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Chunk and Ben

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About Chunk and Ben

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  • Birthday 13/04/1970

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  1. Hi,I'm looking to join a pheasant/partridge syndicate preferably within 50 mile radius of Boston Linc's. If anyone knows of any places available I would be very grateful if you could you pm me with any relevant details. Many thanks Andy
  2. Hi, for sale is my beretta al391 urika, it is in used but good condition, there is a few small marks on the stock which is to be expected. It comes with everything from new (5 chokes, sling swivels, extra butt pad and extra spacer, cast adjusters and spanners) and an extra choke plus the hard case. these are very reliable guns and this one is in full working order, the only reason im selling is ive bought another one but in camo. the price is reduced to £400, sgc and face to face only please. pm me for any further questions or to view. im in the boston lincs area many thanks ch
  3. Hi, i have a litter of black labs for sale. KC reg, 1st vac, wormed, mum and dad can be seen, deposit secures ready 24/03/12 £350 each, boston lincs please see photos and pm me for further details many thanks chunk one of the pups at 4 1/2 weeks followed by mum and dad
  4. Hi, thought i would post this photo of my dog ben when we where out wildfowling a couple of weeks ago. Ive just got into photography and enjoy it. Any comments good or bad on the photo would be gratefully received. I have a nikon d60 with 3 lenses (nikon 50mm prime, nikon18-55mm kit and a sigma 75-200mm zoom) Any helpful tips and hints on taking wildlife photography would also be very much appreciated. many thanks chunk
  5. Hi all, ive just applied for my variation on my fac for a 243, and not sure what rifle and scope to go for. I will have a budget of around £1000 . some say spend more on the scope than the rifle but would appreciate any views you have. It will be used for deer stalking and a bit of foxing. Ive been out stalking on a couple of estates over the past 12 months and have managed 5 roe as yet but always used the estate rifle and feel its time to get my own. So can i get kitted out for this budget, new or second hand and if so what make and model for both rifle and scope?? also whats the
  6. Nice one wag, thats another season over for you and not a bad one. Think im gonna try in the morning and see how i get on. We will have to catch up and do a bit of lamping in the near future ATB CHUNK
  7. Ive been on the tay for the last 4 years and that pipe is still shyteeeee, we stay just up from errol at rait. Bloody good goose shooting now, how was it then?
  8. It wasnt the best morning for fowling, it was -13c, still, thick fog and the moon shining brightlly but ive not been for a couple of weeks for a morning flight and the end of the season is close so i thought i would give it ago and im pleased i did. The 1st problem was getting the van doors open as they were frozen shut and the 2nd was when i arrived at the car park i only had my light weight chest waders and no thermals on. I set off along the bank for a 30 to 40 min walk which was good as it kept me fairly warm and when i arrived at the rivers edge the visibility was only 40 to 50 yard
  9. Ok i will try both your ideas and see how i get on many thanks chunk
  10. Hi, Im sure any club will give you advice on whats needed and where to be on there particular part of the saltings. There will be someone in most clubs who will take you out and point you in the right direction. I myself am a member of the south lincs wildfowlers club and would certainly take you out on a day ticket to show you round as would a few more members i know, this way you get to see what its all about before you join any club, so if you fancy a trip let me know. where ever you go i hope you enjoy it and get the wildfowling bug, it can at times be very hard work for lit
  11. Hi all, I have a 2 year old lab dog who has a bit of a problem with retrieving. He has a good nose and has no problem in marking and picking the bird but is reluctant to give it to hand. He stops about 2/3 yards away from me and runs round holding it but will not come in and release. he is not heavy mouthed. ive tried getting down on my knees with open arms and my back up a wall, also tried walking away and towards him but he still stays 2/3 yards away from me as if to say i fetched it im keeping it attitude. ive been told to try a treat for him when he returns but also been told this w
  12. Hi peter121, whats the fowling been like on the mersey this year. Its been a bit difficult on the wash mainly due to the mild weather i think and a lot of westerly winds which is not the best this side of the country, theres been no pattern at all with ducks or geese. Ive just returned from a few days on the findhorn which proved just as difficult as the geese where all over the place but we (5 of us) managed to bag 9, 6 pinks and 3 greylag so cant complain to much. Looking forward to a week on the solway at the end of the season tho and thats another season over. hopefully bag a duck o
  13. Hi, anybody got a barrel for a beretta al391 s/a. not bothered what length, bulged the end of mine and cant find one any where or a site that sells spares will also help many thanks chunk and ben ive now found one thanks to one of our members
  14. Hi all, heres me and wag on our recent outing to a drain that we shoot. On arrival it was a little disapointing to find the wind that was forcast was more of a gentle breeze but as we were there we had to give it ago. Once in our positions we set the decoys and settled in to our hides mine being an old pallet on end stuffed with grass and reeds on the waters edge and wags a hole he dug on the bankside (which looked more like a crator than a hole to me lol). As dawn broke a pair of mallard came in fast and low and on they went fast and low as i was still half asleep, apparently so was wag.
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