Hello, Novice here. All advice welcome
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@takbok Rory makes a diy kit using garden canes sticks from ToolstationYeah, doing the DSC1 we had to shoot off quad sticks and they made an incredibly stable platform. They had the viper sticks which were great but don’t fancy dropping 300 quid on sticks just yet, so I’ll definitely have a look at the monkey spanker sticks (awesome name… guess stalking is quite a solitary pastime)
He makes 2 front yoke types
Old ones on the right
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To be fair Tim that may have had nothing to do with the rifle choiceI considered a Creedmoor, but when I asked if it came with a cleaning kit the seller just gave me directions to the nearest Boots chemist.
I found that a bit off putting, to be honest!
Often you see multi buy deals with hair bands, conditioner and leather pants
tackb
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I considered a Creedmoor, but when I asked if it came with a cleaning kit the seller just gave me directions to the nearest Boots chemist.
I found that a bit off putting, to be honest!
so you had a 270 and considered getting a creedmoor , i rest my case that you know it's better but couldn't bear the false peer pressure pedalled by luddites........
Only while out shopping in Powys.To be fair Tim that may have had nothing to do with the rifle choice
Often you see multi buy deals with hair bands, conditioner and leather pants
Cool, Im in Navestock as is my perm, large herds of fallow and muntjac occasionally seen. Im a newbue too last seasons was my 1st.
I used to fish Lady Lake in the late 70's/80's and you could hear crashing in the background on a still night waiting for a run on the rod.
I considered quite a few options before settling on the .270
The only serious contender was the 30-06
It was threads like this that swayed me in favour of the .270: Anything that can arouse so much passion - both for and against - must have something going for it, I figured. Rightly.
tackb
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I considered quite a few options before settling on the .270
The only serious contender was the 30-06
It was threads like this that swayed me in favour of the .270: Anything that can arouse so much passion - both for and against - must have something going for it, I figured. Rightly.
and i have 2 creedmoors for exactly the same reason
no man bun though , sadly at 54 the hair is starting to thin out a bit too much to have a man bun although knowing how much it triggers people if i could i would !
You obviously have never been to Powys mate...we dont have shopsOnly while out shopping in Powys.
Same with myself Tim, the grass is never greener on the other side of the hill so why buy a Miss More lol
I considered quite a few options before settling on the .270
The only serious contender was the 30-06
It was threads like this that swayed me in favour of the .270: Anything that can arouse so much passion - both for and against - must have something going for it, I figured. Rightly.
Mick Miller
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Everyone always talks about what rifles, binos, sticks, bags, thermals, knives to buy but no one ever mentions the one item that's always overlooked and which, when poorly chosen, can lead to misery.
This is the best one to buy in my humble opinion, I'm not the most experienced stalker of deer by a long chalk, but I do have hours of grappling with crappy tools and wish to spare you a similar problem.
www.monarchcountryproducts.co.uk
Buy two. You will inevitably lose one. Even if it is bright orange.
This is the best one to buy in my humble opinion, I'm not the most experienced stalker of deer by a long chalk, but I do have hours of grappling with crappy tools and wish to spare you a similar problem.
Sagen Pelvic Bone Saw - Monarch Country Products
The “Sagen Saw” is a lightweight, compact field dressing saw which allows quick and safe cutting of the pelvic bone […]
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Buy two. You will inevitably lose one. Even if it is bright orange.
Mick Miller
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Again, no need to spend hundreds. These are excellent and better than the garden cane type: 4Stable SticksYeah, doing the DSC1 we had to shoot off quad sticks and they made an incredibly stable platform. They had the viper sticks which were great but don’t fancy dropping 300 quid on sticks just yet, so I’ll definitely have a look at the monkey spanker sticks (awesome name… guess stalking is quite a solitary pastime
big bang
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Ah nice, I’m just down the road… Blackmore. I’ve seen a load of munties over this way. Have you managed to get any local permissions? Picked up a new cabinet from ISS in Mount Nessing today and was told that it’s nigh on impossible to get a permission despite the hundreds and hundreds of fallow.
Although quite why anyone would want to saw through the pelvis is beyond me!Everyone always talks about what rifles, binos, sticks, bags, thermals, knives to buy but no one ever mentions the one item that's always overlooked and which, when poorly chosen, can lead to misery.
This is the best one to buy in my humble opinion, I'm not the most experienced stalker of deer by a long chalk, but I do have hours of grappling with crappy tools and wish to spare you a similar problem.
Sagen Pelvic Bone Saw - Monarch Country Products
The “Sagen Saw” is a lightweight, compact field dressing saw which allows quick and safe cutting of the pelvic bone […]
Buy two. You will inevitably lose one. Even if it is bright orange.
I was thinking more in terms of in the field.
Less you cut in the field the better.
(I don't cut the chest in the field either).
Tim with a beard bunI hope you havent tried a Creedmoor Tim...you would need some Manscaping
. That could be the new .270 style VSS the trend setter
I thought you had a gun shop in Newtown. Sorry spear making forge . We are still using blow pipes in WrexhamYou obviously have never been to Powys mate...we dont have shops
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