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  1. Tyla
    You wouldn't get kids wellies for a tenner round here, never mind something to spend a season hunting in ?
  2. Tyla
    I used to do it regular. I found you have to pick your spots and know what you're likely to bump into otherwise it can get a bit too exciting. Garmin collars and a good headtorch are a must. I've got thermal now and a new generation of bushers to start next season. I reckon I'll be giving it a go again ?
  3. Tyla
    It'd be handy if we had the quarry and laws for it. But we don't.
  4. Tyla
    Cracks me up when people say they wouldn't pay a couple hundred quid for a dog that should give them 10 years when a pair of decent wellies costs nearly the same and are trashed in a couple of seasons
  5. Tyla
    Not so sure about the lynx and wolves, especially in the south, but i think the beavers might be good. It'll certainly be interesting to watch what they do to their environment. I suspect they won't survive long if they spread from their release site though. I can't imagine they are particularly good for arable agriculture!
  6. Tyla
    Beavers are about to be re introduced very close to me. It will be interesting to see a new species. I don't think anyone will be hunting them officially here for a long time though
  7. Tyla
    I've never had to use them so wouldn't know. I still maintain its better than nothing though
  8. Tyla
    I agree with you but, as i said, some help is better than no help. I use SACS who I think are marginally better but still not great. Until someone else starts offering legal help as part of their subscription though they are all we've got.
  9. Tyla
    I would ensure you join basc or sacs BEFORE you apply. They won't help you if you join after being refused and any help, even theirs, is better than none
  10. Tyla
    Good advice and good work putting it in practice.
  11. Tyla
    I used opinel for years but got frustrated by them slipping out my pocket in the truck or when sat down. I decided I wanted something with a pocket clip and got a Kershaw folder from heinie Hayes clearance section. It was marked down from £70 to £17 and I couldn't be happier with it. The clip makes sure it stays in my pocket, it's nice and light and holds an edge. Does everything from opening boxes to gralloching fallow deer! Edited to add that it's not my usual knife for deer but on the odd occasion when I've not been very organised It's done the job admirably
  12. Tyla
    Google Heinnie Hayes that have a good website, a range of prices and ship to here no problem
  13. Tyla
    You can't win them all mate, keep on keeping on and you'll connect with something.
  14. Tyla
    It's totally a "them" and "us" thing. People were designed to live in tribes so it's in built within us to need an enemy to skirmish with. Having a cause justifies that and gives you an enemy to aim it at. To a lot of them it's their whole life, their social circle, family, sometimes even their job. The idea that they are just rent a mob doesn't seem to ring true, around here anyway. Some of them know our local hunt country far better than the hunt! Getting off topic now, sorry. Was the point about sabs not being sabs to back up the idea that it's not dog lads breaking fences, nicki
  15. Tyla
    I've heard of that but im sceptical. All the ones I've actually experienced have been pure sab. Personally I don't think there's any lack of enthusiastic lefties with a militant steak and a penchant for class war! Being an anti just comes with the territory. The league no doubt funds a few of the top ones but i doubt they need to do much for the foot soldiers. I think its a tribal thing like the football firms
  16. Tyla
    Got me interested now, who do you think they are if they aren't sabs?
  17. Tyla
    Perfect weather for lamping lurchers! Just a shame mine are all pretty ancient now. Maybe time to start thinking about a puppy.
  18. Tyla
    I'd really like this to be true but there was plenty of shit things going on before the ban too. The ban definately made it worse but wasn't the cause. The problem is that some people are f***ing morons and you can't legislate against stupid. There are plenty of farmers and keepers around shooting out any quarry that will attract that element. It's a terrible shame for the quarry and the countryside in general but what else can they do?
  19. Tyla
    Question is ..... did you catch your quarry??? Keep the stories coming. If I ever get the chance i may come see for myself!
  20. Tyla
    I didn't. I'm no terrierman. I didn't give him any pointless shit either.
  21. Tyla
    f**k sake. He's a kid with a whippet and an interest in legal terrier work. Just answer his question or don't, what's the point of the kangaroo court? If any of you were as careful and paranoid as you like to make out you wouldn't even be on here.
  22. Tyla
    Nice one Tomo, thus us the guy I was thinking of
  23. Tyla
    It's true that the dogs not being yours does detract from it a bit. Still great to see that kind of hunting and quite pleasant to be stress free as i was only really there as an observer and pig carrier
  24. Tyla
    Hard to know, I've no idea who really does what on here. You know what they say about empty vessels though ....
  25. Tyla
    There used to be a guy on here from Chile or Argentina I think. He looked like he was getting some good hunting using running dogs and dogos on a range of quarry. I think he was chased off here by people who thought they knew more about hunting in his country than he did. Shame really.
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