Countrymans weekly arrogance . . .

[paulus 26]

Is that his first or is he an established field sports author?

i dont know i dont normally buy it ive never herd of him

[The one 8,477]

Ive never heard of him either be writing a book next

[paulus 26]

Ive never heard of him either be writing a book next

more than likely

[The one 8,477]

In the old days there where a few writers on here you could read about a day out on here and next week in the countryman's weekly now theres new folk coming threw it cant be a bad thing ,as theres not a write up from the usual crew

[paulus 26]

In the old days there where a few writers on here you could read about a day out on here and next week in the countryman's weekly now theres new folk coming threw it cant be a bad thing ,as theres not a write up from the usual crew

no far from it, its good to have variety rather than having to read the same stuff over and over, plus there may even be a chance of learning something new

[darbo 4,774]

used enjoy it back when it was the shooting times when people used to contribute to the mag such as phil lloyd, gary hosker, dave sleight stag carter.sammy vaughan etc. cant really say the same today.

[paulus 26]

used enjoy it back when it was the shooting times when people used to contribute to the mag such as phil lloyd, gary hosker, dave sleight stag carter.sammy vaughan etc. cant really say the same today.

shooting news i know what your saying, i stopped buying it because it just got very samey every week abit stale i suppose

["Earth!" 503]

its not even been fit for arse wiping for years ...

 

was certainly a better paper 20yrs ago.

[muddy210 34]

just read this and totall agree ideation. loads of their arguments are flawed article about cross breeding dogs a few months ago was a disgrace. havent bought it since due to this.

[darbo 4,774]

used enjoy it back when it was the shooting times when people used to contribute to the mag such as phil lloyd, gary hosker, dave sleight stag carter.sammy vaughan etc. cant really say the same today.

shooting news i know what your saying, i stopped buying it because it just got very samey every week abit stale i suppose

forgive me paulus going a bit senile (age)

[paulus 26]

used enjoy it back when it was the shooting times when people used to contribute to the mag such as phil lloyd, gary hosker, dave sleight stag carter.sammy vaughan etc. cant really say the same today.

shooting news i know what your saying, i stopped buying it because it just got very samey every week abit stale i suppose

forgive me paulus going a bit senile (age)

i know that feeling mate

[omegathelast 160]

^{Whilst I do agree with the detailed criticisms on the articles, I do also think it s better that there is a weekly magazine representing the sport in a fairly responsible light because lets be honest with ourselves the sport is on its knees and has been for years; there are still unsavoury elements dragging this once proud way of life into the gutter, dogs get stolen, idiots poach and thieve, the dogs shelters are full of poor lurchers and some working dog welfare is appauling as the fad hunters go from one fix to the next.}

 

^{If you are unhappy with the content of the paper then why not contribute? as diverse opinions will only improve the magazine. I do however agree that Shooting News was a better publication in the past.}

Edited April 9, 2012 by omegathelast

[Cleanspade 3,322]

if i see it on a shelf i buy it. its a couple of quid'. wouldnt buy ten fags for that. if i pick it up i generally find something of interest in it. of course it was better years ago. wasnt everything.

i prefare to stretch a rabbit than chop. chopping is old hat

[paulus 26]

these are due in uk soon, comming to a shop near you, stops all the problems with bruised hands

[northern lad 2,292]

if memory serves me right i think the warrener was doing hares with the catty,then dogs allowed to "track"injured game legally.as for ferreting being jolly hard work ,ill take him plastering,or put him on the hod for a day,see how jolly the man feels