So someone shooting foxes to protect grouse/pheasants it's a job and can be paid and someone shooting foxes to protect anything else isn't a job and must do it for free.
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I agree with you I used to love my pigeon shooting but on drillings and young crops it's better to go lots of times rather than let them build up. But I think you know that already.go 10 times and shoot a 100 in total but the wife's won't give you 10 "go shooting passes
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let them build up and pick 318 lol
Conditions dictate all forms of successful shooting so finding a good wind in the right direction for a decent day is not so easy thus cutting down the chances with people like JTO making daft comments.
No I don't agree in going lots of times to a spot to shoot a few as it is not productive and only serves to educate the ones you miss or others coming with them. You can spot birds who have seen a rotary/decoy pattern as they have been shot at before and flare off so a waste of a trip.
A chap took 5 people local on some Lucerne last week bright sunshine no wind (in the wrong direction) 10 shots all day
3 trips same field right conditions 2/3 week 65-75-92
No different to Fallow who are getting hammered on the land next door they turn into feeding at night bit I think people will know that.
Nickb
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The post was about recreational shooters getting paid to shoot foxes not if it's your job , obviously you get paid if it's your job
Nobody said you must do it for free just you wont get paid round here. Understand!!
Hilarious…thanks for the link, I’ve shooting friends I’m forever going to picture in a bunker when they get going on whose screwed up their latest outing!
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