socks 32,253 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
albert64 1,882 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 he wouldn't know where to start, couldn't even trim the apple tree 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... ....Not me but well done to who ever did it. I remember 2 seasons ago a pair turned up on the estate i pick up on...started taking poults and stuff. The keeper was interviewed about them and it was on tv about the damage they were causing, could have been countryfile. Anyway if one of these birds was to build a nest on the shoot then there would be an immediate exclusion zone on shooting which in turn would have been disasterous for the shoot. Cant believe the legalities that follow these introduced birds. Gon the axe men..... 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
stewie 3,387 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... ....Not me but well done to who ever did it. I remember 2 seasons ago a pair turned up on the estate i pick up on...started taking poults and stuff. The keeper was interviewed about them and it was on tv about the damage they were causing, could have been countryfile. Anyway if one of these birds was to build a nest on the shoot then there would be an immediate exclusion zone on shooting which in turn would have been disasterous for the shoot. Cant believe the legalities that follow these introduced birds. Gon the axe men..... so generations of people should be denied the chance to see INDIGENOUS birds so you can shoot a few pheasants......... 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... ....Not me but well done to who ever did it. I remember 2 seasons ago a pair turned up on the estate i pick up on...started taking poults and stuff. The keeper was interviewed about them and it was on tv about the damage they were causing, could have been countryfile. Anyway if one of these birds was to build a nest on the shoot then there would be an immediate exclusion zone on shooting which in turn would have been disasterous for the shoot. Cant believe the legalities that follow these introduced birds. Gon the axe men..... so generations of people should be denied the chance to see INDIGENOUS birds so you can shoot a few pheasants......... ....Not sure where i wrote that. So you think these moronic rules like no shooting anywhere near a f***ing nest is a good idea do you? Why should a bird re-introduced have all these special powers. What good are they doing for the place apart from folk getting to say "WOW, look at that big bird!!".... If your going to say tourists coming to see them then there will have to be a whore off a tourists to out do the money shooting brings into this country..... 6 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
trappa 518 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... ....Not me but well done to who ever did it. I remember 2 seasons ago a pair turned up on the estate i pick up on...started taking poults and stuff. The keeper was interviewed about them and it was on tv about the damage they were causing, could have been countryfile. Anyway if one of these birds was to build a nest on the shoot then there would be an immediate exclusion zone on shooting which in turn would have been disasterous for the shoot. Cant believe the legalities that follow these introduced birds. Gon the axe men..... Not good, not good at all. They were introduced because narrow minded eejits like yourself persecuted them just so rich snobs can shoot pheasants and grouse etc. Your a sound lad and i like your posts but your way off the mark here. 5 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... ....Not me but well done to who ever did it. I remember 2 seasons ago a pair turned up on the estate i pick up on...started taking poults and stuff. The keeper was interviewed about them and it was on tv about the damage they were causing, could have been countryfile. Anyway if one of these birds was to build a nest on the shoot then there would be an immediate exclusion zone on shooting which in turn would have been disasterous for the shoot. Cant believe the legalities that follow these introduced birds. Gon the axe men..... Not good, not good at all. They were introduced because narrow minded eejits like yourself persecuted them just so rich snobs can shoot pheasants and grouse etc. Your a sound lad and i like your posts but your way off the mark here. Ok you can tell me why they were needed to be re-introduced please.? What greatness have the done? Its a joke cause the vast majority of the country doesnt even know what a f***ing sea eagle is but once again anyone trying to make a living in the shooting industry has to give in because so fanny decides to introduce them.... 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
stewie 3,387 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... ....Not me but well done to who ever did it. I remember 2 seasons ago a pair turned up on the estate i pick up on...started taking poults and stuff. The keeper was interviewed about them and it was on tv about the damage they were causing, could have been countryfile. Anyway if one of these birds was to build a nest on the shoot then there would be an immediate exclusion zone on shooting which in turn would have been disasterous for the shoot. Cant believe the legalities that follow these introduced birds. Gon the axe men..... so generations of people should be denied the chance to see INDIGENOUS birds so you can shoot a few pheasants......... ....Not sure where i wrote that. So you think these moronic rules like no shooting anywhere near a f*****g nest is a good idea do you? Why should a bird re-introduced have all these special powers. What good are they doing for the place apart from folk getting to say "WOW, look at that big bird!!".... If your going to say tourists coming to see them then there will have to be a whore off a tourists to out do the money shooting brings into this country..... why should a NON-INDIGENOUS introduced bird that are reared in sheds all over the country by the f***ing billions come above a nest of endangered INDIGINOUS birds trying to make a small comeback........... 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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stewie 3,387 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 (edited) Just heard on the news that a tree holding a sea eagles nest has been cut down in Scotland ... Have you got a chainsaw lab ........... ....Not me but well done to who ever did it. I remember 2 seasons ago a pair turned up on the estate i pick up on...started taking poults and stuff. The keeper was interviewed about them and it was on tv about the damage they were causing, could have been countryfile. Anyway if one of these birds was to build a nest on the shoot then there would be an immediate exclusion zone on shooting which in turn would have been disasterous for the shoot. Cant believe the legalities that follow these introduced birds. Gon the axe men..... Not good, not good at all. They were introduced because narrow minded eejits like yourself persecuted them just so rich snobs can shoot pheasants and grouse etc. Your a sound lad and i like your posts but your way off the mark here. Ok you can tell me why they were needed to be re-introduced please.? What greatness have the done? Its a joke cause the vast majority of the country doesnt even know what a f*****g sea eagle is but once again anyone trying to make a living in the shooting industry has to give in because so fanny decides to introduce them.... they belong here as they lived here and are a part of our heritage................not like the chicken like pheasant from asia and that little french kunt wae red legs........... Edited June 13, 2013 by lurcher1 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
trappa 518 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Maybe they were introduced because they were persecuted by keepers until they became extinct?????? In my eyes the sea eagle has more right than the pheasant to living here. Pheasants get killed left right and centre on our roads yet keepers go out of their way to kill birds of prey. FFS some roads round here are literally carpeted with pheasant as there are thousands getting released yet the same keepers actively kill anything with a hooked beak. You should hang your head in shame. 4 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Think what you like lads...canny be f****d arguing with folk that think like that. If it was hitting you in the pocket directly youd have a big change of mind...fact!! 6 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Rake aboot 4,936 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 I suspect that the felling contractor had a HUGE oh shit moment after seeing that tree fall. I doubt very much it was a deliberate act, the estate are distancing themselves big style before the BBC hang them. As for the arguments above, I`m firmly on the fence here,, can see the shoots issues, I am involved with a large commercial shoot and know the havoc Bop`s cause but still love to see them,, (Buzzards aside that is,, b*****ds !!) Quote Link to post Share on other sites
stewie 3,387 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 Think what you like lads...canny be f****d arguing with folk that think like that. If it was hitting you in the pocket directly youd have a big change of mind...fact!! if birds of prey are damaging shoots pockets all over the country mate, then why do they have days clearing up old birds and the end of every season........... 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
stewie 3,387 Posted June 13, 2013 Report Share Posted June 13, 2013 I suspect that the felling contractor had a HUGE oh shit moment after seeing that tree fall. I doubt very much it was a deliberate act, the estate are distancing themselves big style before the BBC hang them. As for the arguments above, I`m firmly on the fence here,, can see the shoots issues, I am involved with a large commercial shoot and know the havoc Bop`s cause but still love to see them,, (Buzzards aside that is,, b*****ds !!) ok non of my business i no mate but roughly how many birds are put down, how many birds are shot and then how many are caught up at the end of the season??? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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