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Fox hospital attacked ... apparently
Coffee Table replied to South hams hunter's topic in General Talk
Ask them what happens to the able foxes that they rescue from the city and then release in the country? I live in an area where they come to release their captured city foxes and for the most part it doesn't end well for the fox. They spend a few weeks starving in the countryside because they've no idea how to capture food that isn't in a discarded KFC box and end up being trapped and shot when they start to become a nuisance around town. Just yesterday I drove past one skulking around on a main road next to a small holding in late afternoon with no apparent fear of people. I can't -
Eye dominance effects accuracy, fact or fiction?
Coffee Table replied to Stone14's topic in Clay Shooting
I'm left eye dominant and right handed. If I open both eyes while looking down the rib I get two sight pictures, one from each eye and as a result Im actually aiming about 4 foot the right at 30 yards. At present I shoot with the left eye closed but should really be shooting with both eyes open. This weekend I'm going to toy with placing some tape on the right hand side of the left lens of my shooting glasses and see what happens. Hopefully it will take my left eyes focus off the bead and rib and keep it pointing straight ahead. -
Thanks to everyone who posted. I picked up a Hatsan Escort 3" in the end. Not a single shop had a 3 1/2" gun in stock that suited what I needed. Shot some clays with it and it's definitely more pointable than a dedicated sporting O/U, maybe at the expense of a little finesse. Felt like I was pointing a walking stick at then rather than a 7 1/2 pound sporter. Scored equal on both cards though so it's not a bad little gun. Shot a few different cartridges (all 28g plus) and had no issues with cycling. Bring on the seasons so I can get a few magnum 3" out of it.
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A bit further west, Wentloog wildfowling club. If they'll have me that is. Based on the marsh and foreshore between Cardiff and Newport.
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I went with a 3" gun in the end simply because there weren't any 3 1/2" guns available and my local RFD doesn't stock many 3 and 1/2 Inch cartridges.
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Hi All. I'm going to be joining a wildfowling club this coming season so I'm starting to think about picking up a suitable semi auto. I've shot mainly clays to date and I really don't want to be dropping an expensive over and under into the salty shite of the Severn estuary so I've narrowed the choice down to one of the cheap Turkish brands. If I drop a cheap semi into the mud then it's not a massive issue and I'm not going to be so precious about it. Besides that the Beretta O/U only has 3 inch chambers anyway. I've a budget of £450 max for this gun which is quite limiting if
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Moderation and variation is key with the main goal being more calories out than in. Along with managing expectations, you aren't going to drop that beer gut and tits in 3 months no matter which fad diet you choose. Keto does work of you have a specific goal in mind like weight stripping for a sporting event or holiday but don't expect it to be a permanent loss. I've dabbled in it in the past and half a stone per week isn't unachievable if your strict with your carb intake. Typically less than 15 grams per day. I recall losing near 2 stone over a three week period. Of course I put it al
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Lived in the same area for my whole 28 years on this planet and only last year I spotted my first ever hedgehog. I'm not sure if there is a rescue or something releasing them locally but I've seen more than 10 in the last few months and quite a few more dead on the roads. I can't recall seeing any dead before that either. We have very few, if any badgers here so I hope the hogs do well in years to come.
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I'm currently working on a project which will see 200+ pop up job centres being installed around the UK. Such is the seriousness of this situation the gov has seen fit to spend 'a lot' of money on this extra capacity for the unemployed. If your lucky enough to have work at the moment, no matter what or where, no matter how much you hate it just keep at it because we're heading to dark place and being a job seeker during that time is the last thing you want.
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Claiming that they couldn't walk due to the amount of time that they were confined to their car. Police probably thought that they were doing the usual protestor thing and going limp like a stubborn child when being arrested. That's likely why the police pulled them out of their vehicle and put cuffs on all four limbs. ? Lesson for them should be 'being a turd gives the police an excuse to treat you as such'.
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Lovely little stretch of river, not in the UK I assume? Second from last and third from last images aren't fish I'm familiar with. Second from last is maybe a Ruffe? Third from last image looks like an escapee from someone's tropical setup.
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Being COVID aware is the new woke. Amongst my age group 20-30 it's now becoming popular to throw shade at those (individuals and organisations) who do not take this as serious as they do. It's cancel culture and COVID combined and it's doing untold damage especially when you consider a lot of the media are jumping on this COVID awareness bandwagon. Wales online (and many other outlets owned by that group) and their readership for example are loudly critising anyone who dare question anything other than a hardcore approach to the pandemic.
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Cancun, Mexico.. First holiday away with just the girlfriend. Flew business class both ways and stayed in a really nice hotel. Nothing really prepares you for 35 degrees and almost 100% humidity, especially coming off the plane in shirt on trousers.. Went snorkelling in a cave and spent the day at chichen-itza. It was a lot bigger than in the films. The Mexicans are really polite and would do anything to provide you with the best possible service. Police road blocks every 5 miles was a little intimidating, especially when their armed with m4 assault rifles and semi auto shotguns.
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Twice, you've said that today.. I do hope you are joking?
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Then the government go and take £20 of that, the c*nts haha Richard how do you work that out 20 of ? It was just a joke.... But I'd rather the gov didn't take the amount they do from my pay! Richard
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Then the government go and take £20 of that, the c*nts haha Richard
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Out on the boat for a day bass fishing, hope this wind dies down mind... Richard
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That's because your picking from the dregs and dross of society.. Plenty of hard working young people out there, you've just got to look further than the job centre.. I had a week between leaving school at 18 and going into full time employment as an avionic technician. Richard
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Hormones mate, it will grow back with the winter coat.. Richard
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Insurance companies have us over a barrel at this age.. I passed earlier this year and I'm paying £3400 for 1.6 mk4 golf, though changing to a 1.2 corsa would only give me a £250 return. It's rediculous, I need to drive in order to work and I need to work in order to drive.. A good third of my weekly wage goes towards even getting to work.. Richard
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It's generally believed that they do, following food blown onto the surface and the more oxygenated water but if carp are feeding in one particular area the direction of the wind wont move them.. Other's may well disagree but this is what I've studied while fishing. Richard
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You could try pre baiting an area with maggots to get the bait fish in the area, the pike wont be far behind them...
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I use it on my iphone to find the aircraft that I've worked on. I find it interesting to know an aircraft that I've had an effect on is now 35,000 feet above the atlantic. Yeah, I'm wierd and I know it.... Richard
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It's the red hot willy peppers.. Richard
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Applied for the apprenticeship scheme earlier this year and after two sets of tests I have an interview on the 17th. Seems like a good scheme ending with a good qualification and a good job.. Richard