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  1. Leo Sayer
    200ml a week is way to high for TRT that more like blasting and cruising were you you run a higher dose for a while ( blast ) then drop down to a cruise at a lower dose to try and keep your gains. This is were TRT is misunderstood, it's not for building muscle.
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    A good few of my mates ( we’re all in our 50s ) are on TRT . Most self prescribed, but one at the Ledger clinic in Manchester, Dougie Savage a leading TRT specialist, I’ve actually met him through a work colleague, a nice informative fella. I think the roids like everything else in life is don’t over do it and take care of yourself with regular blood checks privately. A very good friend of mine had a clutcher on the gear . But the daft sod was running too much and no blood work . He was very lucky in deed . TRT a big thing in the states and very much frowned upon and overlooked possibly over h
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    I remember him saying he had £700 and could budget it too a £10 A day. Personally not knocking the fella, but buy some of the food he buys from corner shops. I'd of gone to a aldi or lidl and made my food choices better and stretched the tenner out more and would of had a cooking pot and small stove to make cheaper meals
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    Am Cheshire, east mancs. We've had roe here for 35 yrs but only a handfull. But now loads of them.
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    Was a great film that
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    Fair play and good on you to low plains drifter , that’s two of THL Massive Kyle has the good fortune to bump into . He’s seems to travel very light with hardly any gear in his ruck , not even an air mat or cooking stuff, no meths stove or pots. Very minimal. Hats off to him. Must admit would love a crack at that , only for a month or so or maybe more to do the coast or something. Just to switch off from life, work , hassle and stresses . Just go back to basics and re sett for a while .
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    Just started reading this old big game book, and it says at start what I said above.
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    Was reading online , that a good quality expensive bow is obviously better build quality than a cheap one. But if you was to go abroad and bowhunt. It really is the individual and not the equipment. Field craft and perseverance and skill as you need to get to 10 yards of your quarry. I think it's a very skilled form of hunting tbh.
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    I only really buy budget Chinese bows tbh, you absolutely have to buy another string , a fast flight Flemish string off eBay for between £15 to £30 as the strings that come with them are junk. I just use now a peace of Velcro on the arrow shelf and Velcro strips on top of risers to make it quieter. And that's it really , I shoot with a glove as tried tabs and just don't like them. I've never worn an arm guard as my form is correct so never twatted my arm at all with the string so optional I reckon. You can get a trad bow called a Black Hunter for about £80 stick another £20 on for a decent str
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    Gordie carnivore ? Been watching him myself. With work commitments I don't get a lot of opportunity for first light. So am out every chance I get
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    No footpaths in that wood nice and quiet mate
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    Ad another little sit this morning from 4.30am with the catty and camera . Nice to watch daylight break
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    Took the new bow down the permission woods . It packs down well into a rucksack and shoots great , really happy with it. Got some broadheads groupings at 18 yards and then did some stump shooting on beer cans at same range .
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    No it would of been undies and he's fatter and hairer than me
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    Looks lovely that mate. My old man has just set off on a 8 week trip on his barge to London and back. Monday he set off. Am getting pics already with him eating al fresco
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    Mark Brick once tried to get me in a hot tub , does that count ?
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    Would I need my dungarees lol
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    This is the attractant stuff to use for photography, hopefully get some nice close pics.
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    Treated myself, got a new bow . A ILF ( international limb fitting) Longbow . Quite rare these , it just means the bow limbs just click in n out with out bolts. Super quick to put together and not often seen in traditional longbows. I know this sounds boring, but this bow is super sexy . 45lb draw and has first 3 shots and love it . Also had some attractant stuff delivered for my photography.
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    I think it’s mad mate that you could quite easily take out a rabbit or pheasant at 15 to 20 yards and maybe closer a red hind or stag or wild boar with a stick and string ! I’ve ad lurchers for over 30 plus years and never really been interested in guns or shooting apart from air guns for pheasants ect and done a bit ruff shooting with shottys now and again , but wasn’t my bag tbh. But to harvest large and small prey with a stick and string is amazing. It’s so natural mate. I thing that’s why I enjoy hunting with a catty .
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    Love it ha ha
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    I only shoot traditional, I tried compound but fell for trad. Got to get a lot closer to your quarry. Also I target shoot on my permissions and I reckon I would look like John Rambo in Rambo 3 wandering about with a compound. But a little 3 peace recurve or 2 peace longbow breaks down and fits in a rucksack and takes seconds to assemble. To be honest mate I've fell in love with it, a real good stress buster after work. Would love to hunt abroad. That's a good tip about the river and floaters. Cheers
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