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I’ve been out with Scott for the last 4 years on the red stags, he’s a brilliant. He won’t give up until he’s got you onto a deer, but be warned, he’s an absolute mountain goat so be prepared to walk. 🤣

Nick is a cracking guide, some wonderful woodland stalking, been out with him a couple of times, highly recommend him 👌🏻

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Vortex Venom 5-25 x 56 MRAD rifle scope 34mm tube, Hardly been out the cabinet, Original box, manuals and accessories included, Lifetime Vortex Warranty. 34mm Vortex scope mounts included in sale. Slight ring marks on tube but doesn’t affect use at all, pm for any more info or pics, cheers ...

Welcome pal, from just down the road in Llanfairfechan 👍

Nothing in North Wales that warrants any kind of paid guiding/stalking, pockets of fallow here and there and reports of muntjac near the boarder, but nothing else unfortunately. Few wild goats up the hills of Snowdonia and surrounding areas. Lived here all my life and always wondered why there...

Sounds like a cracking little syndicate, if I wasn’t already in one locally I’d be up for that. Good luck with finding suitable members 👍

Just to reiterate im not trying to attract them any more, I understand that once they are in the area they will more than likely be multiplying as we speak, I was just wondering if there was any feed they seemed to prefer in peoples experience, so they could trigger a trail cam in a allocated...

Cheers for the quick replies, I understand when you say “see it shoot it”, but the odd one has been seen maybe 3-4 times in the passed couple of years , and only ever in the wood. I’d like to gauge a number so we can figure if it’s worth taking a few out in time.

We’ve recently had sightings of muntjac in our woods, what do people suggest is a good feed for them so I can set up a trail cam to gauge potential numbers. We have the usually corn in blue barrels for the pheasants on the shoot, would something like a split maize be more attractive for them?

Welcome, from just down the road in Llanfairfechan 👍

A couple of pics from a recent trip to Argyle with @farrieral, absolutely brutal terrain some amazing and hardy beasts coupled with amazing scenery.