GregT.22

I had my fenman quite a few years ago and regret selling it now.i sold it when i moved to work in spain when iwas about 24,ten years ago.Was really accurate i used to use Feild target trophy .22 in it.Altough love my Daystate hunstman classic which i;ve only had 3 months now, would have loved to still owned my fenman though defo.

Nice bag mate,Can't say the same about the maggies tho,was out on a new permission the other day just checking it out late afternoon.but was waiting for the woodies coming in,but quite well out of range must have seen 15-20 of the black an white buggers,So next time get the chance i'll be gunning for them. Happy Hunting

lol ha yeah imagine that on a country pub menu vermin pie,like you say dont sound right somehow!!

yeah nice one,cheers!!

I was recently out on a new permission, late afternoon mainly to check out the ins an out of the shoot,As i'd gone into a small area of trees an noticed quite a fair bit of pigeon crap on the floor. so obviously where the woodies were using this area for roosting.So i decided to sit in a good position away from where i'd found the crap on the floor an wait as dusk wasn't far off.About fifteen minutes later 2 came swooping down quite close about 20yards,slowly lifted the hunstman dropped the one which was the clearest shot.Then about maybe 5-10 minutes later in came a few more but couldnt see t

never had one yet actually, whats the best way to cook them?

Not only are they a none native species greys, they can carry a disease which our native red squirrels (protected) contract which is the reason of the red squirrels decline, and rarity.