Offroad Gary
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had 8 in 2 outings, and thats just the red ones! 4 with .243 and 4 with 22-250.
Foxes
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sir-lamp-alot
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i'm foxing all year round i think you have to if you are serious about keeping there numbers down, sure you can go out after the harvest and get some nice big bags but you have to ask yourself how many poults and over wildlife have you lost in the mean time?
Ask Mrs Finnbear about Foxing!.... Football widows?,...Fishing widows? & I include the Carp fraternity here!.....NO CONTEST!
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.......... I thought about the count recently!..... we jacked that in years ago!........ read the byline!
................. I thought about the count recently!..... we jacked that in years ago!........ read the byline!
6pointer
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Calmac i am not against shooting foxes mate infact thats how i got all my stalking it was the posing aspect. With regards foxes in my garden dont make me laugh .This one was 10 feet from my window and there are loads like her 
Now come on lads lower your rifles its only a picture
Now come on lads lower your rifles its only a picture
ha ha ha what a tease!!!
what a tease!!!
Calmac i am not against shooting foxes mate infact thats how i got all my stalking it was the posing aspect. With regards foxes in my garden dont make me laugh .This one was 10 feet from my window and there are loads like her
Now come on lads lower your rifles its only a picture
I shot two of six cubs from one particular litter about six weeks ago. I then had to take a week away (got married) then dropped three of the remaining ones within a couple of minutes (using bait + Foxpro caller). The farmer (who'd been losing chickens) was well pleased! 
Since then I've had a few solitary Charlies appear, but this bleddy weather has made it difficult to get out...
Since then I've had a few solitary Charlies appear, but this bleddy weather has made it difficult to get out...
devon deer stalker
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Paddy, you need to get more staff training time in! , Mrs Finnbear helps unload & carry bags of paunched /whole rabbits to the workshop out back, & returns with a glass of red for me while I de - bus the guns etc!, this can take place anywhere from 11.00pm thru to 5.00am
, Mrs Finnbear helps unload & carry bags of paunched /whole rabbits to the workshop out back, & returns with a glass of red for me while I de - bus the guns etc!, this can take place anywhere from 11.00pm thru to 5.00am
Paddy, I forgot to mention, I am never late for work, as I get nudged gently, to arise in time for the allotted task, usually accompanied by the waft of bacon & egg from downstairs, she who must be obeyed is usually on her way to work by 07.00am herself!
devon deer stalker
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Twixt Exeter and OkehamptonNo - she doesn't like me coming in late at night and waking her up, but other than that there's no problem!
Cheers
Richard
It's also a good choccy bar!
The Croc
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I don't live in 'Twixt' more 'Bounty' in Barum.
Paddy, I see the Reds in that field on the link road and some Roe just past the Picnic area on the way back to South Molton at the bottom of the long hill, you stalk there?
Brian
Damn got logged out before I could post, an Finn beat me to the pun
in Barum.Paddy, I see the Reds in that field on the link road and some Roe just past the Picnic area on the way back to South Molton at the bottom of the long hill, you stalk there?
Brian
Damn got logged out before I could post, an Finn beat me to the pun
She likes to treat the hounds once a week!
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