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Im not very clued up on birds of prey, but i was just wondering if this little prick has shot one...hes adamant that it is a 'missle thrush' Just looking at the size of it i know its not a mistle thrush. So i thought id ask the knowledgable lads of this forum, is this a kestrel? Out of order if hes shot one. Can you shoot them? are they not protected..?

 

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  On 23/01/2014 at 18:41, rex26 said:

Hard to tell really but dose av the look of a kez do you no the lad?

 

No mate i dont. seen it on facebook, on his profile picture of all things. soon as i seen it i though kez, but someone else asked him and he said missle thrush. i know its not a thrush, but not 100% its a kestrel. lads like this able to buy rifles off gumtree give every one a bad name. even if they arent protected they're beautiful birds and shouldnt be shot in my opinion.

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  On 23/01/2014 at 18:52, rex26 said:

Once seen a kid shooting at a kez while out with my gun well let's say he didn't shoot the gun again ;-) love kestrels and other birds of pray

 

I do as well, Id love to keep them myself in the future, not now as i am not knowledgable enough to own them, but hopefully in future. A bloke at my work keeps them, goes out after hares with them and that. sounds amazing. although i must say its strange that its still allowable to hunt with BOP and not lurchers...?

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  On 23/01/2014 at 19:01, Its_grim_up_norf said:

 

  On 23/01/2014 at 18:52, rex26 said:

 

Once seen a kid shooting at a kez while out with my gun well let's say he didn't shoot the gun again ;-) love kestrels and other birds of pray

I do as well, Id love to keep them myself in the future, not now as i am not knowledgable enough to own them, but hopefully in future. A bloke at my work keeps them, goes out after hares with them and that. sounds amazing. although i must say its strange that its still allowable to hunt with BOP and not lurchers...?

a kes taking a hare ? never heard that before .
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  On 23/01/2014 at 18:44, Its_grim_up_norf said:

 

  On 23/01/2014 at 18:41, rex26 said:

Hard to tell really but dose av the look of a kez do you no the lad?

 

No mate i dont. seen it on facebook, on his profile picture of all things. soon as i seen it i though kez, but someone else asked him and he said missle thrush. i know its not a thrush, but not 100% its a kestrel. lads like this able to buy rifles off gumtree give every one a bad name. even if they arent protected they're beautiful birds and shouldnt be shot in my opinion.

 

both are protected mate,cant see pic tho,little prick needs a slap

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  On 23/01/2014 at 19:11, toby63 said:

 

  On 23/01/2014 at 19:01, Its_grim_up_norf said:

 

  On 23/01/2014 at 18:52, rex26 said:

Once seen a kid shooting at a kez while out with my gun well let's say he didn't shoot the gun again ;-) love kestrels and other birds of pray

I do as well, Id love to keep them myself in the future, not now as i am not knowledgable enough to own them, but hopefully in future. A bloke at my work keeps them, goes out after hares with them and that. sounds amazing. although i must say its strange that its still allowable to hunt with BOP and not lurchers...?

a kes taking a hare ? never heard that before .

 

 

no not a kestrel mate, he has falcons.

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  On 31/01/2014 at 09:58, charlie caller said:

I cant see it either, but both birds are afforded equal protection in the uk, he should get a knock at his front door, dick head.

Ive seen the pic and the wings look to short for a kestrel so i dont think it is one. But equally its still a protected brd whatever it is

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