Illinois Hunter 1 Posted February 23, 2013 Report Share Posted February 23, 2013 Hey guys, I am also stationed over here at RAF Mildenhall and am looking for a place to hunt. I do not have my guns over here but I have been hunting for about 11 years now. I started out hunting deer and moved into turkey. Now I hunt deer, turkey, duck, goose, pheasant, rabbit, and pretty much whatever else I can get out and hunt and shoot. I just enjoy being in the woods and am looking for a place over here where I can do that often. I know duck season is over here but that is what I am most into doing. If anyone could help me out with this I would love to meet some good hunting buddies over here. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
ginga john 268 Posted February 24, 2013 Report Share Posted February 24, 2013 Good to see a few lads willing to give our cousins from across the pond a day out, who knows you could get a return offer when these lads go back home :thumbs: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
geordieh 74 Posted February 25, 2013 Report Share Posted February 25, 2013 Hi Mate Welcome to the Hunting Life a bit far for you to come out with us i live near Stonehenge,give us a shout next duck season i am sure we can find you a bit to do.I have friends that live in Illinois one near Streator and one in Kewannee i was over there just before Christmas hunting coyotes and coons Geordie Quote Link to post Share on other sites
roe-buck 63 Posted March 10, 2013 Report Share Posted March 10, 2013 (edited) You've some kind offers from the lads here.If they don't pan out a surefire way to get some wildfowling is to join BASC and use the the wildfowling permit scheme they run.For a modest fee alot of the BASC clubs will take out newcomers to try the delights of wildfowling.You couldn't be in a better place than East Anglia it has some of the finest in the country! Skip to the content Skip to the menu Full website You are: Home > Departments > Wildfowling (here) Wildfowling Permit Scheme Exclusive to BASC members, this scheme provides shooting opportunity for those members wishing to experience wildfowling in different parts of the country or even to get their first taste of the sport. BASC affiliated wildfowling clubs and other organisations provide scheme details to BASC, who produce the Wildfowling Permit Scheme Booklet. This booklet is designed for both the novice and experienced wildfowler and includes details of where you can get wildfowling permits in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Permits are offered by many BASC wildfowling clubs, various countryside organizations and local authorities. If you would like to try wildfowling for the first time, or just visit new parts of the country, the BASC wildfowling permit scheme will help you find shooting. If you would like to go wildfowling, but are not a member of a wildfowling club, then this booklet gives you information on where you can go shooting. There are also informative sections on wildfowling and the law, the type of shot that should be used and a section on fieldcraft, including on the use of tide tables and a list of quarry species. In most cases, unless you are very experienced, you will be accompanied to the foreshore by a member of the permit issuing club. For the experienced wildfowler the permit scheme offers you the chance to test your skills over a new piece of ground. The booklet is updated every season, and is available free of charge to BASC members. If you would like a copy please email your name and address (including postcode) to the Wildfowling department or send an SAE to: Wildfowling ManagementBASCMarford MillRossettWrexhamLL12 0HL Join BASC Online Renew Membership WeatherMet Office Weather Forecasts Tide Information - Admiralty EasyTide Mapping Sunrise/Sunset Calculator Green Shoots Mapping Search website formSearch Departments 's sub section Wildfowling Meet the team Wildfowling Advice Services to members Wildfowling Clubs & Links Wildfowling Permit Scheme Services to wildfowlers Consents on SSSI and other designated sites Crown Estate Wildfowling on land under Higher Level Stewardship Lead Shot Legislation and Lead Shot Alternatives Suggested lead shot rules Rural land purchase and management Wildfowling Conference 2013 BASC Wildfowling Conference 2012 Wildfowling Liaison Committee Minutes Contact us You are: Home › Departments › Wildfowling View full website Toolbar (top)Basc Sites:BASC GoShooting Young Shots The WHT Support BASC Taste of Game Get into Shooting ShortcutsJoin us Login Contact us Toolbar (bottom)Advertise FAQs Contact Us Sitemap Back to top DirectoryConservationConservation Department Cover Crops and Conservation Green Shoots ShootingHealth & Safety Lead and Non-Lead Shot Shooting Seasons Codes of practiceAir Rifles Picking up Shotgun About BASCBASC Vacancies Council and Constitution Directions to BASC Menu Home About BASC Shooting Conservation Departments Media Events In Your Area BASC Films My BASC Members area Pages in this sectionHomeAbout BASCShootingConservationDepartmentsMediaEventsIn Your AreaBASC FilmsMy BASCMembers area © 2013 BASC - British Association for Shooting and Conservation Registered Office: Marford Mill, Rossett, Wrexham, LL12 0HL - Contact usRegistered Industrial and Provident Society No.: 28488R Website design & development by Pixl8 Website design Pixl8 InteractiveBack to top Loading Edited March 10, 2013 by roe-buck Quote Link to post Share on other sites
WILF 46,596 Posted March 10, 2013 Report Share Posted March 10, 2013 Hey guys, I am also stationed over here at RAF Mildenhall and am looking for a place to hunt. I do not have my guns over here but I have been hunting for about 11 years now. I started out hunting deer and moved into turkey. Now I hunt deer, turkey, duck, goose, pheasant, rabbit, and pretty much whatever else I can get out and hunt and shoot. I just enjoy being in the woods and am looking for a place over here where I can do that often. I know duck season is over here but that is what I am most into doing. If anyone could help me out with this I would love to meet some good hunting buddies over here. If you want to hunt deer then your in the right place.....fire a catapult in any given direction round there and you will hit a muntjac, fallow or a roe Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Wolfie 106 Posted March 24, 2013 Report Share Posted March 24, 2013 Hi Mate Welcome to the Hunting Life a bit far for you to come out with us i live near Stonehenge,give us a shout next duck season i am sure we can find you a bit to do.I have friends that live in Illinois one near Streator and one in Kewannee i was over there just before Christmas hunting coyotes and coons Geordie Have you any pics hunting coyotes Quote Link to post Share on other sites
geordieh 74 Posted March 24, 2013 Report Share Posted March 24, 2013 Hi Mate Welcome to the Hunting Life a bit far for you to come out with us i live near Stonehenge,give us a shout next duck season i am sure we can find you a bit to do.I have friends that live in Illinois one near Streator and one in Kewannee i was over there just before Christmas hunting coyotes and coons Geordie Have you any pics hunting coyotes Hi Last trip out we didn't get a shot at any coyotes just raccoons i shot three but if you have a look on pigeonwatch and look at coyotemaster's thread (that's who i went hunting with)there are some pics on there.I have my own permission out there now so next time look out coyotes Geordie Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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