Hydropotesinermis
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Looks like my Patterdale.
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I have one, it's a good way of using up the endless f***ing junk mail that comes through the door, old phone books etc etc. But I wouldn't use them as a primary source of heat. As said before they leave a lot of ash too.
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I shot a Charlie while I was out stalking a fortnight ago, I don't usually shoot them when I am out for deer but this one had a broken leg. It was in the middle of nowhere so I left it out in the open. Was there on Friday and apart from it's eyes it hadn't been touched by scavengers. Usually if I leave a deer gralloch the Ravens have cleared the lot in a couple of hours. Not a good advert for fox meat.
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yep...whinn bushes rule. The hair stops it making a seal when she's sat on your face, so you know that no matter how hard she bears down you aren't going to suffocate. Still. Be a good way to go.
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I love a hairy minge.
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Were there any number of boar in the UK pre ban?
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Is it nitro proofed?
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Where abouts in East Yorkshire?
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Warning - Don't Put A Santa Hat On Your Dog ?
Hydropotesinermis replied to pesky1972's topic in General Talk
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I f***ing hate the EU
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I like your style
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At least someone is talking some sense.
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I didn't know the law in Scotland was different to England until I looked it up. I suppose it is in many cases. I know the Scots are more pragmatic when it comes to Lead.
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Here we are. http://www.thecrownestate.co.uk/coastal/wildfowling/ From the crown estate website. Basically is Scotland wildfowling on the crown foreshore is a public right. In England and Wales the crown leases the right to fowl on crown foreshore to wildfowling clubs. So. If you live in England or Wales you must be a member of a wildfowling Club to legally wildfowl. Or have access and permission on privately owned foreshore. Does that answer your question?
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Here we are. http://www.thecrownestate.co.uk/coastal/wildfowling/ From the crown estate website. Basically is Scotland wildfowling on the crown foreshore is a public right. In England and Wales the crown leases the right to fowl on crown foreshore to wildfowling clubs. So. If you live in England or Wales you must be a member of a wildfowling Club to legally wildfowl. Or have access and permission on privately owned foreshore. Does that answer your question?
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Yeah. In my great grandfathers day they could shoot where they floated. Wildfowling was always a sport for the common man. To answer the original question. Yes. Anyone can shoot the foreshore in the UK. But to do so legally they have to hold a valid shotgun certificate have the right of access and have permission of the owner of the foreshore or the owner of the sporting or shooting rights on the foreshore. That is why most wildfowling is done through wildfowling clubs, the club pays the landowner or the crown or whoever holds the rights for the privelage of shooting over parts of th
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In England you used to be able to fowl below the mean high tide line. I believe there was an old saying that you could shoot wherever you could float. That is no longer the case. The right to do that was lost a long time ago. Just to be pedantic Not all foreshore and river bed is owned by the crown, there are some places where it is in private ownership or in the ownership of trusts.
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what if a shotgun is the correct tool for the job? Sometimes it is. That is why the defense exists. Like anything though it doesn't need abusing. Because that is when it gets taken away all together.
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That's where you're wrong. Many people can and do quite legally and ethically get away with culling deer under the lamp now. It is a very useful tool.
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Pretty simple realy not everyone has tools for the job ...if I had land with deer on and they were being a nusience to the farmers crops I'd have AAA in my belt When I walked round with the shotgun in-case one popped up......I defiantly wouldn't say " hold on I'll get someone in to walk round my land to get rid them deer " I'd do it my self to fill my own freezer Fine. But if you were to get caught you would find yourself in court and you would have to defend your actions. Do your homework I know of a bloke who was prosecuted for out of season shooting, he thought he knew it all and had d
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Good question on the. 223 AOLQ I would guess in that case that muntjac would be okay. But as it is a species that is usually specifically mentioned I would want to check anyhow. Like I said. Sorry to be pedantic with my last post.
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Sorry to be a pedant walshie but the conditions on your FAC apply to the individual Firearms they are attached to, not the certificate itself. For example if you owned a .308 and a .223 the . 308 conditioned for deer and AOLQ and the. 223 conditioned for vermin it would be illegal for you to shoot muntjac with the. 223 until you got that rifle conditioned for deer even though it's a legal calibre.
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Ming
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It is only legal to shoot deer with a shotgun if they are in an enclosed area for reasons of public safety or for crop protection. If you were caught you would have to defend your actions, prove the crop damage and prove that there was no other reasonable means of control and that you had gone to reasonable measures to reduce the damage.. This means you can't just decide one morning to go out and lump into a deer with your 12 bore. If you think you have justification to legally use a shotgun to manage deer then ffs do your homework and make sure you have evidence ready beforehand that wha
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The front of the jaw is furthest from the fulcrum so surely when a dog has ahold the front teeth do very little? In which case being undershot shouldn't be an issue. I don't know if that is correct but it maes sense in my head.
