Recent content by GarethW

Send me a PM with a postal address, you can have mine for the cost of postage. I will not be needing DSC 1 for hunting Thai ladies.

He's just pointing the camera away from the hooses :rofl:

Yep I was told many years ago when I lived down that way, the 5th leg was made on purpose so when the landowner looked at the Stag it had 4 visible legs from no matter where he looked on his estate

Sealskinz if its chucking it down and cold or macwets if its not to cold.

Or a Tikka T3 Hunter

Rabbit legs and saddle enough for 6 people 1 cup oil (Veg or Olive) 2 Large Onions 6 Cloves 6 Cardamoms 2-3 medium pieces of cinnamon bark (Or powdered cinnamon) Fresh coriander (Optional) 2 tsp (tea spoon) Ginger (can be bought pre-blended in jars) 4 cloves Garlic (can be bought...

Its cleared

Your actually making me home sick!!!!

Try Emtec noisebreakers, I use these at work and they filter out the noise of the rotor blades but still enable me to hear speech clear enough, also use another pair for shooting. Welcome to Emtec Laboratories

Possibly on the river ken at the head of loch ken Ken Bridge Hotel, Accommodation in Dumfries and Galloway HTH

When I brought my L200 last year I called NFU and BASC , after phoning back and forwards BASC came in cheaper than NFU with slightly better cover. You do need to be a BASC member though.

I live in Kazakhstan now, but I do have a "holiday" home in North Lanarkshire that I frequent when I can, would that be classed as to close or to far? Oh and I'm also English. Maybe I should have pm'd..........

Just out of curiosity WTF has this to do with stalking or are we now into stalking people not deer.......

I've discovered the block function on here and it filters out the dross some people feel the need to write, or just skip threads that have posts by certain individuals, works a treat. Bit like turning over the tv if the programme you are watching is rubbish instead of watching it all then...

That was actually a tongue in cheek remark. Whilst I do appreciate that theft of something can be traumatic, sometimes humour or banter helps to ease that trauma.