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[Uk Bowhunter 0]

I have had a break from hunting for a couple of years and thought I would join the forum to see if there is any like minded people about. Look forward to hearing from anyone especially Bow Hunters.

[The one 8,482]

Hello and welcome mate

[Uk Bowhunter 0]

Hello and welcome mate

 

Thank you, I am trying to get my head around all the stuff in the forum and that Atvar thing, it might take me a while. Please don't think that I am rude if it takes a little time for me to reply.

[tb25 4,627]

:welcomeani: mate you will like this site

[Uk Bowhunter 0]

:welcomeani: mate you will like this site

Yer it seems fun, I didn't know if it was going to be very serious or not, but I can see from a few the vid posts that other's share my sence of humour.

[iseremarc 11]

Hello

 

I live and bowhunt in France, roe deer and wild boar, essentially.

[tb25 4,627]

:welcomeani:

[Uk Bowhunter 0]

Hello

 

I live and bowhunt in France, roe deer and wild boar, essentially.

 

Hi Iseremarc

 

What bow do you use? do you shot on your own land or shot on farm land? Do you pay per kill? Sorry for all the questions, I spent last August in Saint Thibery and would liked to have bow hunting, but the people I went there with were very against hunting and thought that meat grew in the intermarche, so I had to leave it.

 

Next time I'm in France I will take the bow.

[iseremarc 11]

 

 

Hi Iseremarc

 

What bow do you use? do you shot on your own land or shot on farm land? Do you pay per kill? Sorry for all the questions, I spent last August in Saint Thibery and would liked to have bow hunting, but the people I went there with were very against hunting and thought that meat grew in the intermarche, so I had to leave it.

 

Next time I'm in France I will take the bow.

 

I use a 50lb reflex/deflex split-bamboo longbow, and the majority of my hunting is done on mixed meadow/sweet chestnut coppice through my Parish Hunting Club ( if you're not in the club, you can't hunt in the parish ). French hunting laws can seem pretty complicated. Don't take your bow over to France and think you can hunt anywhere even if the landowner gives you permission - he may not have the sporting rights on his own land. And a lot of the rifle/shotgun hunters dislike/do not understand bowhunting... someone will spot you and shop you. You need to do a lot of research. There are quite a few commercial organisations that sell day ticket hunts though, I'll check some out and PM you if you like.

[need for meat 0]

also new here mate / welcom and i do a little x bow ma self .had to put it away local plods where giving me hassle but still miss taking the odd bambie

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