Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Just spent a week in Devon in the wollacomb area and what a place it is, I thought I lived in the countryside but that place is something else, wildlife everywhere in 5 days I seen reds, fallow, roe, sika and muntjac, it's mainly made up of grass fields not many crops fields and the hedge rows are as wide and as thick as a tranny van, basically the opporsite to where I live where it's mainly crop fields and sheep fencing, pointless subject but just thought I'd say I'd love to live there haha

  • Like 4
Link to post

  • Replies 53
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Top Posters In This Topic

Popular Posts

The biggest problem in Devon is all the people who move here because they like the way of life & then they get here & want to change it. Most of them are tree hugging bunny lovers!

Who dares wins!

Aint the worst place to live I suppose... well I wouldn't move anyway..  

Well son, you must live in a different part of the Midlands to me. We have the most beautiful countryside, plenty of wildlife, walks to die for, rivers to fish and generally a right nice place to reside. I'm talking the four counties borders, Staffs, Derbs, Warks and North West Leics. Ok might not be Devon but it is very nice. Jok.

  • Like 1
Link to post

Well son, you must live in a different part of the Midlands to me. We have the most beautiful countryside, plenty of wildlife, walks to die for, rivers to fish and generally a right nice place to reside. I'm talking the four counties borders, Staffs, Derbs, Warks and North West Leics. Ok might not be Devon but it is very nice. Jok.

But you haven't got the range of game Devon has got ..........

Link to post

 

Well son, you must live in a different part of the Midlands to me. We have the most beautiful countryside, plenty of wildlife, walks to die for, rivers to fish and generally a right nice place to reside. I'm talking the four counties borders, Staffs, Derbs, Warks and North West Leics. Ok might not be Devon but it is very nice. Jok.

But you haven't got the range of game Devon has got ..........
or the tranny van hedge rows.
Link to post

I lived up there for over ten years but didn't have the dogs back then. I still work up there most weeks and get a bit of lamping in. Good mooching too. Have to agree with chunky11.....there's some great fishing!!

Edited by white van man
Link to post

 

Well son, you must live in a different part of the Midlands to me. We have the most beautiful countryside, plenty of wildlife, walks to die for, rivers to fish and generally a right nice place to reside. I'm talking the four counties borders, Staffs, Derbs, Warks and North West Leics. Ok might not be Devon but it is very nice. Jok.

But you haven't got the range of game Devon has got ..........

all of it apart from red and sika
Link to post

Well son, you must live in a different part of the Midlands to me. We have the most beautiful countryside, plenty of wildlife, walks to die for, rivers to fish and generally a right nice place to reside. I'm talking the four counties borders, Staffs, Derbs, Warks and North West Leics. Ok might not be Devon but it is very nice. Jok.

I live on the borders of Calke abbey, and do alo of my field craft around the Newtown linford area, the countryside around here is great I'm not disputing that, but it is still built up a lot more than where Iv been in Devon, the hedges around here are nowhere near as thick as around there and the hills around here are like a mole hill on a Devonshire hill, I take for granted where I live I don't have to walk far to see many of the deer species and Leicestershire as a whole is renound for its number of foxes but like I say I think anybody in this game would sooner wake up in Devon than around here
  • Like 1
Link to post

I can honestly say that there are red and Sika not more than 20 mins from my house. Jok.

There are red less than 5 minutes from mine but there all park deer if your in Leicestershire and you have red deer near you I garuntee there park deer, there are many deer near me roe fallow red and muntys and a 40 minute drive lands you bang in the middle of cwd country but I'm talking about the scenery, the running ground, the cover and the overall wildlife, again I'm not saying there no wildlife but the hunting ground isn't a patch in the midlands compared to Devonshire I use to work for the atherstone hunt based in Warwickshire and when I was there we held more hunting ground than any other hunt in England however most of it was no good for drag hunting because there is too many main roads, I walked 14 miles one day in Devon and came across three country lanes not one main road in sight

  • Like 2
Link to post

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    No registered users viewing this page.


×
×
  • Create New...