Walk around new permission

[billbroon 9]

As title says after my work i had a look around my new permission. Because its a huge hill (old valcano) a just stayed to the lower parts, man it was some walk. As a was walking around there was loads of cows and am alwyas a bit weery of them but they didnt bother about me. There were 4 or 5 nice warrens a seen that were only between 5 and 9 holes and a few bigger ones more than ten holes which i will leave just now till ferrets get more experiance on the smaller ones. In the last field i was walking around trust there to be a big white bull but he didnt bother and just kept grazing. Heres a few piccys.

billy

[billbroon 9]

Heres big white bull'y

Have to appoligise pictures not that good it was of phone

[The one 8,467]

Looks good ground mate your not that far from me looking at the picts thats a beef bull and shouldn't bother you too much

[billbroon 9]

Looks good ground mate your not that far from me looking at the picts thats a beef bull and shouldn't bother you too much

Where u from about and that was from Largo Law.

Billy

[The one 8,467]

You have a pm mate

[pedro 39]

Done a bit on that ground nearly 20 year ago, old boy from cowdenbeath had all that ground

[pencoed hunter 7]

Looks good

[billbroon 9]

Done a bit on that ground nearly 20 year ago, old boy from cowdenbeath had all that ground

Well all mine now bud Cant wait to get out and get stuck in to these bunnys

atb billy

[stealthy1 3,964]

Heres big white bull'y

Have to appoligise pictures not that good it was of phone

 

 

Glad I'm not the only one with mad beef on permission Looks like nice land.

[lilpip1234 62]

tidy spot of that you've bagged there best of luck to ya

[rosspti 2]

Looks like a Charloais Bull to me (sha-roe-lay).

 

This breed is a very popular one in the UK. It originated in South East France as a draft animal pulling carts and ploughs. A few decades ago when people decided that they wanted leaner beef, this breed was imported to the UK as it is lean and quick growing. Unfortunately it proved a little too lean, not as tasty, and it cannot be fattened on grass alone and needs lots of corn.

 

As a result the pure Charloais Bulls are used to cross with traditional breeds such as the black Aberdeen Angus, or the brown and white Hereford. This produces a very good crossbred beef animal.

 

They are a fairly docile breed and bulls are quiter than the dairy bulls like Fresian or Jersey. However, never take any chances! If he is having a bad day, or there are cows or calves around then you could be greeted by 150 stone of angry bull.

 

That's like you versus 8 angry New Zealand All Black Forwards. Scrum down boys!

[Night Hunter 109]

Looks good ground mate your not that far from me looking at the picts thats a beef bull and shouldn't bother you too much

Where u from about and that was from Largo Law.

Billy

 

Hi billy, i shoot that bit ground too mate i took it on after the guy from cowden died ,i do both bill's and sandy's and also sandy's sons farm ive had some good bags of bunnies off it with the airgun and the .22rf and a fair few foxes with the 22.250.

Edited October 10, 2009 by Night Hunter

[billbroon 9]

Looks good ground mate your not that far from me looking at the picts thats a beef bull and shouldn't bother you too much

Where u from about and that was from Largo Law.

Billy

 

Hi billy, i shoot that bit ground too mate i took it on after the guy from cowden died ,i do both bill's and sandy's and also sandy's sons farm ive had some good bags of bunnies off it with the airgun and the .22rf and a fair few foxes with the 22.250.

Bill said there was a couply men that shot it, he seems a good man. You been shooting it long, ive noticed a good few fox droppings when ive been walking around.

billy

[Night Hunter 109]

Looks good ground mate your not that far from me looking at the picts thats a beef bull and shouldn't bother you too much

Where u from about and that was from Largo Law.

Billy

 

Hi billy, i shoot that bit ground too mate i took it on after the guy from cowden died ,i do both bill's and sandy's and also sandy's sons farm ive had some good bags of bunnies off it with the airgun and the .22rf and a fair few foxes with the 22.250.

Bill said there was a couply men that shot it, he seems a good man. You been shooting it long, ive noticed a good few fox droppings when ive been walking around.

billy

 

Bill is sound mate, ive shot there for about 7-8 years i think..possibly longer, i used to go on with davie from cowden before he sadly passed ,as far is i know there is another guy with an airgun shoots the rabbits too,have you been down the bottom farm with the ferrets mate ? theres some good warrens down there but it is quite sandy ground but good for bolters .

The hills always been great for foxes mate i had about 14 off it last year and about 10 off sandys next door,think its probably one of the dumping spots used by the RSPCA,Its just about now that i get out with the lamp to start sorting them out,its a fair trek from here but well worth the trip the hill certainly gives you a workout when you walk right round iti normally dont get home till about 2.30-3am,But remember to give Bill a call before you go on mate it keeps us all safe....

Tam

Edited October 11, 2009 by Night Hunter

[billbroon 9]

aye it is some walk exspecialy with aw the ferreting gear lol. Yeh a always give him a phone the day before that was one of the things he said i had to do bt apart from that im free to roam. Do u ferret yourself.

billy