Greyman
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You made pathetic accusations about big cat trophy hunters, I simply got to the point and included all people that hunt in Africa. There's that little dick comment again, lol lol. Where do you get this shit from? Have you ever spoken to a trophy hunter? You realise the majority of them don't do it just for the photo and skin right? Are lurcher lads that go about killing 15lb foxes with 60lb dogs insecure with little dicks too? Surely they must be to need to do such a thing just for fun? Especially the ones that want to go on safari dogging coyotes!http://www.wideopenspaces.com/hunting-icon-c
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There are a lot of differences I agree but none I see as significant in the reasoning. Both are done for the same reason, the hunter wants to hunt the critter/beast/quarry because it's enjoyable, it fore-fills the instincts given to them from several hundred thousand years of hunting prior to the agricultural revolution 12k years ago. There aren't many trophy hunters that only go out to bag the most impressive trophy as a sign of their superiority, that's a total fallacy. They hunt for exactly the same reason we all do, only they can dream bigger. Terriermen want to dog the hardest sub
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Usually carried out by men with little dicks and big guns, removing alpha preditors is a recipe for disaster in any echo system as they maintain the health of most animals further down the chain by removing the old and stupid, unless they are a particular problem they should be left alone, food would be the only other reason to shoot things like bears in my humble opinion, but trophy hunting to me is pathetic and usually just highlights the insecurity,s of the twat sat over there slain beastie shouting please look at me ,
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Bsa Scorpion Over Legal Limit
Greyman replied to Lee.m's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
I believe AT was pushed onto airgun manufacturers by the government as it was to easy for the idiots to just crank up the power and shoot at pets and anything else that moves from further away, on the down side when a decent law abiding person finds there gun point one of a pound over they are left with this silly situation, it's another poorly thought out knee jerk reaction by the powers that be, also truth be told the police can't even afford to test your rifle unless you first commit an offence, so just be good, be safe and you will never need to explain why your gun is slightly over, -
most of those pictures were just sent to me mate, so are normally just taken by dog walkers or passers by,I don't do so much in the summer due to to many people, but when I move back into my main area in Autumn one of my first things are going to be baiting my cameras with a road kill deer also going to try some lures both visual and audible, the thing is I have always just accepted they were out there so never really bothered trying to prove it, but in the last year or so I,ve started looking for evidence and collecting data it's also the case that when you do come across something you don't
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Not sure mate but most of there previous comps are on YouTube, so worth an hour,s browsing
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Bsa Scorpion Over Legal Limit
Greyman replied to Lee.m's topic in Rifle Reviews, Technical Help and Tips
Just use a bit less holdover -
if i cought someone in my shed without my permission , guaranteed they would have a really bad day when id finished with them dry humped ??
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Hope this works just found it on u tube for anyone interested
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i had a few as pets when I was a kid and yes pretty smart birds, had one that could pick me out in a crowd and would fly down and land on my arm much to people's amazement, I was probably around 12 at the time every spring we used to go out looking for fledglings that had fallen from trees, crows, rooks and jackdaws, magpies never done well in captivity for some reasons and usually died within a week
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he was just getting over it and you had to hit him with that what next a crow talking and crying just to make him feel even worse
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It's fecking tropical in Bristol, even my mankini is making me feel overdressed, my misses loves it but I can't wait for winter as there is feck all to do in this, it's 30 in the shade at my house as we speak
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ply cut out or natural, left or right handed, ttf or ott, more info the better mate and agree regarding John Webb seems three months is pretty normal wait for him plus hassle
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most of those pictures were just sent to me mate, so are normally just taken by dog walkers or passers by,I don't do so much in the summer due to to many people, but when I move back into my main area in Autumn one of my first things are going to be baiting my cameras with a road kill deer also going to try some lures both visual and audible, the thing is I have always just accepted they were out there so never really bothered trying to prove it, but in the last year or so I,ve started looking for evidence and collecting data it's also the case that when you do come across something you don't
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My advice would be drink water and rip up your script, you are already expecting a bad night so that's what will happen, it might end up being the best night of all of your lives and you both get sticky fingers. Sorry could,nt resist the last bit
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most of those pictures were just sent to me mate, so are normally just taken by dog walkers or passers by,I don't do so much in the summer due to to many people, but when I move back into my main area in Autumn one of my first things are going to be baiting my cameras with a road kill deer also going to try some lures both visual and audible, the thing is I have always just accepted they were out there so never really bothered trying to prove it, but in the last year or so I,ve started looking for evidence and collecting data it's also the case that when you do come across something you don't
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I would also point out that unless you peel the skin back from around the neck the teeth marks are not apparent but are usually quite clear on the inside of the skin and in the flesh as they normally just bite once and hold on until the wind pipe is crushed and the animal suffocates were as a dog usually attacks the rear end and then rags the deer leaving a lot more visible damage sheep are much the same most farmers that loose sheep to dogs knows the difference when they find a cat kill it's apparent immediately
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cats don't always kill the animal, I did say this deer was hit by a car but in less than 8 hrs it had been moved, gutted, skinned and eaten,it's the style the animal is consumed that points to cats all these animals are suspected cat dinners from all corners of the country but all are very simular they were killed in different ways but all eaten in the same way no1 suspected cat kill, no2 road kill,no3 shot at night found like this early the next morning and no4 was suspect cat kill and eaten
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I think I may have seen that car recently on a telly programme it was in a private collection owned by a Chinese guy
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Still know sign of him, I was hoping to bump into him one day and have a brew and a chat as we move in simular areas and do simular things from what I can gather, just hope he was,nt stupid enough to hold the pads up for dog fox, seems since dog fox has gone he,s picking members off one by one I guess he needs a fresh supply of people for his viscous training regime and when he,s finished with em there hands are to fecked to ever type again, be carefull lads you could be next
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A list of shows the big cat tent will be at this year, frampton fair 10th sept, North Devon show 22 July, Monmouth show sadly yesterday, Forest showcase 1st October, Stroud show 15th July, Dunster 26th July, Herefordshire fair 6 Aug, and the Bucks show 31st Aug if any of you are close and want to know more pop in and have a chat some of the people who do this have been keeping records for over twenty years and will be able to answer some of your questions the shows are also a brilliant source of reports for the group and even one or two people get on board and start looki
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Most packs are Brocken to cats , they even keep them in the kennels by me (bad for PR) if they keep killing them . But you would have thought one might have broken cover and been spotted, maybe they are all up in the trees? But there are so many out at night with NV or lamping , I can't believe we haven't got one down yet . I makes me think they aren't out there. On the nv etc debate . I've read about that, drones,lampers etc but how many people actually own NV,thermal , drones in comparison to the size of the UK . If all these gadgets had been around for 50 years widespread and we were like n
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I,m popping out for a bit of a walk round the harbour side some beers and a bite to eat but when I return I have a list of country shows that the big cat tent will be attending this year as there are a few here with a genuine interest so if you are local you can pop along and ask your questions to some of the more academic researchers, and see some of the evidence on show, if the beers are going down to easily I may have to do it tomorrow cheers
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As for the idea of cats learning to hunt they actually learn quite easily. Just look at your pet moggy it will be bringing in mice and birds from just a few months old with no teaching from its mum. But released cats would also have no fear of man,i wouldn't have thought they would have lasted long on this crowded little isle...... which takes you back to the early ,s when loads of people were seeing them on the moors and farmers were loosing numbers of sheep in the hundreds the army were on Bodmin moor for a few weeks because it was getting so common down there and they did see and open fi
