mattlimb

Do not see this as a problem, it is an opportunity! If they tax the income then the expenses are claimed against tax; so boots, waterproofs, travel; etc. Do you work dogs beating? Then dog food, vets bills etc etc You should be able to claim as much back as you earn with the typical low paid 'second income' from beating

Totally agree with hedge hunter - a 210.5 and buy a couple at a time been using them for years as did my father before me.

Is your Springer a dog? Could there be a bitch nearby that has come into season?

" ... Already been on ..." -- No, I started to put the item up then cancelled after realising I had not uploaded the images " ... What lens ..." -- 300mm 2.8

Working dogs doing what they do best: http://www.mlimages.co.uk/131204dogs/

Working springer's doing what they do best ...................... http://ow.ly/rqYFy

No .............. need to upload image first & forgot

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Gents, I have done a lot of work into this. with an accountant, and the article was published in Countryman's Weekly a few weeks ago. Bottom line it is not a great issue for either the shoot or the beater/picker up provided you are not employed by the shoot - would it help if I was to pub the details on line?

Thanks for the kind words. Yes, the hoverfly, best thing about that was I did not notice him until I got back and started to process the photos

Thanks for the kind words and comments ......................... roll on next summer when we can do it all again!

What size is the safe? In inches preferably!

The reason for a dog!

Not sure if know of Spider's Appeal; 10 years 1,000 shoots and all for charity Read the Full Story: http://shootingnews....rs-appeal-.html

Yesterday report says RSPCA spent £330000 to convict a hunt & today they have an advert on TV for Urgent Xmas appeal!