Recent content by White Hart

Incase anyone’s training on blood at the moment just found these in Lidl middle isle today two sets of 300ml bottles for £3…

Not to teach you to suck eggs and i'm sure you've plenty of experience with a saw but windblown can be extremely dangerous and unpredictable to cut, mind how you go with it.... As for a saw I'd highly recommend a Husky 550xp great all-round saw and plenty fast. Will last you years if you look...

Other things deer / family related if you fancy? Nice little walk and a chance to see some Fallow, also the start of some nice giant redwoods leading down to Rhinefield - - Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary - Bolderwood: Deer Watch Trail Another nice walk and a chance to see some Fallow and Red...

I got a MOA cover from NZ but that being said a guy i know just cut up a section of old bike innertube which does the trick...

Worth putting in this thread I think. I bought 140m of static line / rescue rope from these guys, thought it was a good price; https://www.militarymart.co.uk/products/static-line-climbing-rope?_pos=1&_sid=27edd8a63&_ss=r

https://www.rigginguk.co.uk/products/skidding-cone-ref-167-18-1 But i'm sure you could fashion something out of a plastic barrel or similar.

Hi @Alastair Boston is there scope for another Best Practice day further south still? New Forest or similar? Jamie did one a while back and it was excellent.

I feel for you, it really is horrendous stuff to get through even without a carcass... Winch would be good but you'll want a funnel or guide to prevent snagging. Are you typically returning to the same bit of roadside is there scope to clear a way through or make a slightly easier route? In all...

Most points have been covered off already. I have to agree there not pretty and in general every other person with an option doesn't like them or the owners:lol: My R8 weighs 10.4lb / 4.72kg in a GRS stock, Haskin Mod and Z6i scope, with loaded mag. Its a very functional tool so the...

Keiths - Plaques & Mounts – Keith's High Seats Ltd I've a few of Keiths pedestal mounts, they look great. Just be careful where you place them if you've kids in the house................

I'm late to the party as they've been around for years but a Buffalo Systems smock (mountain shirt)...... Whether up a high seat in Southern England or pounding up the hill in Scotland... What a fantastic piece of kit and so simple in regard to today's "technical" clothing...

I was just going to post the same as had volunteered to help in the New Forest. WH

You may find some useful information here to help - https://www.thedeerinitiative.co.uk/best_practice/records_and_survey.php WH

For all you Blaser haters out there the modular system works well when your off the hill and you can take it all apart lean all the bits against or on radiators or by the fire and then reassemble for another go... Speed of cycling is obviously good but your let down with mag capacity. Last...

I've got one and find it useful if i'm out stalking as I have the phone on silent and tucked safely away somewhere, if a call / message comes in it vibrates and a quick glance can tell me if it can wait or its urgent... As for reading texts or doing anything else on it you'll need good eye...