Stavross 15,666 Posted April 9, 2019 Report Share Posted April 9, 2019 Your on top form mate, you will be burning that shotgun out at this rate 1 Quote Link to post
Fellman Mark 607 Posted April 9, 2019 Author Report Share Posted April 9, 2019 19 minutes ago, Stavross said: Your on top form mate, you will be burning that shotgun out at this rate I hope not it’s nice to get out mate I like those clear pigeon carts 1 Quote Link to post
Meece 1,957 Posted April 9, 2019 Report Share Posted April 9, 2019 On 07/04/2019 at 18:14, sussex said: Cracking first time outing ....there will be days you couldn’t buy a bag half that size . Talking off buying it can be fairly expensive if you fall prey to the marketing men ...you can end up like the carp fishing boys and spend a day carting all the gear out .. That is very true. On 07/04/2019 at 18:24, Fellman Mark said: I did take my carp barrow to carry my gear so I was half way there In the summer when the crops are up there and you want to shoot birds coming into that area of fallen wheat or barley the other side of a big field, you aint going to be able to wheel a cart through the standing crop. I try to find a tramline that I can walk down but even so it can be hard going to force your way through the crop. The amount of people that have posted that they can drive their 4x4 across the field to set up their hide don't seem to have got a grip on the fact that they aint going to be very popular when they've flattened about 2 acres of crop. When it is hot and you've got to carry gun, cartridges, decoys, hide, food, drink for you and dog and then hump most of it back along with shot birds after a day in the Sun, it gets blooming hard. And then when you get Home unload it all, look after the dog And sort out the birds. It's all fun though. I did have an idea about making a one wheel narrow frame that I could suspend stuff from that I could wheel down a tramline in the crop but I never got round to making it and carried on humping the stuff sometimes in two trips. If I am shooting on barley I always check the dogs feet and ears for seeds which if not removed can burrow in especially down into the inner ear and cause big damage to the dog and big vets bills. Happy shooting. 1 Quote Link to post
Fellman Mark 607 Posted April 10, 2019 Author Report Share Posted April 10, 2019 8 hours ago, Meece said: That is very true. In the summer when the crops are up there and you want to shoot birds coming into that area of fallen wheat or barley the other side of a big field, you aint going to be able to wheel a cart through the standing crop. I try to find a tramline that I can walk down but even so it can be hard going to force your way through the crop. The amount of people that have posted that they can drive their 4x4 across the field to set up their hide don't seem to have got a grip on the fact that they aint going to be very popular when they've flattened about 2 acres of crop. When it is hot and you've got to carry gun, cartridges, decoys, hide, food, drink for you and dog and then hump most of it back along with shot birds after a day in the Sun, it gets blooming hard. And then when you get Home unload it all, look after the dog And sort out the birds. It's all fun though. I did have an idea about making a one wheel narrow frame that I could suspend stuff from that I could wheel down a tramline in the crop but I never got round to making it and carried on humping the stuff sometimes in two trips. If I am shooting on barley I always check the dogs feet and ears for seeds which if not removed can burrow in especially down into the inner ear and cause big damage to the dog and big vets bills. Happy shooting. Yer the farmer wouldn’t be happy me driving across his fields in my 4x4 but I can take my quad round the outside when it’s fixed and when crops are up and I don’t have a dog to worry about at the min looking to get a pup soon though Quote Link to post
philpot 4,998 Posted April 11, 2019 Report Share Posted April 11, 2019 A barrow is very useful to get all the gear we tend to carry and as already said, unless the farmer has said we can drive on the stubble, we NEVER drive over a crop field. These work well, depending how big your car is but the fishing carts in the first link are designed to take apart as are all fishing carp trolleys. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ABODE-Carp-Fishing-Folding-Wheel-Barrow-XL-Trolley-Porter-Underslung-Tidy/163431676043?epid=1923170318&hash=item260d49788b:g:ocoAAOSwHMJYKGYa https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/75L-Heavy-Duty-Garden-Dump-Truck-Tipping-Trailer-Trolley-Cart-Wheelbarrow-250kgs/302834974863?hash=item46825f008f:g:oAQAAOSwnKdbaWxS https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160L-160KG-2-Wheel-Barrow-Outdoor-Garden-Builders-Extra-Large-Heavy-Duty-Cart/143034271555?epid=3028342238&hash=item214d81c743:g:LIYAAOSwYj9cAW5P Phil Quote Link to post
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