaps on here are happy to share their knowledge when someone like me “asks a silly question” rather than come across as sarcastic. I’m always happy to share what knowledge I have, I’ve always been taught “if you don’t know the answer, don’t be afraid to ask”
270TOMMY
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not a problem dafydd i wish you the very best mate it just boils my **** when someone like yourself asks a question and people try and put you down by saying you should have known by this or that,you didnt know thats why you asked maybe some people cant comprehend that ,good luck in the future and keep asking questions
Aye, Gav's block is still there!The 6inch blocks still at the top of the hill Euan?
PM didnt come through, Terry.
sako751sg
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Aye, Gav's block is still there!
Should be three now.
Me and that thick Declan done it just before we left too.
Stacked like a triangular zeroing target but the backstop maybe a wee bit risque.
Cut+Squirt
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Would be interested in seeing some pics of your holiday lodge. We holiday twice a year in your neck of the woods and always on the lookout for nice holiday lets.
sikamalc
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What the OP is offering here is in my opinion a very good and reasonable offer. Some of the new stalkers may not be quite so up to speed with pricing, and therefore questions need to asked. But a good many are aware and are always haggling for a better deal, or expecting too much from an outing.
I politely suggest if you need to ask such ridiculous questions regarding the price of a carcass, you really need to do more homework, or dig a little deeper into your pocket, or give up stalking. Some people are so tight with their money its a waste of time taking them out...………..they squeak too much whilst they are stalking.
I politely suggest if you need to ask such ridiculous questions regarding the price of a carcass, you really need to do more homework, or dig a little deeper into your pocket, or give up stalking. Some people are so tight with their money its a waste of time taking them out...………..they squeak too much whilst they are stalking.
Quarrybank
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Hi Traveler sent a PM
Cheers
Cheers
Sika-Hunter
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That could be the cooked breakfast
tony rentokil
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Tight with money?Im surprised anybody goes on paid stalks,do these guys grow the deer?
3xspringer
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PM sent.
BearStalker
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I, also, do not agree with putting down a member of this forum, for asking a question. I have, always, believed that the only dumb question was the one that wasn't asked.
I remember, when I first became a member on here, that questions were encouraged, no matter how dumb, one might think it was. No one is born with the knowledge and, in my case, I learned to hunt in the mountains of Washington State, when I was in my early teens. Then I joined the military and went to Germany, where I had to learn all over again. Now, I m here in Scotland and learning the ways of putting meat on the table, here. Nothing is as easy as far too many let one believe it is, but with the proper knowledge, it can seem so.
Every country is different and, like I said, no one is born knowing all there is about doing it the "proper" way. Different country, different customs, different methods.
If a novice askes a question, that most have known the answer for most of their lives, the proper thing to do would be to answer the question truthfully, so the novice can feel more comfortable when with the 'older' more experienced stalkers, having gained the power of knowledge.
Remember, "the only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked." There are those who are afraid to ask the very same question. but you stood up and asked it. With that goes, "don't ask the question if you are not prepared for the answer".
I remember, when I first became a member on here, that questions were encouraged, no matter how dumb, one might think it was. No one is born with the knowledge and, in my case, I learned to hunt in the mountains of Washington State, when I was in my early teens. Then I joined the military and went to Germany, where I had to learn all over again. Now, I m here in Scotland and learning the ways of putting meat on the table, here. Nothing is as easy as far too many let one believe it is, but with the proper knowledge, it can seem so.
Every country is different and, like I said, no one is born knowing all there is about doing it the "proper" way. Different country, different customs, different methods.
If a novice askes a question, that most have known the answer for most of their lives, the proper thing to do would be to answer the question truthfully, so the novice can feel more comfortable when with the 'older' more experienced stalkers, having gained the power of knowledge.
Remember, "the only dumb question is the one that wasn't asked." There are those who are afraid to ask the very same question. but you stood up and asked it. With that goes, "don't ask the question if you are not prepared for the answer".
3xspringer
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I sent pm on 30th June had no reply!
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