Nickb
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He is from Essex
Out last night.
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If you had read one on Steves replies on here he said "people are free to post when and where they like"
What part of that don't you understand
Smellydog
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It's a sub forum for other shooting. There is a clue if you look , a rabbit. So go wave your cock elsewhere or have you bored them to death already?If you had read one on Steves replies on here he said "people are free to post when and where they like"
What part of that don't you understand
Shotgun572013
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Now now boys . Back to out last night. First one we saw in this large stubble that had had the bales lifted , took the **** twice before scarpering . A few minutes later this scrawny vixen gave me a chance at around 210 yards. 11.00 p.m. saw an otter earlier and a badger later but no more Charlies . .243 made a mess of her
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kenbro
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Went to chemist as these bites (Assumed Horses) are spreading any going sore to touch.
Pharmacist gave me 5 days of Antibiotics.
This back of my knee.
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Foxyboy43
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Sorry I missed your reply any cure for the Mosquitoes which are buzzing around or is that under health and beauty....
It sounds more like back in the CB days with bored people chatting to their mate 3 doors down
10-4 for a mozzie bite come back.
Looks a bit like cellulitis - hope not Kenbro - can be very painful i believe
all the best !
Smellydog
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kenbro
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How do you know what it looks likeKen, that looks like syphilis !
You dirty dog....
kenbro
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I’m hoping it’s a bite as I’ve another on the front of my leg just below knee.
Ken.
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Smellydog
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Looks like tetsy flies to me.
kenbro
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Do we have those here?
Smellydog
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Could be Japanese black fly!
I'm pulling your leg , pun intended, it's probably mozzy bites. Horse or cleg fly tend to make hard itchy lumps.
Mozzy bites, smaller and itchy, can get infectious, depends I guess what they been sticking their little bastid beaks in first!
Mrs had one go bad last summer because she can't stop herself scratching a bite. Told her she'll make it goes worse and it did.
Made her arse go nearly twice the size and truthfully, never returned!
Any way she went the doctors and they peddled the usual shite but I said just put tea tree oil on it for a few days and she did. It cleared up quickly then.
You'll be ok old lad and mozzys bite at night mostly so this chat is ok in ' out last night'
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seen 5 last night, 3 at once from a hill top looking down a valley around 10pm, ranged them at just under 400 yards, caller set up but they didn't come in. held out for another hour hoping they'd come back but nothing. Seen one more at same location at about 11:30.
moved on to another location which has been quiet recently and seen one there on edge of pit around 12:30pm, mate of mine jumped out of the car with hope to get it but it had gone. Home for 1am, in work for 6. great
moved on to another location which has been quiet recently and seen one there on edge of pit around 12:30pm, mate of mine jumped out of the car with hope to get it but it had gone. Home for 1am, in work for 6. great
Nickb
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Dont be nasty....whilst Tim is a country lad, being from Essex he will have nice nails and needs to protect themWhy gloves ya fanny
I can just imagine the roe inspection Up Nth Blue Dye with every shot.Dont be nasty....whilst Tim is a country lad, being from Essex he will have nice nails and needs to protect them
Mike did you ever read the reply from Admin to Nick (months ban for being so nice)
Let me tell you something NickB. That women took over a 2000 acre shoot, brought up her two sons, one of whom is now a keeper on a Grouse Moor, made a home for the boys, and has run the shoot ever since her husband left her. Which is about 25 years ago. I take my hat off to her, she has made a far better job of keepering than her ex husband ever did, she has my full admiration for what she has achieved. She is also well established in the NGO.
Her boss, who I deal with regarding the stalking, has also stood by her, and puts his full trust in her. I am very grateful for the support she gives me with the deer management, and help at times with the new high seats we have just installed.
These ridiculous remarks that women cannot do the same job keepering or stalking as men do, are uncalled for, with little or no foundation. Frankly its not what I want on this site, it is neither helpful, truthful. And in the game we are all in casts our industry and sport in a bad light. I have put a lengthy ban in place for the time being, in the hope that you will re consider your position.
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