Guest stewie Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 aberchalder estate scotland , 30000 acres of free roaming deer Red Deer Stag Stalking The estate can offer guests Red Deer Stag Stalking - from £375 per stag (incl. VAT) You will be taken onto the estate by our experienced Gamekeeper. Due to the terrain the estate use both Land Rovers and Argos to take clients onto the hills. i really cant see the difference lol your having a laugh now aint you chimp :clapper: do you really think them stags will lie there and let you get as close as the tame lion did Quote Link to post Share on other sites
riohog 5,725 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 (edited) i beleive in fair game, that to me was mindless and money oreintated, for the obvious reasons is partridge / pheasant shooting wrong? it could even go far as fishing trout stock ponds i no this will go down like a lead ballon on here BUT yes i think driven game shooting is wrong and cannot be classed as REAL hunting and ive got a BTEC 1st diploma on gamkeeping!!!! pheasants are on par with free range chickens only difference is they live in woods they follow the keeper calling them like the pied piper before a drive its to easy but rough shooting is a different ball game and so would rough shooting of lions would be compared to this decable :thumbs: With a statement like that you'd better throw yer f*****g diploma in the bin. The biggest load of shite i've heard on here for a while. Pied piper pish..........you've obviously slept wi a keeper How the f**k can rough shooting be harder to organise than a driven day....? Doesn't matter if you've got 10 thousand birds in a wood you still have to get them to fly the correct way, dont get them to flush at the wrong time, wind allowance....etc ..etc. You deserve whats coming at you for a ridicoulos f*****g post my diploma went in the bin years ago mate never said rough shooting was harder to organise than a rough shoot infact its no way near as hard few lads and few dogs some nice ground and see what pops up along the way while having a good crack i no what im on about labtastic ive been there and done it and dont interest me one bit nowadays never slept with a keeper but once nailed a guns daughter after a big piss up on beaters day but thats another story how long were you a single handed keeper stewie Edited June 16, 2010 by riohog Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 i beleive in fair game, that to me was mindless and money oreintated, for the obvious reasons is partridge / pheasant shooting wrong? it could even go far as fishing trout stock ponds i no this will go down like a lead ballon on here BUT yes i think driven game shooting is wrong and cannot be classed as REAL hunting and ive got a BTEC 1st diploma on gamkeeping!!!! pheasants are on par with free range chickens only difference is they live in woods they follow the keeper calling them like the pied piper before a drive its to easy but rough shooting is a different ball game and so would rough shooting of lions would be compared to this decable :thumbs: With a statement like that you'd better throw yer f*****g diploma in the bin. The biggest load of shite i've heard on here for a while. Pied piper pish..........you've obviously slept wi a keeper How the f**k can rough shooting be harder to organise than a driven day....? Doesn't matter if you've got 10 thousand birds in a wood you still have to get them to fly the correct way, dont get them to flush at the wrong time, wind allowance....etc ..etc. You deserve whats coming at you for a ridicoulos f*****g post my diploma went in the bin years ago mate never said rough shooting was harder to organise than a rough shoot infact its no way near as hard few lads and few dogs some nice ground and see what pops up along the way while having a good crack i no what im on about labtastic ive been there and done it and dont interest me one bit nowadays never slept with a keeper but once nailed a guns daughter after a big piss up on beaters day but thats another story Good thats where yer diploma belongs! Lets be honest yer rant did sound like you were rubbishin' driven pheasants Got to give you 1 of these for nailing a bit of posh tottie...bet she was a wee dirty tae? :tongue4: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest stewie Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 do no what argos has got to do with it tho :laugh: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest stewie Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 i beleive in fair game, that to me was mindless and money oreintated, for the obvious reasons is partridge / pheasant shooting wrong? it could even go far as fishing trout stock ponds i no this will go down like a lead ballon on here BUT yes i think driven game shooting is wrong and cannot be classed as REAL hunting and ive got a BTEC 1st diploma on gamkeeping!!!! pheasants are on par with free range chickens only difference is they live in woods they follow the keeper calling them like the pied piper before a drive its to easy but rough shooting is a different ball game and so would rough shooting of lions would be compared to this decable :thumbs: With a statement like that you'd better throw yer f*****g diploma in the bin. The biggest load of shite i've heard on here for a while. Pied piper pish..........you've obviously slept wi a keeper How the f**k can rough shooting be harder to organise than a driven day....? Doesn't matter if you've got 10 thousand birds in a wood you still have to get them to fly the correct way, dont get them to flush at the wrong time, wind allowance....etc ..etc. You deserve whats coming at you for a ridicoulos f*****g post my diploma went in the bin years ago mate never said rough shooting was harder to organise than a rough shoot infact its no way near as hard few lads and few dogs some nice ground and see what pops up along the way while having a good crack i no what im on about labtastic ive been there and done it and dont interest me one bit nowadays never slept with a keeper but once nailed a guns daughter after a big piss up on beaters day but thats another story how long were you a single handed keeper stewie never riohog because i never wanted to do it Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chimp 299 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 aberchalder estate scotland , 30000 acres of free roaming deer Red Deer Stag Stalking The estate can offer guests Red Deer Stag Stalking - from £375 per stag (incl. VAT) You will be taken onto the estate by our experienced Gamekeeper. Due to the terrain the estate use both Land Rovers and Argos to take clients onto the hills. i really cant see the difference lol your having a laugh now aint you chimp :clapper: do you really think them stags will lie there and let you get as close as the tame lion did how close was that lion in the vid in your expert opinion? sshhh dont tell wild lions they are too close to people on safari jeeps. i was using the size of the land an example not the behaviour of the deer lol Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest stewie Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 i beleive in fair game, that to me was mindless and money oreintated, for the obvious reasons is partridge / pheasant shooting wrong? it could even go far as fishing trout stock ponds i no this will go down like a lead ballon on here BUT yes i think driven game shooting is wrong and cannot be classed as REAL hunting and ive got a BTEC 1st diploma on gamkeeping!!!! pheasants are on par with free range chickens only difference is they live in woods they follow the keeper calling them like the pied piper before a drive its to easy but rough shooting is a different ball game and so would rough shooting of lions would be compared to this decable :thumbs: With a statement like that you'd better throw yer f*****g diploma in the bin. The biggest load of shite i've heard on here for a while. Pied piper pish..........you've obviously slept wi a keeper How the f**k can rough shooting be harder to organise than a driven day....? Doesn't matter if you've got 10 thousand birds in a wood you still have to get them to fly the correct way, dont get them to flush at the wrong time, wind allowance....etc ..etc. You deserve whats coming at you for a ridicoulos f*****g post my diploma went in the bin years ago mate never said rough shooting was harder to organise than a rough shoot infact its no way near as hard few lads and few dogs some nice ground and see what pops up along the way while having a good crack i no what im on about labtastic ive been there and done it and dont interest me one bit nowadays never slept with a keeper but once nailed a guns daughter after a big piss up on beaters day but thats another story Good thats where yer diploma belongs! Lets be honest yer rant did sound like you were rubbishin' driven pheasants Got to give you 1 of these for nailing a bit of posh tottie...bet she was a wee dirty tae? :tongue4: oh yes she were game and daddy was a multi millionaire should of kept hold of her but sadly lost contact :laugh: seriously tho im not rubbishing it just not my thing my best mate is a keeper and i go and help him all the time but i just think its to false to be classed as REAL HUNTING im much happier lamping with my lurchers on my own Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chimp 299 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 i bet you would still slip on this tho Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest stewie Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 aberchalder estate scotland , 30000 acres of free roaming deer Red Deer Stag Stalking The estate can offer guests Red Deer Stag Stalking - from £375 per stag (incl. VAT) You will be taken onto the estate by our experienced Gamekeeper. Due to the terrain the estate use both Land Rovers and Argos to take clients onto the hills. i really cant see the difference lol your having a laugh now aint you chimp :clapper: do you really think them stags will lie there and let you get as close as the tame lion did how close was that lion in the vid in your expert opinion? sshhh dont tell wild lions they are too close to people on safari jeeps. i was using the size of the land an example not the behaviour of the deer lol about 20ft???? and they were on foot werent they???? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest stewie Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 i bet you would still slip on this tho :clapper: given fair law then of course i would Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 i beleive in fair game, that to me was mindless and money oreintated, for the obvious reasons is partridge / pheasant shooting wrong? it could even go far as fishing trout stock ponds i no this will go down like a lead ballon on here BUT yes i think driven game shooting is wrong and cannot be classed as REAL hunting and ive got a BTEC 1st diploma on gamkeeping!!!! pheasants are on par with free range chickens only difference is they live in woods they follow the keeper calling them like the pied piper before a drive its to easy but rough shooting is a different ball game and so would rough shooting of lions would be compared to this decable :thumbs: With a statement like that you'd better throw yer f*****g diploma in the bin. The biggest load of shite i've heard on here for a while. Pied piper pish..........you've obviously slept wi a keeper How the f**k can rough shooting be harder to organise than a driven day....? Doesn't matter if you've got 10 thousand birds in a wood you still have to get them to fly the correct way, dont get them to flush at the wrong time, wind allowance....etc ..etc. You deserve whats coming at you for a ridicoulos f*****g post my diploma went in the bin years ago mate never said rough shooting was harder to organise than a rough shoot infact its no way near as hard few lads and few dogs some nice ground and see what pops up along the way while having a good crack i no what im on about labtastic ive been there and done it and dont interest me one bit nowadays never slept with a keeper but once nailed a guns daughter after a big piss up on beaters day but thats another story Good thats where yer diploma belongs! Lets be honest yer rant did sound like you were rubbishin' driven pheasants Got to give you 1 of these for nailing a bit of posh tottie...bet she was a wee dirty tae? :tongue4: oh yes she were game and daddy was a multi millionaire should of kept hold of her but sadly lost contact :laugh: seriously tho im not rubbishing it just not my thing my best mate is a keeper and i go and help him all the time but i just think its to false to be classed as REAL HUNTING im much happier lamping with my lurchers on my own Does 'sadly lost contact' mean that she used and abused her bit of ruff? I would say its a "different" style of hunting mate and its hard graft for a good few months of the year, longer if you have a rearing field as well. Its just a matter of what ever floats yer boat and whats for 1 wont be for another. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
spiderpig 39 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 is partridge / pheasant shooting wrong? it could even go far as fishing trout stock ponds me im a firm believer in 'respect other peoples fieldsports even if you do not do it yourself' my thoughts exactly 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
chimp 299 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 i bet you would still slip on this tho :clapper: given fair law then of course i would well after watching some of the vids in the lurcher section your the only one lol anyhoo thats getting off track (hares dont count) Quote Link to post Share on other sites
whippet 99 2,613 Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 aberchalder estate scotland , 30000 acres of free roaming deer Red Deer Stag Stalking The estate can offer guests Red Deer Stag Stalking - from £375 per stag (incl. VAT) You will be taken onto the estate by our experienced Gamekeeper. Due to the terrain the estate use both Land Rovers and Argos to take clients onto the hills. i really cant see the difference you shooting them with bows are you pal, ever found dead deer with arrows in there neck , ran on and died away from the poachers,dont know the circumstances of that footage but that to me seemed like going up to a domestic cat and shooting it with a gat gun. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Guest stewie Posted June 16, 2010 Report Share Posted June 16, 2010 Does 'sadly lost contact' mean that she used and abused her bit of ruff? I would say its a "different" style of hunting mate and its hard graft for a good few months of the year, longer if you have a rearing field as well. Its just a matter of what ever floats yer boat and whats for 1 wont be for another. LOL thats proberly true and defo my loss not hers!!! it is hard graft mate never said it wasnt and i was wrong to slag shooting off i mean you NEVER,EVER hear lurchermen getting slagged off do you :whistling: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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